Sell Your House As-Is in Virginia

A Real Virginia As-Is Purchase

121 Colburn Dr, Manassas, Virginia

An inherited home needed substantial repairs while the seller was managing from a distance. House For Cash purchased the property as-is; the case documents its original condition and later renovation.

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Read about House For Cash and explore the completed purchases below. Each case describes a particular property and seller situation.

Selected examples from our Virginia transaction history

• 121 Colburn Dr, Manassas: An inherited property with substantial repair needs and city maintenance complaints, purchased as-is on April 8, 2019.
• 4412 Evergreen Dr, Woodbridge: A dated but solid home sold as-is at retirement, with closing on February 28, 2019.
• 1603 E Madison Ct, Sterling: An inherited, vacant house sold after the family decided against completing further renovation. Purchased June 3, 2019.
• 15 Providence Sq, Sterling: A rental purchased as-is with nonpaying tenants in place on August 28, 2019. The seller had also fallen behind on mortgage payments.

More examples include a private relocation at Holden Drive and a family move involving a dated Wytheville home with basement water intrusion.

Explore Northern Virginia selling options, including Woodbridge, Sterling, Manassas Park, Manassas, Centreville and Leesburg, or the Virginia case studies for the circumstances of these selected transactions.

When an as-is sale may be worth considering

Inherited or vacant homes, substantial repairs, retirement moves and rentals with tenant issues are situations represented in our Virginia purchase history.

How it works

1. Tell us about the property and your priorities.
2. We review its location and condition and discuss whether a direct purchase may fit. You decide whether to accept any offer.
3. If we agree on a purchase, the agreement sets the terms and closing date, subject to title review and required closing conditions.

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Every property and local market is different. We consider condition, financing or other obligations, your timing and your goals before discussing which option may fit. Compare your selling options.