Sell house during divorce Las Vegas · Cash buyer since 2006

Selling the House During a Las Vegas Divorce.

A cash sale is often the fastest, cleanest way for both parties to move forward. No open houses. No waiting for a buyer's financing. No drawn-out listing process. Progressive REI buys the home fast, divides the proceeds at closing, and lets both parties get on with their lives.

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Why a cash sale works in divorce

A traditional listing adds time and friction you do not need right now.

When a marriage ends, the shared home is often the largest asset on the table. A traditional listing requires both parties to cooperate on repairs, staging, and showing schedules for weeks or months. When two people are going through a divorce, that level of ongoing coordination is often the last thing either party wants.

A cash sale removes most of that friction. Mickey makes one offer based on the property as-is. If both parties accept, closing can happen in as few as 7 days. The proceeds are split at the closing table according to whatever agreement the attorneys have worked out. Both parties walk away with their share and the house is done.

Mickey is not a divorce attorney and cannot give legal advice. What he can do is give you a fair offer quickly, work with both parties and their attorneys, and close on the timeline the divorce proceeding requires.

Cash sale vs. traditional listing in divorce

Traditional listing

60 to 120 days on market. Both parties must agree on repairs, price, and showings throughout. Buyer financing can fall through. Ongoing contact required.

Cash sale

One offer, one decision, one closing. No repairs. No ongoing coordination. Proceeds split at closing. Done in 7 to 21 days.

Mickey can work directly with both parties' attorneys. He provides the documentation needed for divorce proceedings and closes on the schedule the court or attorneys require.

How it works

Three steps to close the chapter.

One call or text

Either party can reach out. Mickey aims to call back the same day. He asks about the property, the situation, and the timeline. No pressure. No obligation. Just the information needed to make a fair offer.

One cash offer

Mickey presents a fair cash offer typically within 24 hours based on the property as-is. Both parties review it with their attorneys. If it works for everyone, both parties sign the purchase agreement. The offer does not change after signing.

Clean split at closing

Closing happens on the agreed date, typically 7 to 21 days from signed agreement. Net proceeds after mortgage payoff are distributed to each party at closing according to the divorce agreement. Done.

Who Mickey works with

Mickey works fairly with both parties.

If you both agree to sell

When both parties have agreed that selling is the right move, Mickey makes the process as fast and clean as possible. One offer, one signing, one closing. Both attorneys receive the documentation they need. Proceeds split at closing per the agreement.

Mickey treats both parties with equal respect and professionalism throughout. He does not take sides and does not share information from one party with the other without consent.

If it is court ordered

When a court has ordered the sale of the marital home, Mickey can work within whatever timeline and structure the court requires. He provides proof of funds and documentation for court submission and accommodates the legal process at every step.

If attorneys are involved, Mickey communicates directly with both legal teams to make the transaction as smooth as possible for everyone.

What Mickey promises

Four promises. Every divorce sale. No exceptions.

Both parties treated with equal respect.

Mickey does not take sides. He presents the same offer to both parties, answers the same questions for both parties, and treats everyone involved with the same professionalism. He has no interest in the divorce. He is only there to buy the house.

Our offer does not change after both parties sign.

Our commitment is that the number in the purchase agreement is what we work to deliver at closing. Mickey does his homework on the property before making an offer and stands behind it. At 1660 Capistrano Ave we did not walk the property the way we should have. When our crew opened the walls they found structural issues that ran the rehab nearly $80,000 over estimate. We closed on the date we promised and the seller received every dollar we agreed to. We took the loss. That is what privately funded means.

Private. No public listing. No strangers walking through.

We never list the property on MLS, Zillow, or any public site. No open houses. No strangers walking through a home that is already in a difficult situation. Mickey walks the property once, makes his offer, and that is the only visit before closing.

We buy with private funds. When we sign, we close - barring title defects outside our control.

No banks. No lender delays. No financing contingencies that could fall through after both parties have already agreed to the sale. When the purchase agreement is signed, the funds exist to close it. Mickey works to close on the agreed date - barring title or circumstances outside his control.

Common questions

Divorce sellers ask us these.

Can one party contact you without the other knowing?

Yes. Either party can reach out to get information, ask questions, and receive a cash offer without the other party being involved initially. Mickey works through each party separately and aims not to contact the other party without consent. When both parties are ready to move forward, both need to sign the purchase agreement. But the initial conversation can happen with just one party.

What if one party wants to sell and the other does not?

Mickey can only buy the property when both parties with ownership interest agree to sell and sign the purchase agreement. If one party refuses, the sale cannot proceed without a court order. What Mickey can do is provide a written offer that both parties can review with their attorneys. Sometimes seeing a concrete number makes the decision easier for everyone involved.

How are proceeds split at closing?

The split is determined entirely by whatever agreement the parties and their attorneys have reached, not by Mickey. The title company distributes the net proceeds at closing according to the instructions provided. Mickey is not involved in how the money is divided. That is between the parties, their attorneys, and the title company.

Can you work with our divorce attorneys?

Yes. Mickey is happy to communicate directly with both parties' attorneys throughout the process. He provides proof of funds, purchase agreements, and any other documentation attorneys need for the divorce proceeding. He has worked with Las Vegas family law attorneys on marital home sales many times and understands what they typically need.

How fast can you close?

Most closings happen within 7 to 21 days from a signed purchase agreement. If the divorce proceeding requires a specific closing timeline, Mickey works toward that date. If the court has set a deadline, tell Mickey on the first call and he will tell you honestly whether that timeline is achievable.

Will your offer change after we accept?

No. Our commitment is that the number in the purchase agreement is what we work to deliver at closing. Mickey does his homework before making an offer and stands behind it. At 1660 Capistrano Ave we did not walk the property the way we should have. When our crew opened the walls they found structural issues that ran the rehab nearly $80,000 over estimate. We closed on the date we promised and the seller received every dollar we agreed to. We took the loss. That is what privately funded means.