Certainty
Proof of funds & closing certainty
A cash offer is only as good as the buyer's ability to close. Here's how you can verify ours — before you commit to anything.
What “cash” should actually mean
“Cash” should mean the funds exist and the sale doesn't hinge on a bank approving a loan. That removes the most common reason deals fall apart at the last minute. You can ask us for proof of funds, and we'll provide it.
How we protect your closing
- Proof of funds available on request
- Closing through a local, independent title company
- No buyer-financing contingency to fall through
- A closing date you choose
- Clear payoff of liens and back taxes handled at closing
- Written terms you can review with an advisor
How to verify any cash buyer
Whether you work with us or someone else, protect yourself: ask for proof of funds, confirm who is taking title and whether the contract can be assigned, insist on written terms, and use a reputable title or closing company. If a buyer resists any of these, treat it as a warning sign.
Verify us before you decide
Ask for proof of funds and written terms up front. We expect it — and we're glad to provide it.
Or call a local Indiana home buyer: (317) 555-0187