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We Buy Houses As-Is

You do not have to fix, clean, or update anything before you ask for an offer. We look at the house as it is today and price it that way.

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What "as-is" means here

As-is means you sell the house in its current condition. You do not make repairs before closing, and we do not ask for repair credits after an inspection. Our offer already reflects the work we expect the house to need.

Houses we look at

  • Dated kitchens, baths, flooring, and systems
  • Roof, foundation, plumbing, electrical, or HVAC problems
  • Water damage, mold, or pest damage
  • Houses with code violations or unfinished projects
  • Homes full of belongings you do not want to sort

The honest trade-off

Fixing a house and listing it can bring a higher price, but it takes money, time, and effort, and it carries risk if the work costs more than planned. Selling as-is trades some of that price for simplicity. We will show you how we arrived at our number so you can compare.

Be sure to compare. A direct offer may be lower than what you could get by listing on the open market. You are trading some price for convenience and certainty. We encourage you to weigh both.

How it works

  1. Tell us about your house

    Complete a quick form with the property address and some basic information, or call us.

  2. Receive an offer

    Our team reviews the property, talks with you about its condition, and presents an offer.

  3. Choose your closing date

    If the offer works for you, we coordinate with a title company and arrange a closing that fits your situation.

Questions about we buy houses as-is

Do I need an inspection first?

No. We do our own walkthrough. You may still want to know what you are selling, and you are welcome to get any inspection you like.

Do I have to tell you about problems?

Yes, please share what you know. Disclosing known problems is the right thing to do and helps us give you an offer that will not change later.

Is an as-is offer the same as a lowball offer?

It should not be. An as-is offer starts from what the house would sell for after repairs and subtracts the real costs. We explain each part.

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