Let us help you close the book on your house and start your next chapter.

Going Through a Divorce?

Sell Your Missouri Home Fast and Stress-Free.

Dividing property during a divorce doesn’t have to be complicated. At Next Page Properties, we buy houses in Missouri fast — so you can move forward with clarity and peace of mind.

We Understand — This Is More Than Just a House

Divorce is never easy, and decisions about the house can be especially stressful. We help Missouri homeowners sell quickly during divorce, with a process that’s private, fast, and respectful. You deserve a fresh start — we’re here to help you achieve it.

Sell your house as-is — no cleaning, no repairs

No agent commissions or closing costs

Fast closings — often in 7 days or less

Flexible closing dates that fit both spouses' needs

Real People. Real Relief.

We were able to close before the auction date, the homeowner avoided foreclosure altogether and protected their credit from long-term damage.

Success Story:

A couple in Warrenton reached out to us after deciding to separate. They both agreed that selling the house quickly and fairly was a top priority. We provided a cash offer within 24 hours, coordinated closing with both parties and their attorneys, and finalized the sale within a week. Both homeowners were able to move forward with peace and financial clarity.

Our team paid off the back payments and late fees, bought the house with a fair cash offer, and the seller walked away from closing with a check in hand — ready to begin their next chapter.

Success Story:

In St. Charles, Missouri, one homeowner contacted us because their divorce agreement required the home to be sold within 30 days. Rather than list it and deal with showings and commissions, we stepped in with a fair offer, handled the paperwork, and helped them meet their court-ordered timeline. They each walked away with their share and avoided unnecessary stress.

How to Sell Your House Fast During Divorce in Missouri

Step 1

Contact Us

We gather details of your home and start preparing your fair cash offer.

Step 1

Get Your Offer

We present you with a fair cash offer with no obligations or fees.

Step 1

Get Paid

Get the cash you need now. Do not to wait months to get your house sold.

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We Buy Houses in Divorce — No Agents, No Delays

Every divorce situation is unique. Whether you’re looking to avoid the hassle of listing with a Realtor or need to sell fast to divide assets, we can help:

One spouse wants to sell, the other doesn’t

Mortgage is shared, and payments are falling behind

You need to liquidate the house before court proceedings

You want a fast, private sale without open houses or listings

We buy houses in Missouri in any condition — so you can move forward without legal or financial stress.

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STILL NOT SURE?

Frequently Asked Questions About Selling A House During a Divorce

Navigating divorce is hard enough — selling your home doesn’t have to be. Here are answers to common questions from Missouri homeowners in this situation.

What if my spouse doesn’t want to sell the house?

We can’t move forward unless both parties agree, but we’re experienced in working with divorcing couples and legal teams to find solutions.

Can I sell the house if it’s in both of our names?

Yes. We handle joint ownership situations and coordinate with attorneys if needed to ensure everyone’s protected.

What if the home is in one person’s name?

That’s common. We evaluate each case and work with title professionals to ensure the process is smooth and legal.

How fast can we sell during a divorce?

We can often close in 7–10 days, depending on your situation.

Do I need a Realtor to sell my house during a divorce?

No. We are direct buyers — you avoid showings, repairs, and commissions.

What happens if we still owe money on the mortgage?

We can still make an offer even if there’s a balance on the mortgage. We’ll work with your lender to pay off what’s owed at closing.

Will selling the house affect our divorce proceedings?

Not negatively — in fact, it can simplify things. Many couples prefer to divide cash proceeds rather than deal with the logistics of a shared property.