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Four Ways to Sell Your House. Most People Only Hear About One.

An agent will tell you to list. An investor will tell you to take a cash offer. Each one is describing the tool they happen to sell, not your full set of choices. This guide walks through all four, in plain English.

  • What each path really costs, how long it takes, and who it's built for
  • A net proceeds worksheet to run your own numbers before you decide
  • Ten questions that protect you from anyone who wants your house, including us
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The Houston Homeowner's Guide to Your 4 Selling Options

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Written by Fred PaskellLicensed Texas broker & Army combat veteran · 500+ homes purchased

All Four Paths, Side by Side

No option wins every row. That's exactly the point.

Option 1

Open Market Listing

What it actually costs once commissions, repairs, closing costs, and months of holding costs are all counted.

Option 2

Direct Sale

The honest tradeoff. A direct offer is below full market value, and the guide shows you exactly what you get in exchange.

Option 3

Creative Financing

Built for high loan balances and payments that got away from you, where a cash offer mathematically can't work.

Option 4

Custom & Hybrid

Sell now and move later. Or list on the market with a written offer already in your back pocket as a floor.

Plus a two-minute exercise to find which one fits your priorities, and ten questions to ask anyone who wants to buy or list your house. Us included.

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Fred Paskell, Texas Real Estate Broker, License #0577103-B. This guide is educational information, not legal, tax, or financial advice, and requesting it does not create a broker-client relationship. Figures in the guide are typical Greater Houston ranges, not quotes. By submitting your email you agree to receive it and occasional follow-up messages; unsubscribe anytime.