Orders come with a date. So does our closing.
Fort Knox and Fort Campbell move a lot of families through Kentucky on short notice. A sale that depends on a buyer's lender is not built for that timeline.
Close by my report datePCS timelines do not accommodate a listing
Orders often leave a matter of weeks. A conventional sale needs marketing time plus a financing period, and the second half is entirely outside your control. Families end up either accepting a below market offer under pressure or leaving the house on the market and managing it from the next duty station.
Becoming an accidental long distance landlord is the common outcome, and for a lot of families it is not one they chose or wanted.
Check your benefits before you sell anything
The Homeowners Assistance Program provides help to certain service members in defined circumstances. Servicemembers Civil Relief Act protections can affect mortgage interest rates and certain proceedings. VA loan entitlement rules matter for whether you can buy at the next duty station while still owning here.
Talk to your installation legal assistance office. It is free, it is confidential, and it is staffed by people whose job is exactly this. Do that before you talk to any buyer, us included.
If selling is the answer
We close on your date. If your report date is five weeks out, we work to that. If orders change, which they do, we adjust rather than repricing.
Leave what you do not want to ship. Weight allowances make it expensive to move things you were only taking out of habit, and anything you leave behind is our problem.
Five questions. That is the whole thing.
We already know your situation from this page. Change it if it does not fit.
Question 1 of 5
What people ask about this
Should I rent it out instead?
Sometimes that is better, particularly with a low interest rate. Managing a rental from another state is harder than it sounds. Legal assistance can help you compare honestly.
What if my orders change after we go under contract?
Tell us and we adjust the date. We are not going to hold you to a closing that no longer works.
Do you buy near Fort Knox and Fort Campbell?
Yes, and throughout Kentucky. Radcliff, Elizabethtown, Vine Grove, Hopkinsville, Oak Grove, and the surrounding areas.
Often it is more than one thing at once
Close by my report date.
No cost, no obligation, and nobody shows up at your door unless you ask them to.