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Referral partners

Spot it. Snap it. Send it.

You notice things. Driving through your neighborhood, walking the dog, running errands, or working a job site — the house nobody's taking care of. Send it to us in about a minute.

Referral bonuses

Two ways to refer. Two different amounts.

Property referral

$500

You notice a property that looks distressed and send us the information. We handle attempting to identify and contact the owner from there.

If that referral ultimately results in Cash For Your Home purchasing and successfully closing on the property, you may qualify for the $500 bonus, subject to the final program terms.

Seller referral

$1,000

You personally know a homeowner who may want to sell, and you connect them with us directly.

If that introduction ultimately results in Cash For Your Home purchasing and successfully closing on the property, you may qualify for the $1,000 bonus, subject to the final program terms.

Important — please read

  • Submitting a property or a homeowner does not automatically qualify you for payment.
  • The applicable referral bonus becomes payable when the qualifying transaction successfully closes, subject to the referral program terms.
  • This is not guaranteed income. Most referrals don't end in a purchase — and that's normal.
Read the full referral program terms
A vacant house with boarded windows and an overgrown yard

What to look for

If it looks vacant, rundown, damaged, or neglected — take a picture and send it in.

  • Damaged siding
  • Damaged or sagging roof
  • Overgrown landscaping
  • Broken windows
  • Boarded windows or doors
  • Looks vacant
  • Generally rundown
  • Obvious deferred maintenance
  • Appears neglected

You don't have to be sure. You don't have to knock on the door or talk to anyone. We'll take it from there.

Referral submission

Send us what you noticed.

Partial information is fine. If you don't know the address, describe the location well enough for us to find it.

How are you referring this property?

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