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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.
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A divorce in Springdale is hard enough without a house that neither of you can afford alone. We’ve worked with couples where one spouse had already moved to Lowell or Fayetteville, where the house had tenants, and where the two of them couldn’t be in the same room. In each case the answer was the same: a neutral cash buyer, a fair written offer, one closing, and the proceeds split by the title company according to the decree.
Springdale is the working heart of Northwest Arkansas — home to Tyson Foods, George’s, Northwest Medical Center, and one of the most diverse communities in the state. Much of the housing stock is older ranch-style homes and rentals, and we buy a lot of them: tired houses, inherited houses, houses with tenants, houses behind on payments.
We buy across Springdale and the surrounding towns and close with a local NWA title company, so you’re dealing with a real buyer, not a lead-generation website that resells your information.
Divorces in Springdale are filed in Washington County Circuit Court in Fayetteville (or Benton County for the north side of town). Arkansas requires at least 30 days between filing and a final decree, and contested cases can run a year or longer. Under Arkansas law (Ark. Code § 9-12-315), marital property — including a house bought during the marriage, regardless of whose name is on the deed — is presumed to be divided one-half to each spouse unless a judge finds that unfair. That leaves three realistic ways to deal with the house:
We’re not attorneys and this isn’t legal advice — your attorney (or a mediator) should sign off on how the sale and the proceeds are handled. What we bring is a neutral buyer who can perform: both spouses sign the contract, the title company pays off the mortgage, and the net proceeds are disbursed exactly as your agreement or court order directs. Statewide overview: Selling a House During Divorce in Arkansas.
Hi, I’m Justin Taylor. Founder of Best Flipping Friends LLC, licensed Arkansas Realtor with Dustin White Realty, and the person who will actually answer when you call. We’re based in Northeast Arkansas and buy actively across Northwest Arkansas — Springdale included — closing with a local NWA title company.
My wife Emily and I buy houses with our own money, so there’s no waiting on a bank and 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. You get one point of contact, a written offer, and a closing date we actually hit.
We buy houses in every part of Springdale and throughout Washington County, including:
Nearby towns: Lowell, Elm Springs, Tontitown, Johnson, Cave Springs, Hindsville, Huntsville, Fayetteville. ZIP codes: 72762, 72764, 72766.
Outside Springdale? We buy across Northwest Arkansas — see We buy houses in Fayetteville, AR.
If you’re both on the deed, yes — both spouses sign the contract and the closing documents. If one spouse won’t cooperate, your attorney can ask the court to order the sale, and we’ve bought homes under court order before.
Yes. Many Springdale 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.
That’s decided by your settlement agreement or the judge’s order — not by us. The title company pays off the mortgage and any liens, then disburses each spouse’s share directly. We never handle the money.
Not at all. We can set the closing date around the move, and in many cases offer a short rent-back so nobody has to leave before they’re ready. Moving assistance of up to $5,000 is available for the spouse who moves.
Both are paid off at closing from the sale proceeds. If the payoff is more than the house is worth, we’ll talk through a short sale — and Justin, as a licensed Realtor, can handle that listing if it’s the better path.
No. We need to know who holds title and where the proceeds should go. Everything else stays between you, your spouse, and your attorneys. There’s no sign in the yard and nothing is advertised.
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 for your situation.
(870) 729-8704Call or text Justin directly — or fill out the form below for a confidential callback within 24 hours.
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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.
