Question 1

Is it legal to sell a house for cash?

Accepted Answer

Yes, buying a house for cash is completely legal according to the Organisme d’autorégulation du courtage immobilier du Québec (OACIQ). All transactions are carried out in compliance with the laws in force and are always finalized at a notary. To learn more, visit the OACIQ website: Link to the article .

Question 2

How long does it take to finalize the sale of my house?

Accepted Answer

MaisonCash.ca offers you a fast and efficient solution. Once you are ready to sell, contact us for a free evaluation. We will make you an offer and, if accepted, the transaction can be notarized in as little as 7 days.

Question 3

My house needs renovations. Can I still sell it?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we buy homes in any condition, with no requirement for prior renovations. If you would like to undertake work prior to the sale, we can offer you financial assistance. Contact our team to discuss the options available and draw up a plan that is tailored to your project.

Question 4

I need to sell my house for financial reasons. How can you help me?

Accepted Answer

We understand that some situations require a quick solution. MaisonCash.ca can purchase your property immediately, providing you with the funds you need. Additionally, if you wish to remain in your home, we can offer you a rental option with the possibility of buying back the property when your financial situation improves.

Question 5

What is the difference between MaisonCash.ca and a real estate broker?

Accepted Answer

Unlike real estate brokers, we buy your home directly, without intermediaries or commissions. MaisonCash.ca is part of the G. Lafrance Group, specializing in real estate, construction and renovation. We offer a simple, fast process with no hidden fees for a transaction with complete peace of mind.

Frequently asked questions

Is it legal to sell a house for cash?

How long does it take to finalize the sale of my house?

My house needs renovations. Can I still sell it?

I need to sell my house for financial reasons. How can you help me?

What is the difference between MaisonCash.ca and a real estate broker?