Can't Sell Your House? Here's What You Can Do

Why houses don't sell

Condition. Buyers want move-in ready. An old roof, failing systems or a dated interior leads to low offers or none.
Financing. Many buyers use loans that require the house to pass the lender's appraisal and property standards. Serious repair problems can rule those buyers out.
Inspections. A long inspection report can end a sale or turn into a large repair credit.
Price. A house priced above recent nearby sales sits, and the longer it sits, the harder it gets.

Lower the price and keep waiting.
Fix it up and relist. Put money into repairs and hope the sale price covers it. The Fix-or-Sell calculator shows whether the numbers work.
Sell it as-is for cash. No repairs, no showings, no loan to fall through. We close in as little as 7 days, or on your schedule.

If you have a listing agreement, talk to your agent first. We can make an offer through your agent, or after the listing ends.

My house has been on the market for months. Will you still buy it?
Yes. Even if the house has been listed before, we can still buy it.

Do you buy houses that failed an inspection or appraisal?
Yes. We buy as-is and handle the repairs ourselves.

Are there fees?
No fees or commissions, and we pay the closing costs.

Scott, who runs Blue Mountain, is a licensed real estate agent. If your house would sell for more on the market, he'll tell you.