The HappyDoor Difference
HappyDoor is changing the way homeowners sell dated or damaged homes off-market. Every day we help our sellers get the highest off-market price, on their timeline, without any work or worry.
TRADITIONAL SALES PROCESS
5% of purchase price (plus other fees)- Price haggling and unpredictable closing date
- Clean up and repair stress
- Multiple showings and open houses
- Long sales timeline, often 2-3+ months
Zero fees to sell your home- Highest off-market price ($$$)
- Sell AS-IS. No cleanup, repairs, or conditional offers
- $10,000 cash advance deposit in advance of closing
- Close in as little as 10 days, or move at your own pace (up to 60 days)
PROPERTY INVESTOR (THE OTHER GUYS)
- Hidden fees at closing
- Lower prices, taking a large profit margin
- Zero transparency around repairs and updating
- High-pressure sales tactics, often lacking trust
- Small-scale local operators (not a trusted brand)
- High-risk they’ll back out, costing you time and money
About Roncesvalles:
Roncesvalles (or Roncesvalles Village or Roncy Village) is a neighbourhood in the city of Toronto, Ontario, Canada centred on Roncesvalles Avenue, a north-south street leading from the intersection of King and Queen Streets to the south, north to Dundas Street West, a distance of roughly 1.5 kilometres. It is located east of High Park, north of Lake Ontario, in the Parkdale-High Park provincial and federal ridings and the municipal Ward 14. Its informal boundaries are High Park to the west, Bloor Street West to the north, Lake Ontario/Queen Street West to the south and Lansdowne Avenue/rail corridor to the east. Originally known as “Howard Park”, most of this area was formerly within the boundaries of Parkdale and Brockton villages and was annexed into Toronto in the 1880s.