What you skip when you sell as-is
- Roof, HVAC, plumbing and electrical repairs before closing
- Painting, flooring, staging and professional photos
- Deep cleaning and hauling off furniture and junk
- Repair credits renegotiated after a buyer's inspection
- Weekend showings and open houses
As-is still means honest
You should tell a buyer what you know about the property — past leaks, a failing system, prior flooding, termite history. A serious cash buyer expects problems and prices for them. What kills deals is a surprise discovered during title work or a walkthrough, not a defect disclosed up front.
Listing as-is versus selling as-is
You can list a house as-is on the MLS, but if the buyer needs a mortgage, their lender still has condition standards, and their inspection still triggers negotiation. Many 'as-is' listings end up making repairs anyway. Selling to a cash buyer removes the lender from the equation entirely.
How our as-is purchase works
Tell us about the house, we look at it in person or by photos, and you get a written offer usually within 24 hours. No commission, no fees, and we pay standard closing costs. You pick the closing date — as soon as about a week, or months out if you need time to move.
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to be there for the walkthrough?+−
No. For vacant or out-of-state properties we can arrange access and handle everything remotely.
Can I leave things behind?+−
Yes. Furniture, appliances, tools, whatever you do not want to move. We clear it after closing.
Do you still buy if the house is occupied by tenants?+−
Yes, including tenants who are behind on rent. You do not need to evict anyone before selling to us.
Get a free cash offer on your SC house
No repairs, no commissions, no obligation. We'll call within 24 hours.
Prefer to talk? (803) 889-0840