HOMES & RENTALS
From a home that needs updating to a rental you’re ready to move on from.
- Single-family homes
- Small multifamily properties
- Vacant or tenant-occupied properties
Mile High Sourcing / Real estate & landYOUR PROPERTY.
YOUR PROPERTY.
YOUR NEXT
CHAPTER.
Explore a cash offer for your home, commercial property, or land. Sell as-is and move forward on a timeline that works for you.
Closings in as little as 14 days may be possible, subject to property review, clear title, buyer readiness, and agreed terms. Timing is not guaranteed.
HOMES · COMMERCIAL · LAND
Illustrative stock photoClose in as little as14 DAYS.
A faster option. When the details align.
Cash offersStart with your property details.
Sell as-isSkip the pre-sale repair project.
No obligationReview your options. You decide.
LESS PREP.
MORE POSSIBILITIES.
You don’t need a picture-perfect property to start a conversation. Tell us what you own, what needs work, and what you want to do next.
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY
A direct conversation about your building, its current use, and its potential.
- Retail and office buildings
- Industrial and mixed-use property
- Occupied or vacant buildings
LAND & ACREAGE
Have a lot or parcel you no longer need? Let’s take a closer look.
- Vacant lots and rural acreage
- Infill and development parcels
- Property with or without improvements
Common reasons owners reach out
Inherited propertyRepairs neededReady to relocateVacant propertyRental transitionUnused land
A straightforward way forwardTHREE STEPS.
THREE STEPS.
ONE FRESH START.
An off-market sale starts with a conversation—not a renovation. We’ll discuss the property and the proposed deal so you can make an informed choice.
Tell us about your property ↗Share the basics.
Send the address or parcel location, property type, condition, and your preferred timing. Photos and an asking price help, if you have them.
Review the opportunity.
We review the details and discuss a potential cash offer, any property access needed, and the transaction structure. You’re free to accept, ask questions, or pass.
Agree on terms. Plan your move.
If there’s a fit, the parties agree on the price, responsibilities, and closing date. A closing in as little as 14 days may be possible when the required steps are complete.
Let’s talk about your next moveWHAT COULD
WHAT COULD
YOUR PROPERTY
MAKE POSSIBLE?
Start with the basics. We’ll follow up to learn more and discuss whether there’s a fit.
(720) 202-5449 ↗sales@milehighsourcing.comMonday–Saturday, 8am–8pm Mountain Time
Clear terms before you commit.
We may purchase directly or work with investor partners. We’ll explain who is buying and whether an investor partner or contract assignment is involved before you sign.
Good questions. Straight answers.BEFORE YOU
BEFORE YOU
MAKE A MOVE.
Can you really close in 14 days?
Sometimes, yes. Closings in as little as 14 days depend on the property review, clear title, buyer readiness, and the terms everyone agrees to. Some transactions take longer. We discuss a realistic timeline before you commit.
Do I need to make repairs first?
You can ask about selling as-is. Tell us about the property’s current condition and any known issues. You do not need to complete a renovation just to request an offer; access or inspections may still be needed.
How is a cash offer determined?
Factors include location, condition, comparable sales, repair needs, property type, and the proposed transaction. For land or commercial property, access, zoning, utilities, income, and occupancy may also matter. A cash offer can differ from a retail listing price.
Are you the buyer, or do you work with investors?
We may purchase directly or work with investor partners. Some transactions may involve assigning a purchase contract to another buyer. We’ll discuss our role, the proposed structure, and any assignment before you sign.
Are there commissions or closing costs?
Costs depend on the transaction. We’ll discuss any fees, closing costs, and who is responsible for them in the proposed agreement. Ask for a clear explanation of your expected proceeds before accepting terms.
Am I obligated to accept an offer?
No. Asking for information or requesting an offer does not obligate you to sell. Take time to review the proposed terms and get independent advice if you want it.
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