The house is sitting vacant
An empty house still costs you every month: taxes, insurance, utilities, lawn care and the worry about break-ins or a burst pipe.
We buy vacant houses as they are. You don't need to visit, clean or fix anything before we close.
Good to know
- Some insurance policies limit coverage on houses that sit empty. It's worth a quick call to your insurer.
How it works
- 1Tell us about the houseA few taps. No photos or paperwork yet.
- 2Get a written offerIt's based on real numbers. If we can't make it work, we'll say so.
- 3Close on your dateMost close within a few weeks to two months.
Helpful reading
- How to sell a house when you live out of state Selling a house you can't easily visit: managing access, repairs and paperwork from a distance, and signing remotely.
- Selling a house as-is: what it means and what to expect What 'as-is' really means, what you still have to disclose, who buys as-is houses, and how to tell whether it's the right move for you.
- What it really costs to sell a house The costs sellers forget to count: commissions, repairs, prep, carrying costs and fees at settlement, and how to compare offers by what you keep.
Related situations
- You own a house in another state Sell without flying in, managing repairs or meeting contractors.
- It needs repairs Sell it as it is. No fixing, no cleaning, no showings.
- The house has code violations Sell without fixing every item on the city's list first.
