Code violations & repairs
The city sent a letter. The contractor sent a quote. Neither one is happening.
Raze orders, correction notices, a furnace that quit, fire or water damage the insurance didn't fully cover. Houses get away from people, it happens, and there's no judgment here. We buy them exactly as they sit.
Sound familiar?
- A city correction notice with deadlines you can't possibly meet
- Repair quotes that cost more than you have, or more than the house is worth
- Fire, water, or mold damage that scares off every normal buyer
- You've stopped letting people inside because of what they'll think
What you won't have to do
- Fix anything, large or small
- Respond to the correction notice alone
- Clean, stage, or even mow
- Apologize for the condition of the house
How we help
Here's how this actually goes.
"As-is" means exactly that
We've bought houses with collapsed garages, open violations, and rooms nobody had entered in years. Respectful visits, no gasps, no lectures. Betty in Menasha told us she was embarrassed for anyone to see her house; we bought it in under 30 days.
We deal with the city, not you
Open violations and orders follow the property, and after closing they're ours to resolve. We're used to working with Wisconsin municipal inspectors and we build the cost of compliance into our math, transparently.
The repair bill becomes our line item
The cost of putting the house right is built into our offer, and we're happy to walk you through how we priced it. No contractor deposits, no permits, no project management, just a closing date.
"I called Dan and he was prompt to respond. I was embarrassed to even have someone look at my home as it was not lived in for quite some time. He was quite respectful and professional and was able to get me cash for my home in under 30 days. I'm not sure what I would have done, if I hadn't called HOUSE BUYER DAN."
Betty C. · Menasha, WI
Straight answers
Questions people in your spot ask us
The city gave me a deadline. What if it passes before closing?
Tell us about the notice up front and we'll move accordingly, we can close in as little as 7 days on a cash offer. Municipalities generally care that the problem gets fixed, and a sale to a buyer who will fix it is usually a welcome update. Keep the city informed; we'll help you frame that conversation.
The house had a fire. Do you still buy it?
Yes, fire and water damage included, insured or not. If there's an open insurance claim we'll work around it, and the title company sorts out any proceeds properly at closing.
Is the offer going to be insultingly low?
It's going to be honest, a real number in writing, and if you want to know how we got to it, ask and we'll walk you through it. If it doesn't work for you, no hard feelings, and if listing as-is would net you more, we'll tell you that too.
Find out what your house is worth to us. Decide nothing today.
The offer is free, the math is shown, and "no" is a perfectly good answer. Worst case, you'll know exactly what your options are.
Rather talk to a person right now? Call (920) 259-4326 and a real, live person from our company answers. Never a call center.
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