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Arkansas · Divorce Home Sale

Selling a House During a Divorce in Arkansas — Fast, Fair, and Neutral

One fair cash price. One closing date you both agree on. Proceeds split by the title company exactly as your settlement says. No repairs, no showings, no sign in the yard — and no listing that becomes one more thing to fight about.

📋 Get My Free Cash Offer📞 Call or Text (870) 729-8704
24 hrsWritten cash offer
7 daysClose possible
$5,000Moving assistance, up to
★★★★★5.0 on Google· 14 reviews from Arkansas homeowners
“Justin was very informative and provided some quick solutions and opportunities for selling my house. I would recommend his company.”— Darrel G., Google review
“Justin answered all my questions and provided options and recommendations to assist me in making an informed decision that worked best for me. Very helpful and knowledgeable.”— Tana S., Google review
“Justin provided exceptional assistance and found an alternative solution despite being unable to purchase my home.”— Alex G., Google review
⏰ Every month the marital home sits unsold, both of you keep paying for it. A fixed closing date turns the house into cash and lets everyone plan.

Why the house is usually the hardest part of an Arkansas divorce

It’s the biggest asset, it has a payment due every month, and it’s tied to everything else — where the kids go to school, who moves out, how the equity gets divided. A buyout only works if one spouse can refinance alone. A traditional listing means repairs to argue about, strangers walking through, and 60–120 days of both of you paying the mortgage while the divorce drags on.

We’re the third option: a neutral cash buyer who can perform on a fixed date. We buy houses across Northeast and Northwest Arkansas — Jonesboro, Paragould, Fayetteville, Springdale, Rogers, Bentonville, and the surrounding counties — in any condition, and we work with both attorneys so the proceeds go exactly where the agreement says.

How marital property and the house are handled in Arkansas

Divorces are filed in the circuit court of the county where you live. Arkansas requires at least 30 days between filing and a final decree, and contested cases can run a year or longer. Under Ark. Code § 9-12-315, marital property — including a house acquired during the marriage, regardless of whose name is on the deed — is presumed to be split one-half to each spouse unless a judge finds that unfair.

  1. One spouse buys the other outRequires refinancing on one income and paying the other spouse’s share of the equity. With today’s prices and rates, that math often doesn’t work.
  2. The house is sold and the equity splitThe most common outcome. A cash sale compresses months of listing into a single agreed closing date.
  3. The house is kept jointly for a whileSometimes done so kids can finish a school year. Both names stay on the loan, and it tends to create new conflict. We can still buy the house later on a fixed date.

We’re not attorneys and this isn’t legal advice. Your attorney or mediator should sign off on how the sale and proceeds are handled — we’ll work with them.

How it works with Best Flipping Friends

Option A

Neutral Cash Sale

A fixed price and a fixed closing date, so the house stops being a moving target in your settlement.

  • Written cash offer within 24 hours of seeing the home
  • Close in as little as 7 days, or on the date your attorneys agree to
  • Sell as-is — no repairs to argue over, no showings, no sign in the yard
  • Proceeds split by the title company per your settlement or decree
  • Up to $5,000 in moving assistance for the spouse still living in the home
Option B

Compare It to a Listing

If you have time and the house is in good shape, a listing may net more. Justin is a licensed Arkansas Realtor (Dustin White Realty) and will show you both numbers side by side.

  • Cash-sale net vs. estimated listing net, in writing
  • No pressure toward either option
  • If you list, Justin can handle it with the same discretion
📋 Get My Free Cash Offer📞 Call or Text (870) 729-8704

Three simple steps

1Reach out — either spouse can startFill out the form or call/text Justin at (870) 729-8704. We only need the property address, who’s on the deed, and roughly where the divorce stands.
2One walkthrough, one written offerWe look at the house once and send a written cash offer both of you (and your attorneys) can review. No repairs, no staging, no strangers walking through.
3Close on an agreed dateBoth spouses sign, the title company pays off the loan, and the net proceeds are sent to each of you per the agreement. Done.

Who you’ll be working with

Justin Taylor, founder of Best Flipping Friends LLC and licensed Arkansas Realtor

Hi, I’m Justin Taylor. Founder of Best Flipping Friends LLC, licensed Arkansas Realtor with Dustin White Realty, and the person who answers when you call. My wife Emily and I buy houses with our own money across Northeast and Northwest Arkansas — no waiting on a bank, no wholesaler shopping your address around. Because I’m licensed, I can also tell you honestly when listing would net you more than a cash sale, and handle that listing if you want.

📞 Call or text Justin: (870) 729-8704

Where we buy in Arkansas

Northeast Arkansas — Craighead County and Greene County

Northwest Arkansas — Benton County and Washington County

Somewhere else in Arkansas? We still want to hear from you — call or text and we’ll tell you straight whether we can help.

Questions we hear most

Do both spouses have to agree to sell?

If you’re both on the deed, yes — both sign the contract and closing documents. If one spouse won’t cooperate, your attorney can ask the court to order the sale; we’ve bought homes under court order.

Can we sell before the divorce is final?

Yes. Many couples sell during the case so the proceeds can be divided in the settlement. The title company can hold funds in escrow or disburse them per a signed agreement or court order.

How is the money split at closing?

By your settlement agreement or the judge’s order — not by us. The title company pays off the mortgage and liens, then sends each spouse their share directly.

One of us still lives in the house. Is that a problem?

No. We set the closing date around the move and can often offer a short rent-back. Up to $5,000 in moving assistance is available for the spouse who moves.

What if there’s a mortgage or HELOC on the house?

Both are paid off at closing from the proceeds. If the payoff exceeds the value, we’ll talk through a short sale — Justin, a licensed Realtor, can handle that listing if it’s the better route.

Do you need to know the details of our divorce?

No. We need to know who holds title and where the proceeds go. There’s no sign in the yard and nothing is advertised.

Turn the house into cash on a date you both agree on.

No cost, no obligation, no pressure. Reach out and we’ll give you a written offer you can take to your attorney — and an honest read on whether a cash sale or a listing is the better move.

(870) 729-8704

Call or text Justin directly — or fill out the form below for a confidential callback within 24 hours.

🔒 100% confidential  |  🏠 Arkansas local buyers  |  No obligation, ever.

Best Flipping Friends LLC buys houses with our own funds; we are not a listing service. Justin Taylor is a licensed Arkansas real estate agent with Dustin White Realty. Nothing on this page is legal or financial advice — please talk to an Arkansas attorney about your specific situation. Moving assistance up to $5,000 is available to qualifying sellers at closing.

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