Sell My House During Divorce
InTym Properties buys houses from divorcing owners in Broward County and south Idaho. One written offer, both signatures, proceeds split at closing — no listing limbo. Offer within 48 hours. Call (650) 540-1854.
Equitable distribution in Florida, community property in Idaho. A fixed number both sides can verify.
†every offer signed by Ty Stevenson · proof of funds on request · no obligation, in writing
How it works.
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Either spouse can start
Two minutes. A neutral number both attorneys can see — no agent picking sides, no listing prep.
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Read the offer
Within 48 hours, signed. Every line of the math shown. Both parties get the same document.
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Close and split the proceeds
Licensed title company disburses proceeds per the judgment or agreement. Both signatures, one date, done.
Get your written offer.
Divorce in Broward County.
Florida is an equitable distribution state. Under § 61.075, the court starts from the premise that marital assets — including the house — should be divided equally, but it can adjust the split based on a list of statutory factors. That makes the house the problem asset: usually the largest item in the marital estate and the hardest to divide without selling. The three real paths are a buyout — one spouse keeps the house and refinances, which requires qualifying for a new loan alone — a deferred sale, which usually means co-owning with your ex for years, or selling and splitting the proceeds. A traditional listing adds a new conflict surface: picking the agent, the price, the repairs, and sitting through months of showings while the attorneys' meters run. A cash sale replaces all of that with a fixed number and a fixed date both sides can verify. We are a neutral buyer — the same written offer goes to both parties, and the title company splits the proceeds exactly per the agreement or judgment.
Divorce and the house in Idaho.
Idaho law treats the marital home differently than Florida's — Idaho is one of nine community property states. Under Idaho Code § 32-712, community property — which generally includes a house bought during the marriage — must be divided substantially equal in value, considering debts, unless the court finds compelling reasons to do otherwise. The court can award the home to one spouse with offsetting assets, or order it sold and the proceeds divided. Property owned before the marriage, or received by gift or inheritance, is generally separate and stays with that spouse — though community money spent on a separate-property house can complicate the split. The practical problem is identical to Florida's: the house is the biggest asset and the hardest to divide while it is still a house. A cash sale turns it into a number — fixed, written, and visible to both sides — which is exactly what a substantially equal division needs. We close through licensed Idaho title companies, and proceeds disburse per the decree or the parties' agreement.
Statutes cited above: Idaho Legislature — Idaho Statutes
“Divorce needs a number both sides trust, not a listing both sides fight over.”
Ty Stevenson · Founder
Questions.
Do both spouses have to agree to sell the house?
If both names are on title, both signatures are needed — unless the court orders the sale, in which case the decree controls. Either spouse can request the offer; both see the same written number.
How is the house divided in a Florida divorce?
Florida follows equitable distribution under § 61.075 — the court presumes an equal split of marital assets but can adjust based on statutory factors. For the house, that usually means one spouse buys out the other, or the house is sold and the proceeds divided per the judgment.
How is the house divided in an Idaho divorce?
Idaho is a community property state. Under § 32-712, community property — generally including a home bought during the marriage — is divided substantially equal in value unless the court finds compelling reasons otherwise. The court can order the home sold and the proceeds divided.
Can we sell the house before the divorce is final?
Yes, if both spouses agree — and if no court order restricts it. Once a divorce is filed, courts commonly limit either party from disposing of marital assets without consent or court approval. Have your attorney sign off; we coordinate with counsel on both sides.
What if one spouse wants to keep the house?
That is a buyout: the keeping spouse refinances and pays the other their share of the equity. It only works if they qualify for the loan alone and the value is agreed. Our written offer gives both sides a real market number to negotiate around — not an appraisal, but a price a buyer will actually pay.
How fast can you close during a divorce?
As little as 7 days once both parties sign and title is clear. More often, sellers pick a date that fits the court schedule — we hold the offer to the agreed timeline.
We also handle.
Get your written offer.
Every offer signed by Ty Stevenson. No obligation, in writing, usually within 48 hours.
Reviewed September 17, 2026 · InTym Properties · Broward County, FL & south Idaho