Selling a home through divorce.
You need one less fight and one less unknown. I work as a neutral broker — fair to both spouses, accountable to the decree or settlement agreement, focused on getting the house handled cleanly so you can focus on the rest of your life.
What usually makes this harder than it needs to be
- One spouse still lives there; the other doesn't want to coordinate showings.
- Attorneys giving real estate advice they're not licensed to give.
- Disagreement on list price or whether to take a cash offer.
- Capital gains, lien, or mortgage-payoff surprises nobody priced in.
- A decree deadline that everyone forgot to tell the real estate agent.
Three paths I can walk you through
1. Fast, discreet cash purchase
When both spouses just want out, a cash buyer (disclosed as Hansen or an affiliated investment entity) can close with own capital. No open houses. No showings. Closing can match whatever date the decree requires.
2. Traditional listing, divorce-aware
Listed through OZK Realty or a referral agent who has handled divorces before — someone who keeps both spouses looped in without turning showings into battlegrounds.
3. One-spouse buyout
If one of you wants the house, I can help structure a fair buyout so the other gets their share of equity in cash — without forcing a sale or underpricing the home.
What I will and won't do
Will: stay neutral, communicate with both sides (and attorneys) equally, document every decision in writing, and walk away the moment either of you says stop.
Won't: pick a side, withhold information, or pressure either spouse into an outcome that benefits the other.
The sooner the house has a plan, the sooner the rest of this can settle. Let's make the real estate piece the easy part.
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