Major repairs
Sell a House That Needs Major Repairs — As-Is
You do not need to make repairs. We price the property with the repair scope included and explain how we estimated it.
Why This Situation Is Difficult
- Roof, foundation, plumbing, electrical, or mechanical work is needed.
- Contractor bids are high or hard to obtain.
- A retail buyer's lender would likely require repairs before closing.
How a Direct Sale Can Help — and When It May Not Be the Best Option
A direct sale trades a potentially higher retail price for speed, certainty, and less work. That trade makes sense for many people in this situation, but not everyone. If you have time, a property in good condition, and no urgency, a traditional listing with an agent may net you more overall. The steps below explain what our process actually looks like so you can compare it honestly.
- Describe the known issues. "I'm not sure" is a valid answer to every question.
- We walk the property or review photos, estimate the scope, and share the repair assumptions in the offer.
- You sell in current condition, with no repair credits or post-inspection renegotiation for conditions we could already observe.
Frequently Asked Questions About Houses Needing Major Repairs
Will the offer drop after an inspection?
Not for conditions that were disclosed or reasonably observable before the agreement. That is the core of our Offer Integrity Policy.
Do you buy houses that would not pass a lender's inspection?
Yes. We purchase with our own funds, so a lender's condition requirements do not apply.
No obligation
Ready to Talk About Your Houses Needing Major Repairs?
Share the address and a little context. We will review it, answer your questions honestly, and send a written offer with no obligation to accept it.
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