Cash offer program

A vetted cash offer on your San Diego home — in 24 hours.

No staging. No open houses. No strangers walking through on a Saturday. Submit the address, and within one business day you'll have a written, no-obligation cash offer from a pre-vetted investor pool I've worked with since 2018.

Nate Higginbotham
Nate Higginbotham Premier Agency · DRE #01993621

How a 24-hour offer actually works.

The offer is the easy part. The homework behind it — matching your home to the right buyer at a fair number — is what separates this from the "we buy ugly houses" billboards.

01

Share the basics

Address, beds/baths, condition, and your ideal close date. Three minutes by phone or form — no walkthrough required to start.

02

I run the match

Your home gets priced against active cash-buyer criteria in our 18-investor pool — hold, flip, rental, build. The top two competing offers come back to you.

03

Written offer in 24 hrs

No-obligation, all-cash, contingency-free. Close in 7–21 days, or take your time. If the number isn't right, we still talk about a traditional listing.

Why sellers take the cash path.

Zero prep workSell as-is. No paint, no staging, no pre-inspection repairs. The buyer pool accounts for condition upfront.
Close on your calendar7, 14, 21, 60 days — the buyer adapts. Line up your next home without a bridge loan.
No financing fall-throughCash means cash. No appraisal, no lender delays, no re-trade at the 11th hour.
Side-by-side comparisonYou'll see what the cash number is AND what a full-market listing would likely net. Decide with both.

A few honest questions.

Will a cash offer be lower than a market listing?

Usually yes — by 5–12% depending on condition and speed. That's the trade for certainty, no prep, and a fast close. For some sellers the math works; for others, a full listing nets more. I'll show you both numbers before you decide.

What does it cost to get the offer?

Nothing. There's no fee to receive an offer, and no obligation to accept. If you do accept, standard escrow and title fees apply at close — typically lower than a retail sale because there's no buyer's-side commission.

Who are the buyers?

A rotating pool of 18 San Diego-based investors I've vetted and worked with since 2018 — buy-and-hold, flip, build-to-rent, and 1031-exchange buyers. No out-of-state aggregators, no iBuyer algorithms.

What if the home needs major work?

That's often the best fit for this program. Deferred maintenance, older systems, outdated kitchens — the investor pool prices it in without asking you to fix anything first.

Ready for your cash number?

Submit the address. Get a written offer in one business day. No pressure, no obligation, no drip campaign after.