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Divorce

A divorce makes everything harder, and a shared house is often the hardest piece. Both names are on it, both people want it settled, and neither wants a year of repairs, showings, and negotiating over a listing.

  • Takes about 2 minutes
  • No obligation to sell

What this situation usually means

Most divorce agreements either have one person keep the house or sell it and split what is left. When the house is sold, the process has to work for two people who may not be talking much.

A traditional listing asks them to agree on repairs, price, and every offer. A direct sale replaces that with one estimated offer, one contract, and one closing.

Your attorneys decide how the proceeds are divided, and we simply pay through the title company the way the paperwork says.

How Covent helps

  • We buy as-is, so neither of you has to agree on repairs or pay for them.

  • We work with both owners and with your attorneys, and the title company pays out as the paperwork directs.

  • You can pick a closing date that fits the move or the court's schedule, within 14 to 60 days of signing.

  • The process is private: no sign in the yard and no stream of visitors.

What we need to look at

  • The address, and the names on the title.
  • Whether both owners are ready to sell, and whether there is a court order or agreement.
  • A rough loan balance, and the condition of the house.

Selling to Covent is simple

Enter your address and a few details, and we email you your estimated offer.

Common questions

Talk to a specialist

Email Sam, Covent's AI assistant. Sam answers right away and can loop in a specialist from our team.

sam@coventhomes.com

Where we buy

We buy houses in Texas, Georgia, Tennessee, Florida, Indiana, Missouri, Kansas, and North Carolina.

Find out what we'd pay for your house

Enter your address to start. It takes about 2 minutes.

  • No obligation to sell
  • Close in 14 to 60 days