Tell us about the property
Provide your contact information, property address, property type, general condition, and preferred timeline.
EquiWise reviews houses and land for direct acquisition. Share the property details, receive a written offer when the property qualifies, and decide whether the proposed terms work for you.
Submitting information does not obligate you to sell and does not guarantee that an offer will be made.
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EquiWise is a property acquisition company. We evaluate houses and land for potential direct purchase rather than offering brokerage or property-listing services.
Our goal is to give property owners a clear proposal they can evaluate without presenting a direct offer as the only available option. You decide whether the terms, timing, and transaction structure fit your circumstances.
Any purchase offer is presented in writing so the proposed terms can be reviewed carefully.
EquiWise acts as a potential principal buyer, not as your real estate agent or representative.
When an offer is accepted, the parties coordinate the transaction and an appropriate closing date.
The process begins with basic property information. If additional details are needed, a member of the EquiWise team may contact you before the review can be completed.
Provide your contact information, property address, property type, general condition, and preferred timeline.
EquiWise evaluates the submitted details together with available property and market information.
When the property qualifies, you receive proposed purchase terms to consider. Some properties may require additional review.
You decide whether to proceed. A transaction moves forward only after acceptable written terms are signed.
The stated 48-hour review period is an objective for complete submissions. It is not a guarantee and may vary based on the property, available information, and the need for additional review.
EquiWise considers a range of residential-property and land submissions. Property type, location, title, condition, and the information available during review may affect eligibility.
Request a Property ReviewSubmit basic information about the home, condition, occupancy, and preferred transaction timeline.
Provide the property address or parcel information and any details available about access, utilities, or current use.
Condition is one part of the review. Describe repairs or known issues accurately so they can be considered.
Vacant, inherited, tenant-occupied, or otherwise non-standard situations can be described in the submission for review.
Sending property information starts an evaluation. It does not require you to accept an offer or enter a purchase agreement.
When an offer is made, review all terms carefully. Seek independent legal, tax, or real estate advice when appropriate.
EquiWise is not acting as your real estate broker, agent, attorney, tax adviser, or fiduciary in connection with a direct purchase.
No. EquiWise is not a licensed real estate brokerage and does not list property or represent owners as a real estate agent. EquiWise evaluates property for potential direct purchase as a principal buyer.
EquiWise does not provide property-listing services. The information you submit is used to determine whether EquiWise wishes to pursue a potential direct acquisition.
EquiWise aims to review complete property submissions within approximately 48 hours. Some properties require additional information or analysis, so this timeframe is not guaranteed.
No. A submission does not create an obligation to sell. A transaction proceeds only when the parties agree to and sign acceptable written purchase terms.
Provide accurate contact information, the property address or parcel information, property type, condition, occupancy, known issues, and your preferred timeline. Complete information helps avoid delays.
No. EquiWise may determine that a property does not fit its acquisition criteria or that additional information is needed. Submitting a property does not guarantee an offer.
You may wish to consult an attorney, tax professional, licensed real estate professional, or other independent adviser before entering a transaction, particularly when ownership, title, taxes, probate, tenants, or other legal issues are involved.
Complete the property form to begin the review. A team member may contact you if additional information is needed.