First: classic bait and switch. They give you a good offer, but then as you read down you realize that, despite there not BEING any realtor involved, they are still going to charge you 3% as if there was. Second, they make the offer, but then, once more, you read down their offer and they're removing thousands of dollars for repairs. Lather, rinse, repeat - it's not an honest way to do business, you get this HUGE font line with their "best offer" and then read down and realize that the real offer is 50, 60, 70 thousand less. It's all verrrry disingenuous. "We will pay you $500,000!" But by the time you get past their fees, repair deductions (which are not itemized mind you) and their terms, you wind up being at or below just about every other "pay cash" investor who is low-balling your home. So at first it appears to be your best option, but by the time you figure out what they really intend to pay you it's a low-ball insult. It's one thing to make profit, it's something entirely different to bait-and-switch the customer. Just go with a straight forward company where you don't have to read past that seemingly decent initial offer to get to the "real" amount they're going to pay you, it's easier when there's not a lot of fluff and attempts to distract you from what they are actually offering.