Sell Your House with Termite Damage Fast in Kansas City MO

Yes, you can sell a house with termites in Kansas City as long as you disclose the termite infestation or prior infestations over the last five years to prospective buyers. 

Yes, absolutely! We buy homes with a termite history anywhere in Kansas City MO and the surrounding areas.

Don’t worry if your house is not in the best location of Kansas City – we buy properties even in bad neighborhoods, including flood zones.

You can sell your house with termites in Kansas City in 3-30 days when you sell to us. We’re experienced in cash home buying, and this allows us to close a home sale quickly.

You won’t need to wait for us to qualify for a home loan, because we pay cash. You won’t need to wait for us to bring in a cast of home inspectors to examine your house.

We’re experts. We’ll look at your house and make you an offer without all the inspections.

You won’t need to wait for a lender to determine if they can make a loan on your house. We pay cash! We don’t need lenders and all the delay that happens in applying for a home mortgage.

Contact us to arrange a visit. We’ll make a cash offer based on a visit to your house and, if you accept our offer, we’ll immediately open escrow for the sale.

It will take 3-30 days from the time you sign the sales contract until you have cash for your house. We’re just that fast! 

Yes, you can sell a house with termite damage AS IS in Kansas City!

We will buy your termite-damaged house, and we’ll even make an offer if it also has any or all of the following damages or conditions.

You won’t need to exterminate termites or repair any other type of problems or damage to your house to sell to us. We want to buy your home AS IS!

Before you start any repairs, contact us for a free, no-strings-attached cash offer. You can even leave your items behind for us to discard.

We buy all sorts of properties in the Kansas City MO area.

We have years of experience buying homes in ‘as-is’ condition, and this includes houses with termite infestations.

We’ll even sign a contract that guarantees:

The Easy Way:

1) Contact us for a free, no-obligation offer.

2) Meet with us at the property.

3) Accept the cash offer and we’ll immediately open escrow.

4) Close escrow and we’ll pay your closing costs. You can leave unwanted items in the house.

That’s it. Quick and easy! No inspections, no bond, no termite letters. No delay!

Yes. You must disclose termites when selling a house in Kansas City.

Missouri law requires homeowners to disclose the infestation when selling a house with termites or when selling a house with termite damage.

Sellers in Kansas City MO must by law complete a property disclosure that lists any material defect that has significant adverse impact on the value of the house, and termites fall under the material defect category.

Homeowners must disclose the presence of wood-destroying insects, dry rot or pests.

If your house is under contract by a licensed pest control company, or if you’re aware of any pest control reports or treatments over the last five years, those must also be disclosed to prospective buyers.

Yes, selling a house with termite history is hard. Why? Because most prospective buyers look for homes in move-in ready condition. They want a turnkey property, not a house with problems or potential problems.

Once a house has termites, or has had termite mitigation, buyers see a problem house, one that might well have additional costs to mitigate bugs.

Buyers know that termites can cause major structural damage that must be repaired. This isn’t something they want to deal with.

We’re not afraid of termites or wood-boring insects and bugs. We’re interested in your house, termites and all. Contact us for a free, no-obligation cash offer on your house. 

Legally, you don’t need to have a termite bond to sell your house in Kansas City. And you certainly don’t need one to sell us your home.

A termite bond is a warranty maintenance contract purchased by a homeowner. The contract typically lasts a minimum of a year or more, and requires the pest company to inspect the property for termites on a regular basis.

Contracts specify what the company will do should termites be found. Some contracts require the company to repair any termite damage found, while other contracts specify the company will treat the infestation, but won’t repair structural damage.

Sellers in Kansas City also don’t need to provide potential buyers with a termite letter.

A termite letter is a formal written document from a professional pest company that states the house is free from termites at the time of the inspection.

While state law may not require a termite bond or letter from a homeowner selling a house with a termite history, your buyer may ask the seller to provide one or both.

An insurance company may also require a letter or bond after they discover the house has a current or has had prior termite infestation before they’ll write a hazard policy on your property. 

The answer to this question is, “maybe.” State law doesn’t require a termite inspection to sell your house in Kansas City

But a buyer, mortgage lender or hazard insurance company may require an inspection and termite letter stating there’s no pest infestation at the time of the sale.

Good news is that we aren’t among such buyers, and we don’t need a lender who could require it!