Sell your Cleveland home as-is, for cash.
Old Brooklyn, West Park, Slavic Village, Collinwood and the rest of the city. Tell us the address and we will tell you the same day what we can pay.
Tell us about the house.
Ninety seconds now, and a straight answer on what we can pay for your Cleveland house as it stands.
Got it.
We are pricing it now — what houses like yours have sold for in Cleveland, and what it would take to put this one right. Expect a call from one of the owners with a real number; most sellers hear back the same day.
Cleveland, block by block.
Most of Cleveland was built before 1940, and most of it was built well — frame and brick doubles, colonials and bungalows on tight lots, with plaster walls, a slate or three-tab roof at the end of its life, and a furnace somebody has been nursing along for a decade.
That is the house we buy. You do not need to touch the porch, the garage, the roof or the basement. If there is a tenant who stopped paying, a relative who left the place full, a violation letter from the city, or an estate still working its way through probate, none of that is a problem on our side.
- Old Brooklyn
- West Park
- Slavic Village
- Collinwood
- Detroit-Shoreway
- Tremont
- Clark-Fulton
- Buckeye-Shaker
- Lee-Harvard
- Kamm's Corners
Not on the list? Send the address anyway — we buy across Northeast Ohio, and if yours is outside what we buy we will tell you that day instead of leaving you waiting.
We do not need to know why you are selling.
But here is what usually brings someone to this page. None of it changes whether we buy — it changes the number, and we will tell you how.
It needs work
Roof, furnace, foundation, water damage, an open violation or a point-of-sale repair list. You are not fixing any of it and you are not cleaning it out.
You inherited it
Probate is done, or nearly, and nobody living nearby wants to run a cleanout, a renovation and a listing from out of state.
You are done being a landlord
Sell quietly with the tenant in place, without turning the unit or waiting out a lease. Including a tenant who stopped paying.
You need it done quickly
A job, a move, a foreclosure date already on the calendar. Speed and certainty are worth something, and that is what a cash sale buys.
Four steps, start to close.
Send the address
Two minutes. The address, roughly what shape the house is in, and when you would want to be out.
We price it
We look at what houses like yours have sold for in Cleveland and what it would cost to put this one right. Usually we can tell you the same day.
A number, on the phone
A short call with one of the owners. One figure and the arithmetic behind it — not a range, and no obligation to take it.
You pick the date
A written purchase agreement — have your attorney read it. You choose the closing date and we close at a title company.
Send us the address.
It is free, there is no obligation, and nothing is binding until both sides sign. Worst case we tell you it is not a fit, and that costs you two minutes.