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San Diego Cash Home Offer is a local home-buying team led by Drew Heberer and David Washburn. We buy houses across San Diego County directly for cash, in any condition, so you skip the repairs, the agent commissions, and the months of showings. We help homeowners in every situation: inherited and probate homes, foreclosure, divorce, tired landlords, relocations, and houses that need major work. We cover the standard closing costs and close on your timeline, in as little as a week. And because a cash sale isn't always the right move, we'll give you an honest take on whether listing would net you more and help you do that instead. No pressure, no fees, no obligation. Get a free cash offer at sandiegocashhomeoffer.com.
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11696 Sorrento Valley Rd, 92121, San Diego, United States
- 6196044013
- sandiegocashhomeoffer@gmail.com
- sandiegocashhomeoffer.com
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