Inherited homes
You can explore an as-is sale while the people involved clarify ownership, estate requirements and their next step. Repairs and a cleanout do not have to come first.
Tell us about the property PROPERTY CONNECTIONS NATIONWIDE
Your property.
Your next
possibility.
Have a property to sell or a market you want to buy in? We welcome inquiries from across the U.S. Share your plans, and we’ll explore the possible fit together.
No repairs needed to start. No obligation to accept an offer.
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ONE NETWORK. MANY MARKETS.
A national outlook.
A local understanding.
Every property starts with its own location, circumstances and numbers. We’re building buyer relationships across markets and welcome property and buyer inquiries from any U.S. state.
We review each inquiry against current buyer criteria. Submitting a property does not mean we already have a buyer in that market.
EXPLORE A MARKET
Middle Tennessee
Explore our current single-family sourcing focus around Nashville, Murfreesboro, Clarksville and surrounding counties, with local information for sellers and buyers.
Explore Middle TennesseeSomewhere else? Share your property or tell us where you buy. Your location belongs in the conversation.
A PRACTICAL PLACE TO START
A house with questions.
A conversation with options.
Rentals with tenants
Tenant-occupied single-family properties can be reviewed. Share the occupancy, lease situation and access arrangements without sending private tenant documents.
Vacant homes and major repairs
Tell us about deferred maintenance, a full renovation or fire damage. Our buyer-informed review starts with the house as it stands, including any safety or access restrictions.
HOW A POSSIBLE SALE STARTS
Your property.
Your informed next step.
Whether you’re ready to sell or exploring your options, start with the property and the terms that matter to you.
Share the details.
Address, condition, occupancy, price expectations and timing. You don’t need a finished renovation to make an inquiry.
Review the fit.
We look at the property and current buyer criteria. If there is a possible fit, we clarify the proposed buyer, terms and our role.
Decide with clarity.
Any offer, purchase or assignment requires separate review and written agreement. Price, closing costs, conditions and timing belong in those terms.
LET’S FIND YOUR NEXT STEP
A property.
A possible fit.
Share a property anywhere in the U.S., or tell us where and what you buy. Christian and Raul review inquiries personally.
LET’S TAKE A CLOSER LOOK
Tell us about the property.
Start with what you know. We can discuss the rest together.
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Understand our role.
DBLS may seek to assign its contractual interest to another buyer for a fee or profit. Any purchase or assignment requires a separate written agreement and applicable disclosures. An inquiry is not a binding offer or permission to market your property. We do not guarantee an offer, buyer match or closing date.
THE PEOPLE BEHIND DBLS
Relationships first.
Details always.
DBLS Homes brings together Christian Bernard and Raul Sanchez, working from Miami and New York to build property and buyer relationships across the country.
Christian’s background in escrow and settlement informs how we approach a property: ask clear questions, understand the moving parts, and give the details the attention they deserve.
We’re building a focused network of buyers and property partners, one useful conversation at a time.
Christian & RaulDBLS HOMES
CLEAR ANSWERS BEFORE YOU DECIDE
A few questions.
Clear answers.
Answers reviewed November 5, 2026. Property-specific legal, tax and title questions need your own qualified advisers.
Can I share a property outside Tennessee?
Yes. DBLS Homes welcomes property inquiries from any U.S. state. We review each location, property and proposed terms against current buyer criteria. Our market pages describe specific sourcing areas; they do not limit where you can inquire or guarantee a buyer in every market.
What kinds of properties can I submit?
The form accepts single-family homes, condos and townhomes, multifamily properties, land and commercial properties. Tell us the location, condition, occupancy and timing. Acceptance of an inquiry does not mean we have a matching buyer for that property type or market.
Do I need to make repairs before contacting DBLS?
No. Start with the property as it stands and describe any known repairs, damage or access restrictions. You do not need a completed renovation or cleanout to begin a conversation.
Can I ask about an inherited or tenant-occupied property?
Yes. Explain your relationship to the property and its current occupancy. Ownership, authority to sign, estate requirements and lease terms need property-specific review with the appropriate advisers. Please do not submit private estate or tenant documents through the form.
Does DBLS buy the property or assign the contract?
DBLS may seek to assign its contractual interest to another buyer for a fee or profit. We will explain our role before you commit. Any purchase or assignment requires a separate written agreement and applicable disclosures.
Does submitting a property commit me to a sale?
No. It starts an inquiry, not a binding offer, purchase contract or listing agreement. You can review any proposed buyer, terms, costs and conditions before deciding. An inquiry does not guarantee an offer, buyer match or closing date.
Can buyers share criteria for more than one market?
Yes. Include the states, counties or ZIP codes where you buy, along with property types, purchase range, renovation tolerance and assignment preferences. We can discuss a possible fit when an opportunity is available. Sharing criteria does not guarantee inventory or deal access. Share your buying criteria.
What happens after I send an inquiry?
Christian or Raul reviews the details and can follow up by email to clarify the property or your buying criteria. Only share information you are authorized to provide. Keep bank details, identification documents and other private records out of the form.