
Cash buyers
Buying a luxury home with cash.
Proof of funds, a shorter contract, and the protections a cash buyer keeps.
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Send a proof-of-funds letter with the offer, keep your inspection and title protections, and close in as little as two weeks. 26% of buyers paid all cash in the last NAR survey year.
All-cash buyers.
A record share, NAR 2025 Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers (July 2024 to June 2025).
Funds letter.
A bank or brokerage letter showing the cash, dated this week.
Two-week close.
No lender, no loan conditions.
Keep the inspection.
Cash removes the loan, not the inspection or the title work.
How does a cash purchase work?
- Proof of funds. Send it with the offer.
- Inspection. Keep the inspection period. A cash offer with an inspection still wins.
- Appraisal. Optional. Order one to protect your price on a unique home.
- Title and wire. Title insurance protects you. Confirm wire instructions by phone before you send money.
Can I get cash back out later?
- Delayed financing. Some lenders let you take a mortgage soon after a cash purchase. Ask Mike Oswald at Rate: (720) 677-5816. You may use any lender.
- Keep reserves. Leave cash for repairs, taxes and insurance.
- Hold title right. Personal name, trust or LLC. Ask your attorney and CPA.
- Insurance first. Bind homeowners insurance before closing.
Quick answers
Questions, answered.
Is a cash offer always the winner?
No. Sellers weigh price, terms and timing. A cash offer at a lower price loses to a stronger financed offer.
How do I avoid wire fraud?
Call the title company at a number you find yourself before you wire. Never trust wire instructions sent by email alone.
Where to go next
Keep exploring.
Private consultation
Ask us about a cash purchase.
303-955-4220A live person answers. Not a robot, not a phone tree.
- Private showings on your schedule, including evenings and weekends.
- Off-market homes from the Kenna Real Estate Group's agent network.
- One point of contact from the first showing to the closing table.
Kenna Luxury Real Estate is a division of the Kenna Real Estate Group at Keller Williams DTC (KWDTC).
