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We Buy Houses In Any Condition

Get a fair, all-cash offer for your California property. No repairs. No fees. No hassle.

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Tell us about your property and we'll be in touch with a fair offer.

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ALL CASH OFFER

Fast, fair cash offers. Close on your timeline.

We buy houses with code issues.

Need to close fast? Or need more time? We work around your schedule.

Code Violations

No Repairs Needed

As is. No repairs needed.

Common Questions

Do you pay closing cost?

Do I need to make any repairs?

Are you a real estate agent?

What if I still owe money on my house?

Is there any obligation?

No. We are real estate investors and are not acting as your real estate agent or broker. Depending on the transaction, we may purchase the property directly or assign our contractual purchasing rights to another qualified buyer, when permitted by the agreement and applicable law. You are always welcome to consult an attorney or licensed real estate professional before signing. California prohibits unlicensed people from performing real-estate brokerage services for others, so this distinction should be clearly disclosed.

No. You may sell your property in its current as-is condition. You do not need to make repairs, renovate, clean, or remove unwanted belongings before contacting us.

Closing costs depend on the terms of each transaction. In many cases, the buyer may cover the customary closing costs. Before you sign anything, all costs and deductions will be clearly explained in writing.

That is common. During closing, the escrow or title company will obtain the payoff amount for your mortgage and any other valid liens. Those amounts are generally paid from the sale proceeds, and the remaining proceeds are distributed to you. If the amount owed is greater than the sale price, additional arrangements may be required.

No. Requesting or reviewing an offer does not require you to accept it. You decide whether moving forward is right for you. However, once you sign a purchase agreement, it may become legally binding according to its terms, so you should review everything carefully before signing.