Sell Your House with Structural Problems Fast in Kansas City MO

Yes, you can legally sell a house with structural damage in Kansas City.

Depending on the type and degree of the damage, however, you may not be able to sell the house as a residential property.

Yes, we buy homes with structural damage anywhere in Kansas City MO. We’re also interested in homes located in the greater Kansas City suburbs and townships.

You can sell your house in an average of 3-30 days when working with us. However, if you decide to try and sell your house traditionally, it can take months or even years, and here is why.

Traditional buyers look for homes in turnkey condition. Most of your pool of potential buyers doesn’t want to buy a house that has structural problems.

Small cracks in the walls can trigger homeowners to pass on a property. Major structural problems may mean your house won’t even have buyers through the door to tour your home.

Real estate agents typically avoid showing homes that have major structural issues. Agents don’t want to be exposed to the risk of later being held liable by buyers when the damage turns out to be more significant than what the seller’s disclosure stated.

Listing agents are also responsible for disclosing problems their seller's house might have, and they simply don’t want to risk their professional license on a listing with these types of problems.

This also narrows the pool of prospective listing agents for sellers of homes with structural problems.

We’re not a traditional buyer. We’re not afraid of a house with structural problems – minor or major. We know how to fix them professionally after buying your home. Contact us for a free cash offer.

Yes, you can sell a structurally damaged house in Kansas City MO in as-is condition.

Most traditional home shoppers aren’t interested in purchasing fixers. They want turnkey properties or homes with only minor flaws.

We’re not traditional homebuyers. We buy fixers, and that includes homes with structural damage, as well as other damage, conditions and issues.

We buy homes with any or all of the conditions on this list:

Before you repair or replace items in your house getting it ready to list, contact us. We may be able to make you an offer on your property that will save you the cost and the time spent on doing the rehab.

We’re interested in buying even when your house has a number of major problems like lead pipes, roof damage, foundation and roof issues, in addition to structural damage.

We buy all types of residential properties in Kansas City! We’re interested in purchasing single- and multi-family housing and manufactured and mobile homes. We’re even interested in purchasing vacant land.

We’re the leading cash home buyer in Kansas City and surrounding areas. We’ve bought a number of houses with structural issues – both minor to major problems.

We’ve bought homes with unpermitted additions, failing foundations, and homes that have had alterations that compromised the entire structure of the house.

We’ve purchased houses that traditional buyers aren’t interested in buying. And when you sell your house to us, you get the following perks:

Homeowners selling a house with structural damage in Kansas City have several ways to accomplish that sale.

The Easy Way:

• Contact us for a free, no-strings-attached offer. We’ll arrange a time that’s convenient for you to meet us at your house for a walkthrough.
• We’ll make an all-cash offer, without any obligation for you to sell to us.
• If you agree to the offer, we’ll open escrow.
• We do all the rest! You won’t have to wait for lenders, appraisals, or inspectors because we don’t require those services.
• We’ll close escrow in an average of 3-30 days, and you’ll have your cash! 

That’s it.  We’ll even pay your closing costs!

The Hard Way: 

• Locate a real estate agent who has experience selling and marketing a house with structural damage.
• Sign the listing contract and complete the state-mandated property disclosure.
• Market your house. Your marketing plan may include numerous open houses where your home will be available for the general public to tour.
• Field offers for your house and negotiate for the best price.
• Sign the sales contract and open your home for the buyer’s home inspectors. This may include a specialized inspection to examine the structural damage.
• Renegotiate the sales contract after your buyer calculates the cost to do the repairs indicated by the home inspectors.
• Wait for the buyer to apply and be accepted for a mortgage on your property. Depending on the type and amount of structural damage to your house, this step may take some time.
• Wait for the buyer to shop hazard insurance policies. This also may take some time since some companies aren’t interested in writing a policy for a home with structural damage.
• Open your home to the lender’s appraiser.
• Wait for the lender’s underwriter to approve the home loan.
• Close escrow and pay your agent’s commission and all the costs associated with the closing.

Yes, selling a house in Kansas City with even small structural issues can be extremely difficult.

Major structural issues or damage can make a house unsaleable to most homebuyers. But we’re not among them.

Homebuyers, unless they’re builders or have a contracting license, typically don’t have any idea how to assess structural damage.

They also aren’t schooled in how to repair the damage, and have no idea about the cost for those repairs.

We have that experience, and we can make a fair cash offer based on the value of your house minus the cost of the structural repairs.

Structural issues can be major or minor, but we’re still interested in looking at your house to make an offer. Contact us for an offer — you’re under no obligation to sell to us if you don’t like it!