Sell Your House with Polybutylene Plumbing Fast in Kansas City MO

Yes, you can sell a house with polybutylene pipes in Kansas City! There are no federal or state legal restrictions against selling a home with polybutylene pipes.

While you legally can sell a house with polybutylene pipes, the important question is, “Where can you locate a buyer for a house with polybutylene pipes?”

The pipes have an extremely high risk of breaking and flooding a property, so most buyers will avoid homes that have polybutylene plumbing. Most but not us. We’ll buy your house despite the polybutylene pipes, and you won’t have to replace them!

Yes! We buy homes with polybutylene pipes anywhere in Kansas City MO and the surrounding area.

We aren’t traditional buyers. Even if your house is located in a bad location, it doesn’t deter us from coming to your property and making you a cash offer.

If your house is located in a flood zone, near industrial development, even on a street near major traffic arteries, we’re still interested in your house with polybutylene pipes. Contact us for a free, no-obligation offer.

You can sell your house with polybutylene pipes in Kansas City to us, and we’ll close the sale in 3-30 days. We’re experienced cash buyers, and we’re just that fast.

We’re the premier cash home buyer in Kansas City MO. We know the risks of polybutylene plumbing and how to assess the needed repairs without an official inspection report.

Homeowners have several selling options:

The Fast Sale: Contact us for a cash offer, accept it, and we’ll handle the rest. In 3-30 days from the time you sign the sales contract, we’ll finalize the sale, and you’ll have your cash.

We’ll even pay your closing costs, and you can leave any unwanted items behind for us to deal with.

The Slow Sale: Locate a real estate agent or sell your house yourself. The slow sale may involve selling and then relisting when the buyers back out of your sale when they learn about or research polybutylene pipes.

Traditional sales can also take two-to-four times the wait period between signing the sales contract and closing after you finally do locate a buyer. You’ll also pay your agent’s commission and your own closing costs.

Yes, you can sell a house with polybutylene pipes in AS IS condition in Kansas City MO.

Many times homes with polybutylene pipes have related issues after the pipes leak or when you have water damage resulting from the leaks.

Water damage can also include termite infestations in damp wood and the growth of mold. That doesn’t bother us. We’re interested in looking at your property!

Polybutylene pipes were an inexpensive alternative to copper or galvanized plumbing for several decades. The builder of your home may have also cut costs in other ways that now create condition issues like foundation problems, unpermitted work, and roof damage.

We understand these issues and we’re still interested in your house! Contact us before replacing or repairing anything. We’re interested in your house AS IS! If you have any, or all, of the issues below. It’s a free, no-strings-attached offer.

We buy all types of properties from condos to multi-family homes. We even buy vacant land! 

We're a seasoned cash house buying company, and we’re not afraid of buying a house with polybutylene pipes.

We’re not like most traditional buyers. We have experience in quickly replacing plumbing, and we can make you an offer based on that expertise.

We’ll also sign a written contract that includes the following:

Yes, polybutylene pipes need to be disclosed when selling a house in Kansas City.

All Kansas City homeowners must disclose known material defects about the property when the defects aren’t readily observable. That’s the legal language used on the disclosure form.

The use of polybutylene pipe was abandoned by the building industry in the 1990s due to problems with breaking and cracking. It was inexpensive and easy to install, but now plumbing is considered a material defect due to the frequent pipe breaks and the resulting water damage.

The state-mandated property disclosure asks homeowners to identify the type of plumbing in the house. The choices include copper, galvanized, lead, PVC (polyvinyl chloride pipe), unknown, and “other.” If your plumbing is other, you must explain that answer.

Sometimes the “other” category includes a combination of two or more types, but most often it refers to a home with polybutylene pipes. Home sellers must write in “polybutylene pipes” on that disclosure question.

Yes, selling a house with polybutylene pipes can be difficult in Kansas City.

If your house was constructed between 1975 and 1996, most savvy house shoppers will check if your home has polybutylene pipes. These buyers want to avoid that plumbing risk. Less savvy homebuyers who hire a home inspector will receive a report showing polybutylene use in your house plumbing.

Buyers will then need to estimate the cost of replacing the plumbing or walk away from the sale. Most potential buyers do not want the expense and headache of replacing plumbing!

We’re experienced cash home buyers. We aren’t afraid of the risks posed by polybutylene pipes. We understand that aging polybutylene pipes have a high risk for breaking and causing property damage.

We’ve bought homes with polybutylene pipes before. In fact, we’ve bought a number of them. We’re able to quickly and accurately estimate the cost of plumbing replacement and make you a cash offer for your property. Contact us for a no-obligation, cash offer.