A Levittown house is often the main shared asset in a divorce, and it is frequently a 1950s starter home that has been changed over the years. Spouses may disagree about its value, about who pays for updates and about when to sell.
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Kaizen Home Buyers gives both of you the same number: a cash offer within 24 hours for the house as it stands. Nobody pays for repairs or an agent commission on our side. We can close in 14 to 30 days or on the date your agreement sets. An agent listing is still an option, and your attorney can help you compare.
Pennsylvania divides marital property equitably under 23 Pa.C.S. Section 3502, which means fairly rather than automatically half and half. A Levittown house bought during the marriage is usually part of that division. Your attorney can explain whether to sell, have one spouse buy out the other, or wait for an order. Ask whether the order or agreement will say who stays in the house until closing.
For a divorce by mutual consent, 23 Pa.C.S. Section 3301(c) requires that 90 days pass from the start of the action and that both spouses file affidavits of consent. A contested divorce on the separation route needs the parties to have lived apart for at least one year. Couples often time a sale to match these dates, so ask your attorney which one applies.
Levittown's record lists original systems, later additions and deferred maintenance as common issues. One spouse may count an addition as full value while the other counts its repair needs. A written as-is cash offer gives both of you a concrete number to discuss with your attorneys. Keep any permits or invoices for additions, since they show both spouses what was actually done.
Either spouse can call 267-329-0084 or send the form with the address. We make a cash offer within 24 hours, and the house does not need cleaning, repairs or staging first. The offer is made for the house as it is.
If both of you accept, we close in 14 to 30 days or on the date your attorneys set. The offer is below a fully updated retail sale, and either spouse can say no. We do not give legal advice, so keep your attorney involved before anything is signed.
The title company usually needs every owner of record to sign, and a divorce case may add court rules. Speak with your attorney first. Kaizen proceeds only when the people with legal authority have agreed to the terms. Court orders can also change who signs, so bring a copy to the first call. If one spouse lives in the house, access for the walkthrough still has to be agreed.
Sometimes, if both spouses agree and the attorneys sign off on how proceeds are handled. Mutual consent divorces need at least 90 days from filing, so many couples sell during that window. Your attorney should confirm your case.
Selling as-is avoids that argument. Kaizen does not require repairs, and the offer already accounts for the condition. Neither of you has to pay for or manage contractors before closing. Additions and the age of the heater come up during the walkthrough.
The IRS can allow a reduced home sale exclusion for certain unforeseen events, and divorce is among those it lists. IRS Publication 504 covers rules for divorced or separated people. A tax professional should check your facts.
General information, not legal or tax advice. Rules change; confirm details with the office or a professional.
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