Sell an Inherited House Without Repairs, Cleanup, or the Hassle
Inherited a house you don’t want to manage? Whether it needs repairs, is full of belongings, is sitting vacant, or you simply don’t want the responsibility, we can buy it completely as-is and work around your situation.
What Can You Do With a House You’ve Inherited?
Inheriting a house can leave you with more decisions than you expected. The property may need repairs, be full of belongings, sit vacant, or be located far from where you live. You may also be deciding whether it makes more sense to keep the home, list it with a real estate agent, or sell it as-is.
If preparing the house for a traditional sale feels like more time, expense, or responsibility than you want to take on, selling directly may be another option. We buy inherited homes in their current condition, so you can leave repairs and unwanted belongings behind and choose a closing timeline that works for you.
A Simple 3-Step Process for Selling an Inherited House
Tell us about the property
Give us the address and a little information about the inherited home, its condition, and your situation.
Receive a No-Obligation Offer
We’ll evaluate the property and make you a cash offer based on its current condition. There’s no requirement to make repairs or clean the house out first.
Choose Your Closing Date
If the offer works for you, we’ll handle the purchase and work around your timeline. Take the belongings you want and leave behind what you don’t.
Selling an Inherited House for Cash vs. Listing With an Agent
Traditional Home Sale
- Potentially higher sale price
- Closing takes months with erratic offers.
- Closing cost fees up to 8%-10%.
- Repairs/cleanup may improve value
- Showings and preparation
- Longer Timeline
Selling With Cash For Keys Offer
- Simpler Process
- Leave Unwanted Belongings
- Close When You're Ready
- Sell your home in “as-is” condition.
- No repairs or cleanup
Common Problems We Help With After You Inherit a House
Every inherited property comes with its own challenges. These are some of the most common situations where selling as-is can make the process much easier.
The House Needs Repairs
Roof, HVAC, water damage, outdated interiors, deferred maintenance, or other expensive work.
The House Is Full of Belongings
Take what you want and leave behind what you don’t want to sort, move, donate, or throw away.
You Live Far Away
If managing the property from another city or state is becoming a burden, we can work around your situation.
Should You Keep, List, or Sell the Inherited House As-Is?
Keep the House
Keeping the property may make sense if you want to live in it, rent it out, or hold it as a long-term investment. Just consider the ongoing taxes, insurance, maintenance, repairs, and management involved.
List With an Agent
If the house is in good condition and maximizing the sale price is your priority, listing with an agent may be the best option. You may need to clean, make repairs, prepare for showings, and allow more time for the sale.
Sell As-Is
Selling as-is may make sense when the property needs work, is full of belongings, is vacant, or you simply don’t want to manage the process. You can avoid repairs and cleanup and choose a simpler closing process.