85%
Upfront, in writing
You receive up to 85% of your home's market value as cash, in your account, in 10–15 days. The number is calculated from real market data, written down before any conversation, and held to. No bait-and-switch on the LOI.
The program · Cash Offer+
How Cash Offer+ actually works.
The full mechanics: up to 85% of your home's value wired to you in 10–15 days, the remaining 15%+ returned when we resell on the open market — minus one published fee. No upside surrender, no bait-and-switch on the LOI. Put your address in the box and see the real number first.
What is Cash Offer+
A program built around three commitments.
10–15
Days to close
From the day you accept the offer, you close in 10–15 days. We can move faster on time-pressure cases (relocation, divorce, estate). No financing contingency, no buyer drama, no inspection re-trades.
15%+
Still yours
After we close, we list your home on the open market. When it sells, you receive the remaining 15%+ — minus a transparent program fee. Most cash-offer programs keep this upside. We don't. That's the difference.
How it works
Three steps. No surprises.
From the moment you put your address in the box at the top of this page, the path to a closed deal is three steps and roughly two weeks.
i
See your offer in 60 seconds
Address-first. Our pricing model uses an Automated Valuation Model corroborated against current Zillow, Redfin, and MLS market data. You see a real offer — with the math — before we ask for your contact information.
ii
Talk to a named consultant
If the number works, you book a 15-minute call with a Zoom Casa solution consultant — by name, with their direct line. They walk through how we got the number, what the close looks like, and what happens to the upside. Most calls end with a signed term sheet.
iii
Close in 10–15 days
From signed term sheet to wire in your account: 10–15 days. We handle the title work, schedule a quick walkthrough, and close at a closing agent of your choice. We then list and sell — and pay you the remaining 15%+ upside (minus fee) when the open-market deal closes.
The Math
A worked example. The numbers, in writing.
A 4-bedroom home in Austin, market value approximately $695,000. Here's what each path looks like — including what most cash-offer comparisons hide: the carrying cost of waiting.
Cash Offer+ · Sample
$623,500
Range: $615,000 – $632,000
- Market value (AVM-checked)$695,000
- Initial cash offer (85%)$590,750
- Held in upside (paid at sale)$32,750
- Program fee (within sweet spot)7%
- You’d net vs. listing 60 days+$11,200
What the math doesn't show: the 15%+ you keep in upside. If your home sells on the open market for $720,000 (a typical post-listing outcome), you'd receive an additional ~$62,000 minus our fee — bringing your total net well above either iBuyer or traditional listing. We publish the math so you can verify it yourself, with your accountant, with your agent. No spreadsheet should ever be hidden.
From Inside Zoom Casa · Explainer
What "up to 85% upfront" actually means.
Walk through the offer math, line by line. What you get on day one, what we hold, when you see the rest. Plus how we calculate it — the AVM model, the market data, the carrying-cost adjustment.
Read the full explainer →
Your consultant
A real person, on a direct line.
Every Cash Offer+ deal runs through one consultant — no call queue, no handoffs, no starting over with someone new. The person who underwrites your offer is the person who closes it.
One name, start to finish. Submit your net sheet and a Zoom Casa solution consultant calls you back — a real person, with a direct line and a direct email. That same consultant underwrites your offer, walks you through the math, and closes the deal. You will not be handed off, re-explain your situation, or wonder who is on the file. See how the team is organized →
Frequently Asked
Questions sellers ask most.
If something isn't here, the consultant call is the place — every consultant is empowered to answer detailed pricing, timing, and process questions on the first call.
What's the program fee?
For homes in our $300K–$5M sweet spot: 5–10%, applied to the upside (the remaining 15%+) at the time of the open-market sale. Sample: a 7% fee on $32,750 in held upside is roughly $2,300. The fee is published on the term sheet — never a moving target.
What if my home is over $5M?
We still work with homes outside our sweet spot — they take longer to underwrite (48 hours vs. 24) and the program fee structure is custom. Submit the net sheet anyway; the consultant call clarifies whether we're a fit.
What happens if you can't compete?
We say so on the same call. If we can't make a competitive offer, we'll tell you why and — if you'd like — refer you to an agent in your market we trust. We've built the partner network specifically so this isn't a dead-end conversation.
Do you work with my agent?
Yes. About 60% of our deals come through partner agents who bring Zoom Casa to their seller as one of three options. Your agent stays in the deal, keeps their commission, and handles the seller-relationship layer. We handle the underwriting and the close.
What if the open-market sale takes longer than expected?
You still receive the held 15%+ upside when the home sells — minus the program fee. We carry the listing risk and the holding cost, not you. Average days-to-sell on Zoom Casa-acquired homes: 38 days. Worst case in our portfolio: 142 days. Your 15%+ is contractually owed regardless.
Will my home be renovated before listing?
Sometimes — depending on the property and the market. Zoom Casa's Pre-Sale Prep program funds renovations and staging out of the eventual sale price. If we expect renovations to materially increase the open-market price, we make that call after the close — and the math works in your favor either way.
See your offer. Decide from there.
No email required to see the number. The math is published, in writing, before any conversation. If it doesn't work, you've lost 60 seconds. If it does, the next step is a 15-minute call with your consultant.