Step 1
Both approve the scope
We walk the property, then put one written scope and price in front of both parties. Work starts when both have signed.
Two signatures · One written scope
How It Works
One neutral team both parties can work with, a written scope you both approve, and a sale price that maximizes what there is to divide.
When a shared house has to be sold, the same three things slow it down.
Running a renovation together is not realistic. A neutral third party removes the friction.
Neither party wants to front renovation costs alone. Our bill is settled from the sale proceeds at closing, before the split.
Both parties want the sale done and settled. A written scope and schedule keeps the project moving.
A process built so neither side has to carry the project alone.
Every cost is listed in writing before either party signs, and no work starts until both have approved the scope and the price.
We walk the property, then put one written scope and price in front of both parties. Work starts when both have signed.
Two signatures · One written scope
We deliver the renovation with updates in writing to both sides. The home lists at the price the finished home supports.
Move-in ready · On market · We manage the build
Our bill is settled from the sale proceeds at the closing table. What remains is divided as you and your attorneys have agreed.
Closing table · Settled before the divisionYes. A single written scope with two signatures. Neither side carries the project alone.
We encourage it. Everything is in writing, itemised, and agreed before any work starts.
The signed scope is the referee. Changes happen only with written approval from both parties. See the full FAQ for more.
Talk to us about the property and the timeline. Everything in writing, for both parties.
