Submit property information
Share the address, property type, condition, and what you’re hoping to do. You can add as much detail as you have.
Start a property review
How it works
A clear path from question to decision.
No mystery, no high-pressure call. Here is what happens when you share a property with Eden, and what stays in your control.
The process
Three steps. No pressure.
The goal is to help you understand your options — not to push you toward a decision.
Discuss the property and options
We review what you sent, follow up with questions, and talk through the property’s condition, title, balances, and timing.
Decide whether to proceed
You can accept, ask questions, compare alternatives, or walk away. An inquiry does not obligate you to sell.
After you submit
What happens next.
Your details are reviewed by a person, not passed into an automated quote. The first conversation is about understanding the property and your situation.
No obligation at any point
Submitting the form does not create a contract, list your property, or require you to accept an offer. You stay in control of the decision.
What we may ask about
- The property’s current condition, occupancy, and any known repairs
- Ownership, title, probate, taxes, water, liens, or code tickets
- Your ideal timeline and whether you are comparing other options
- Access to the property if a closer review is appropriate
What an inquiry is not
Clear boundaries, before you share anything.
A property review is a conversation about possibilities. It is not a guarantee of an offer, a formal appraisal, or advice about your legal or tax situation.
Not legal or tax advice
For probate, title, tax, or lien questions, speak with a qualified Michigan attorney or tax professional.
Not a guaranteed offer
Every property is reviewed individually. Condition, title, market, and other details all affect whether a path forward exists.
Process questions
Good to know before you start.
Still deciding whether to reach out? These are the questions that come up most often.
See all FAQsIt depends on title work and whether there are liens, probate, or other issues to clear. A straightforward file can move in a few weeks, while complicated title issues take longer. We’ll give you a realistic estimate after reviewing the property.
No repairs or cleanout are required to submit a property for review. Any obligations that apply to a sale — including disclosure requirements — still depend on the law and the terms of the transaction. If belongings are still in the house, tell us and we’ll work out a plan.
There is no cost to submit a property for review, and no obligation to accept an offer. Other transaction costs can still apply if a sale moves forward, including title, closing, and any outstanding taxes or liens. Those amounts should be confirmed with closing professionals.
No. Requesting information or an offer does not obligate you to sell. You can ask questions, compare options, or decide not to move forward.
Start a conversation
Have a property you’d like to talk through?
Share the address and a few details. We’ll review what you send and follow up with questions.
No obligation · No repairs required to submit