iBuyer.com’s business model is based on buying homes in good condition. They use proprietary technology to make offers based on the condition of the home, location, and local sales data. They usually offer 70% to 80% of Fair Market Value for homes. However, you may get better offers if you list your property with a Flat Fee MLS company like Houzeo.
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| Nov 3, 2021 | Zillow closes troubled home-flipping business amid a ‘decelerating’ housing market | Subscribe to Fortune Daily to get essential business stories straight to your inbox each morning. We just witnessed the hottest stretch in the housing market’s tabulated history: In the 12 months ending Aug. 2021, U.S. home prices climbed a... |
| Jan 7, 2020 | iBuyer startup Perch raises $36M, rebrands as Orchard | As the iBuying craze grips the residential real estate industry, a startup that says it does that and more has secured $36 million in funding. New York-based Perch said Tuesday that it had secured the equity injection from a group of invest... |
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FAQ about iBuyer.com
What has the press written about iBuyer.com?
Parsers VC has collected 4 articles mentioning iBuyer.com, among them “Zillow closes troubled home-flipping business amid a ‘decelerating’ housing market” (Nov 3, 2021) and “iBuyer startup Perch raises $36M, rebrands as Orchard” (Jan 7, 2020).
Is iBuyer.com still active?
Yes, iBuyer.com is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Jun 23, 2026.