Repairs needed
Skip the repairs. Sell your house exactly as it is.
Fixing up a house before selling costs time and money a lot of people don't have. We buy houses in any condition: fire damage, an outdated interior, foundation problems, whatever it is. You never have to pick up a hammer.
Any condition, really
From small cosmetic problems to major structural ones, the condition of the house doesn't rule it out.
No inspection back-and-forth
We won't ask you to fix things after an inspection. What you see is what we buy.
No showings to prep for
Skip the cleaning, the staging, and strangers walking through your home again and again.
What selling as-is actually means
Selling as-is means you don't fix anything first. No new roof, no fresh paint, no repairs from an inspection report. The buyer takes the house exactly how it stands, problems and all. In a normal sale, buyers ask for repairs or a lower price after the inspection. With us, the offer already accounts for the condition.
We've bought houses with old roofs, bad plumbing, fire and water damage, mold, cracked foundations, and a lot of clutter. The worse shape a house is in, the more sense it makes to skip the repair bills and sell it as it stands.
Tell us about the house in the form on this page. We'll get back to you with an offer and explain how we got to the number.
We look at things like the roof, foundation, plumbing, and electrical during a short walkthrough, not a formal inspection. There's no repair list handed back to you afterward. The number we give you already accounts for what we see.
It's common for sellers to worry that a house needs to look presentable before anyone will consider buying it. That's true for a traditional listing, but it isn't true here. You don't need to mow the lawn, patch drywall, or even clean before we come take a look.
Houses that have been vacant for a while sometimes come with their own issues, from pests to plumbing that hasn't been used in months. None of that is a dealbreaker. We've bought houses that sat empty for years, and the condition just factors into the number we offer.
Common questions
Do I need to clean the house first?
No. Leave whatever you don't want.
Will the offer be lower because of the repairs?
It does take repair costs into account, because we're the ones paying for them. We'll explain how we got to the number so you can decide if it's fair. You're free to say no.
Can I sell a house with code violations?
In many cases, yes. Tell us what the notice says and we'll go from there.
How long does it take?
Often a couple of weeks, and sometimes faster if you need it.
Does it cost anything to get an offer?
No. There's no fee to ask, and no pressure to accept what we offer.