Expired listing
Months of tidying for visitors, price cuts, and feedback that never quite adds up can wear anyone down. If your listing just expired, you have a choice you did not have before: sell directly, once your listing agreement has ended.
- Takes about 2 minutes
- No obligation to sell
What this situation usually means
Listings usually expire for one of two reasons. The price was above what buyers would pay, or the house looked worse in person than it did online.
Both are hard to fix from inside a listing, and a long time on the market makes a house look stale. A direct sale resets that.
You get one estimated offer for the house as it is today, with no relisting and no more price cuts.
How Covent helps
We charge no commission or fees on our side when we buy directly.
We buy as-is, so the condition that held up the listing does not hold us up.
No more price cuts, relisting, or feedback to absorb.
We close in 14 to 60 days of a signed contract, on a day that fits your next move.
What we need to look at
- The address, and how long it was listed.
- Any feedback or inspection issues that came up.
- What you were asking and what you need to walk away with.
Selling to Covent is simple
Enter your address and a few details, and we email you your estimated offer.
Common questions
Yes, once your listing agreement has ended. Check your paperwork, or ask your Realtor, about the end date and any protection period.
Not to us. Any agreement with your former Realtor is separate, so read your listing contract.
Our estimate is based on the house and its market, not on how long it was listed. You are free to say no.
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
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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