Start with your address
Start with the property address, then tell us how to reach you. You can also share what you know about the house, whether anyone lives there, and when you’d ideally like to sell.
No repairs. No showings. No pressure.
We buy houses in San Antonio and Austin. If your home needs repairs, you inherited a property, or you’re planning a move, start by sharing the address.
No obligation. We'll ask for your contact information in step two.
Know who you’re dealing with before you sign.
Start with your address. We’ll talk through the property and your timeline so you can decide whether a cash sale fits your plans.
Start with the property address, then tell us how to reach you. You can also share what you know about the house, whether anyone lives there, and when you’d ideally like to sell.
We’ll ask about the condition of the house, any repairs you know about, and what you need from the sale. We may arrange a walkthrough so we can see the property and discuss whether a cash offer makes sense.
If we make an offer, review the price, proposed closing date, and any conditions or costs in writing. Ask us to explain anything that’s unclear. If you decide to move forward, we’ll discuss the next steps for closing.
Tell us what’s going on with the property and what you’d like to do next.
If the house has a dated kitchen, worn flooring, or unfinished work, tell us what you know about its condition. You can request an offer before spending money on repairs.
If you’ve inherited a house and are deciding what to do with it, share the address and tell us who’s involved in the decision. We can discuss the property and your preferred timeline.
An empty house still takes time and money to maintain. Tell us how long it’s been vacant and whether someone can provide access for a walkthrough.
If you’re moving, downsizing, or managing a change in your household, let us know when you’d like to be out. We can discuss what timing is possible.
If you’re facing foreclosure, share the property address and any sale date or deadline you know about. That helps us assess whether a sale could fit your timeline.
If you’re considering selling a shared home during a divorce, tell us who needs to be involved and what timing you’re working with. We can explain what requesting an offer involves.
Here’s what you can ask for and what you’ll want to review before you decide.
Tell us about your property. We consider its condition and recent sales in the area when putting together an offer.
Whether you need to move soon or want extra time to pack, tell us your target date. We’ll explain what timing is possible after reviewing the property and title.
Take time to read the written offer and ask questions about the terms. You can decide whether a cash sale is right for you.
You can sell directly without hiring a listing agent. We’ll spell out who pays each closing cost so you can compare what you’d take home.
A title company coordinates the paperwork and handles the funds at closing. You can ask who will handle your closing before you sign.
Explore a direct offer without a public listing, a yard sign, or open houses. We may arrange a private walkthrough to see the property.
Josh Goode and Alec Hawthorne started Sell the FairWay in 2023 after seeing a gap between large home buying companies and smaller buyers. Many homeowners needed a buyer who could handle a complicated sale and still give them personal attention. That’s where Josh and Alec wanted FairWay to fit.
Since then, we’ve bought more than 200 homes. Today, Josh, Alec, and acquisition agent Devin Pierce work directly with homeowners in San Antonio, Austin, and nearby communities.
Whether you’re facing foreclosure, sorting out an inherited house, or ready to sell a rental that needs work, tell us what you’re dealing with. We’ll look at the house as it stands, explain what we can offer and what you’d take home, and give you time to decide if selling for cash makes sense for you.
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Before you sign, find out who’s buying your house, how they plan to pay, and who will handle the closing.
Ask for the legal name on the contract and whether that company plans to close itself or can assign the agreement to another buyer.
Ask how the purchase will be funded and request current proof of funds that matches the buyer or funding source.
Look up the title company’s phone number and call it directly. Ask who will handle the closing and how to confirm any payment instructions.
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Illustrative example for a $300,000 sale price under either option. Actual offers and negotiated costs vary.
| Selling cost | Sell to FairWay | List with an agent |
|---|---|---|
| Agent commissions | $0No agent commission in this example | $18,000Assumed negotiated commission |
| Repairs before selling | $0Sold as-is in this example | $14,000Assumed repairs before listing |
| Closing costs | $0Buyer covers seller costs in this example | $6,000Assumed seller closing costs |
| Staging and photography | $0No staging or listing photos | $5,000Assumed staging and photography |
| Seller concessions | $0No seller credit in this example | $10,000Assumed buyer credit |
| Total example costs | $0 | $53,000 |
This example excludes mortgage and lien payoffs. Compare the actual offer price, expected listing price, and all seller costs before deciding.
We help homeowners in Austin and San Antonio explore selling their homes as-is—whether you’re dealing with repairs, an inherited property, a rental, or simply want a less complicated way forward.
Have a property in one of these areas? Share the address and we’ll let you know if it’s a fit.
Selling a home is a big decision. Here's what homeowners commonly want to know.
Start with the written offer. The price tells you what the buyer is offering, but the rest of the terms tell you what you could take home and when the sale could close.
Ask which costs you would pay and whether the buyer is asking for any credits. If you’re also considering a listing, compare both options after estimated repairs, fees, and closing costs.
Look for a proposed closing date, inspection deadlines, and any conditions that let either party cancel. Ask what happens if the property needs repairs or the closing date moves.
Check the buyer’s name on the agreement, ask how the purchase will be funded, and confirm who will handle closing. If any part of the agreement is unclear, ask for it in writing before signing.
No. You can tell us about your home in its current condition. We'll review the details before discussing an offer.
No. Contacting FairWay doesn't obligate you to accept any offer.
Timing depends on the property and transaction details. Share your preferred timeline and we'll discuss what may be possible.
Our initial focus is San Antonio and Austin, along with nearby communities. Ask us about your property.
We review the property's condition, location, recent comparable sales, and estimated costs. We'll explain the offer and terms so you can make an informed decision.
That depends on the circumstances of your sale and any existing agreements. We'll discuss applicable transaction costs with you before you decide whether to proceed.
You'll share a few more details and contact information so we can review your property and follow up.
Start with the address. We'll take it from there.