Cash Home Buyers in Los Angeles: Sell Your House As-Is
Sell without preparing your house for the market, whether you are handling an inheritance, moving or setting aside unfinished repairs. We connect you with our local buyer for a no-obligation cash offer. Call or send the short form to start the conversation.
What you can skip when you sell for cash
Leave repairs behind
Sell the house as-is without fixing worn rooms, clearing out belongings or arranging a cleaning before the sale.
Skip agent commission
A direct sale to our local buyer has no agent commission, so there is no listing commission to budget for.
Keep your privacy
Sell without public showings or open houses, and avoid preparing your rooms for a stream of visitors.
Choose your closing date
Agree on a date with the buyer that fits your plans, once the title work is done.
How to request an offer and complete your sale
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Tell us about it
Call or use the short form to share your property address and contact details. A virtual assistant takes your name, phone and address on recorded calls.
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Review the cash offer
Our local buyer calls you, looks at the house and makes a no-obligation cash offer. You can ask about the purchase terms before making your decision.
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Decide whether to sell
If you accept, choose the closing date with the buyer, once the title work is done. A title company handles the closing between you and the buyer.
Sell your Los Angeles house without preparing it for a listing
You can explore an as-is sale in Los Angeles without turning the house into a renovation project. Whether your property is in Silver Lake, Echo Park, Venice or Sherman Oaks, we start with the house you have and what you want to leave behind. A family home, an inherited house and a rental each bring different practical questions.
Our local buyer considers houses in any condition, including lived-in rooms, worn interiors and unfinished repairs. Tell the buyer what needs attention and which belongings you intend to leave. Selling as-is means you do not need to arrange repairs or cleaning before the sale; our guide to selling a house needing repairs explains that option.
If you are preparing to move away or managing a house from elsewhere, avoiding showings removes another task from your plans. You can discuss the property's condition directly with the buyer instead of preparing it for public visits. The conversation gives you room to explain what matters about the sale, including your plans for moving out.
We take your initial details, and our local buyer follows up to discuss the property. You review the proposed purchase terms and decide whether to proceed. Read the steps from first contact to closing to see what happens along the way.
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Selling for cash compared with listing through an agent
A direct cash sale lets you skip listing preparations and deal with a buyer directly. An agent markets the house to prospective buyers. Compare the work involved, the purchase terms and your priorities before choosing a route.
| What to compare | Selling to our local buyer | Listing with an agent |
|---|---|---|
| Repairs and cleaning | No repairs or cleaning required before selling | Preparing the house can include repairs, cleaning and presentation |
| Showings and open houses | No public showings or open houses | Buyers usually view the property through scheduled showings |
| Agent commission | No agent commission on a direct sale | Commission is negotiated in your agreement with the agent |
| Closing costs and fees | Closing costs explained in writing before you sign | Closing costs specified in the written purchase contract |
| Financing and appraisal risk | No buyer mortgage or lender appraisal contingency | Financed purchases can depend on loan approval and lender appraisal |
| Timing and closing date | You choose the date with the buyer after title work | Date negotiated after finding a buyer and meeting contract conditions |
| Price | Trades some price for speed, certainty and no repairs | An open-market listing can bring more for a house in good condition |
Situations Los Angeles homeowners contact us about
We help you consider a direct sale when the house brings work you no longer want to take on. These situations each have different practical questions to discuss with our local buyer.
I inherited a house
Sell without taking on a cleanout or repairs, and ask an attorney about probate requirements before committing to a sale.
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We are getting divorced
A direct sale removes showings from the process while both owners discuss the decision and purchase terms with their attorneys.
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I am moving away
Skip preparing the house for a listing and choose a closing date with the buyer after the title work is done.
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I have a rental
Discuss the occupied property with our local buyer and have an attorney explain your obligations to tenants before agreeing to terms.
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My house needs repairs
Leave the repairs for the buyer instead of organizing contractors, choosing finishes or cleaning up the house for prospective buyers.
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Areas we serve around Los Angeles
We also help homeowners in surrounding communities, including Long Beach, Glendale, Pasadena and Torrance. Find your town below to read about requesting an as-is sale there, then call or send the short form to discuss your property with our local buyer.
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Los Angeles cash sale questions
How do I sell a house for cash in Los Angeles?
Start by calling us or sending the short form with your property address, phone and email. Our local buyer then calls, looks at the house and presents a cash offer. You review the terms, decide whether to accept and complete an accepted sale through a title company.
How does the buyer decide the cash offer?
Our local buyer bases the offer on the house, its current condition, the repairs it needs and the local market. Share what you know about the property when you speak. Ask the buyer to explain the proposed amount and purchase terms so you can consider them together.
Do I need to make repairs before I sell?
No repairs or cleaning are required for an as-is sale to our local buyer. You can discuss the property in its current condition, including unfinished work and belongings you want to leave. Explain those details when you talk with the buyer so the written terms reflect your plans.
How fast can I sell my house in Los Angeles?
You can close on a date you choose, once the title work is done. Discuss your preferred date with our local buyer when reviewing the purchase terms. The title company handles the closing, and you and the buyer agree on the date together with that work in mind.
Will I pay fees or an agent commission?
There is no agent commission on a direct sale to our local buyer. The proposed closing costs and responsibilities are provided in writing for you to review before signing. Read the proposed agreement and ask the buyer or title company to explain any fees and who pays them.
Do I have to accept the cash offer?
You have no obligation to accept the offer from our local buyer. Requesting it gives you terms to review, and you decide whether they suit your plans. Ask questions before signing a purchase agreement, and take the agreement to an attorney if you need help understanding its terms.
How do I check whether "we buy houses" companies in Los Angeles are legitimate?
Evaluate companies that buy houses in Los Angeles by asking who will purchase the property and how the closing will be handled. With our service, the offer comes from our local buyer, an investor who purchases directly. Review the written agreement and confirm the closing arrangements with the title company.
Request a cash offer for your Los Angeles house
Call or send the short form to request a no-obligation cash offer from our local buyer. We take your details so the buyer can follow up about the house and your plans.