If you know someone who needs to sell their Long Beach area home quickly — an estate client, a distressed seller, a landlord looking to exit — we pay a referral fee at closing. No license required to receive a referral fee under California law for non-licensees referring to a licensed party.
We partner with professionals who encounter sellers who need a fast, certain sale.
Clients who can't list — distressed condition, tenant conflicts, urgent timeline, or too much deferred maintenance. Instead of turning them away, refer them to us and earn at closing. We never compete with your listing business.
Clients navigating probate who need a fast, clean sale. We're experienced with the Long Beach probate court process and provide all documentation attorneys need for the sale motion.
Clients with distressed properties, landlords who need to exit for tax reasons, or seniors restructuring assets. We move fast and pay all closing costs.
Clients who are exhausted landlords ready to exit. You know who they are. A referral connects them with a transparent buyer and earns you a fee at closing.
Clients who are behind on payments or facing foreclosure and need to sell before their NOD becomes a trustee sale. Timely referrals can save them from foreclosure.
Properties outside your buy box — wrong geography, too large a project, or a situation you don't specialize in. We buy throughout Long Beach and all surrounding cities.
Use the form below or call us at (562) 234-2832. Give us the seller's name, contact info, property address, and any background on their situation. That's it.
We reach out to the seller within 5 minutes (during business hours), schedule a walkthrough, and present a written cash offer. We keep you updated throughout the process.
If the seller accepts our offer and we close, you receive your referral fee via check or wire at or shortly after closing. Standard fee is $2,500–$5,000 depending on transaction size.
Standard referral fee on completed purchases
Paid at or shortly after closing — no waiting
Higher fees on larger transactions may be negotiated in advance. Contact us to discuss specific referral arrangements. California law permits referral fees from licensees to other licensees; non-licensees should consult their own counsel on applicable law.