For sellers, executors, and realtors
Pay for your cleanout at closing
When the house is being sold, the cleanout can be paid through title at the closing table. Nothing comes out of your pocket up front, and there's no separate bill to chase while you're in the middle of a move or settling an estate.
How it works
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Ask at the walkthrough
Tell us the house is being sold and you'd like to pay at closing. We confirm it in writing as part of your service agreement.
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Share the closing details
We'll need your attorney's and title company's contact information and the expected closing date, at least 10 business days before closing, so there's time to get the payment onto the settlement statement.
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We do the work
The house is cleared on your timeline, resold and donated first, and left broom-clean in time for photos, showings, or the final walkthrough.
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Paid at the closing table
We coordinate with your attorney and title company so our invoice appears on the settlement statement and is paid out of the proceeds at closing.
Common questions
Who can pay at closing?
How much notice do you need?
What if the closing is pushed back?
What if the sale falls through?
I'm a realtor. What do I need to do?
Not selling? You can still pay when the work is done, by cash, check, bank transfer, card, or Venmo. See our services or the page for realtors and attorneys.

