Request a Cash Offer. Compare It to Listing. You Choose.
Request a cash offer on your Flathead Valley home and get the open-market number right next to it. Two numbers. Your call.
Request my two numbersNo obligation. No listing agreement to see your numbers.
How it works
Tell us about your home.
See both numbers: the cash offer, if your home qualifies, and a listing net estimate after typical selling costs.
You choose: take the offer, list, or do neither.
Cash is fast. Fast has a price.
The cash offer.
A cash offer from an independent third-party buyer: if your home qualifies, the buyer puts a written number on it. Typically no showings and no repairs, and you usually pick the closing date.
The market number.
Ryan prices the same house the way it would actually sell on the open market today — not a 2021 number, not a fantasy.
The gap.
You see both, net of costs, on one page. Then you decide. Plenty of people take the cash. Plenty don't.
Who this is for
- Inherited a house and live out of state
- Going through a divorce and need a clean, fast split
- Relocating on a timeline
- House needs work you don't want to do
- Tired landlord
- Just want to know your options before you decide anything
Request my two numbers
See if your home qualifies.
Step 1 of 3
Straight answers
Are you the cash buyer?
No. Ryan is a licensed real estate agent. The cash offer comes from a third-party buyer. Ryan's job is to make sure you see it next to what the open market would pay.
Do I have to list with you to get the numbers?
No.
How fast?
Ryan will be in touch, usually within one business day. Once the house has been reviewed, you'll typically have both numbers within a few days.
Will the cash offer be lower than market?
Usually, yes. That's the trade for speed and certainty. The point of this page is that you see how much lower before you decide.
What does it cost me?
Nothing to see your numbers.
Is my information shared?
Only with the cash buyer evaluating your home, and only after you've spoken with Ryan.