We’re actively expanding and currently buy houses in the states and cities listed above. If your state isn’t listed yet, submit your property anyway. We’re adding new markets regularly and can often still help.
How it works, wherever you are
Our process is simple and stress-free. We’ll guide you every step of the way.
STEP 01
Request your free cash offer
Fill out a short form with a few details about your house.
STEP 02
Schedule a property visit
A cash home buyer will do a quick walkthrough.
STEP 03
Review your offer
Ask questions and take your time. There’s no pressure.
STEP 04
Close on your schedule
Pick a closing date and get your funds.
Find your state
We buy houses in every state listed below. Select your state to see local market data and selling rules, then request your offer.
Alabama
We buy houses statewide and work with the closing attorney Alabama requires, even if your home needs repairs.
Arizona
We buy houses statewide with no real estate transfer tax and no attorney required at closing.
Arkansas
We buy houses statewide, handle the Arkansas Seller’s Disclosure Notice, and close without an attorney requirement.
California
We buy houses statewide and handle California’s required disclosures, including the Transfer Disclosure Statement and Natural Hazard Disclosure.
Connecticut
We buy houses statewide and work with the closing attorney Connecticut requires, including the state’s real estate conveyance tax.
Florida
We buy houses statewide as-is, including homes with insurance or hurricane-related repair issues that can slow down a traditional sale.
Idaho
We buy houses statewide, and Idaho doesn’t require an attorney at closing or charge a real estate transfer tax.
Illinois
We buy houses statewide and coordinate the attorney-handled closing Illinois requires, including the property tax credit due at closing.
Indiana
We buy houses statewide as-is, and Indiana doesn’t charge a real estate transfer tax at closing.
Iowa
We buy houses statewide as-is, including homes facing Iowa’s court-supervised foreclosure process.
Kentucky
We buy houses statewide as-is, even if your home needs repairs or is headed toward a judicial foreclosure.
Louisiana
We buy houses statewide as-is, including homes in flood zones or with flood history that can be hard to sell to a traditional buyer.
Maine
We buy houses statewide as-is, which helps in a market where many listings cut their price before finding a buyer.
Maryland
We buy houses statewide as-is and cover typical closing costs, so there’s nothing to fix or prepare before you get an offer.
Massachusetts
We buy houses statewide, from Boston triple-deckers to Berkshires farmhouses, and handle Massachusetts’ required attorney closing on every deal.
Michigan
We buy houses statewide, including Metro Detroit, where cash buyer demand runs deeper than in most of the country.
Minnesota
We buy houses statewide as-is, including homes in Twin Cities municipalities that require a TISH inspection.
Mississippi
We buy houses statewide, including Jackson, where low price points push much of the demand toward cash buyers.
Missouri
We buy houses statewide under Missouri’s buyer-beware disclosure rules, with no state transfer tax and no attorney required at closing.
Montana
We buy houses statewide, from Billings and Bozeman to rural areas where traditional buyers can be hard to find.
Nebraska
We buy houses statewide, from the Omaha metro to small towns across the plains.
Nevada
We buy houses statewide, from Las Vegas and Henderson to Reno and the rural counties in between.
New Hampshire
We buy houses statewide, from Manchester and Nashua to lake and mountain towns, and buy every home as is.
New Jersey
We buy houses statewide, from North Jersey suburbs to Shore towns, including homes in flood zones.
New Mexico
We buy houses statewide with no real estate transfer tax, and we handle the seller and lead-based paint disclosures.
New York
We buy houses statewide, from Buffalo and Albany to all five boroughs of New York City.
North Carolina
We buy houses statewide, from the Charlotte suburbs and the Research Triangle to the mountains and the coast.
North Dakota
We buy houses statewide, from Fargo and Bismarck to Minot and small prairie towns.
Ohio
We buy houses statewide, from Columbus and Cincinnati to Cleveland, Toledo, and small towns in between.
Oklahoma
We buy houses statewide and handle Oklahoma’s required disclosures and transfer tax at closing.
Oregon
We buy houses statewide, from the Portland metro to Salem, Eugene, Bend, and rural properties across the state.
South Carolina
We buy houses statewide and work with the licensed closing attorney South Carolina requires, even if your home needs repairs.
Texas
We buy houses statewide with no state transfer tax and no attorney requirement to slow down your closing.
Why sell to a nationwide cash home buyer
- No repairs or cleaning required. We buy houses as is in every market we serve.
- No showings, open houses, or waiting on typical mortgage approval.
- No commissions or fees, plus our cash home buyers pay typical closing costs.
- No obligation to accept our offer.
- You’ll work directly with a cash home buyer from our network, who’ll walk you through your state’s closing process, taxes, and disclosure rules along the way.
Frequently asked questions
The core process is the same everywhere: a free walkthrough, an offer you can review with no pressure, and a closing date you choose. What changes by state is behind the scenes, like whether an attorney is required at closing, what transfer taxes apply, and what disclosure rules affect the paperwork.
Each cash home buyer in our network sets their own offer based on your property’s condition, location, and their own criteria for that purchase. There’s no single formula used across every buyer, since each one is an independent investor. You’ll see the full details when you receive your written offer, and there’s no obligation to accept it.
Most homeowners hear back within 24 hours of requesting an offer. Once you accept, you close on your schedule, whether you’re ready to move quickly or need more time.
No. There are no commissions or fees in any market we serve, and our cash home buyers pay typical closing costs.
That’s often exactly the kind of property we buy. Foundation issues, fire or water damage, outdated systems, or years of deferred maintenance won’t stop us from making an offer.