Ask about a no-obligation cash offer or call 559-238-4745.
A house with additions or converted space
An extra room or a converted garage can leave you unsure how to describe the house, especially when the work happened before you owned it. You can still ask about an offer. We can discuss the layout as it is today and arrange a visit when needed.
If you want to look into the property’s history, LADBS PRISM provides access to building permits, plans and certificates of occupancy. Its results may not include every historical record. A missing search result alone does not settle whether past work was approved; LADBS can help with questions about its records.
Los Angeles city rules and county rules are different
A Los Angeles County address does not necessarily mean the house is within the City of Los Angeles. The city uses ZIMAS for zoning and property research; its construction guide explains how to check the appropriate jurisdiction. That distinction matters when deciding which department handles a question about the house.
For a sale within the city, LADBS identifies the 9A Report as a required seller disclosure document. A cash sale should account for applicable sale requirements. We can discuss the next steps with you and the closing team, so you do not have to figure out everything before the first call.
Consider the work as well as the price
Listing through an agent may be a good option if you want to expose the house to more buyers and can allow time for marketing and showings. An as-is cash offer may suit you if you would rather avoid organizing improvements before selling.
Our offer considers the house’s condition, its location and comparable nearby sales. It may be lower than the price of an updated home. We do not charge an agent commission on our cash purchase. The agreement explains which closing costs we cover; loans, liens, taxes and other balances can affect what you receive. You are welcome to compare a cash offer with an agent listing.
Questions about selling your house
Do I have to resolve an old addition before asking about an offer?
No. Contact us while the house is in its current condition. Whether an issue needs attention before closing depends on the property and the proposed sale. We can explain the next steps together.
Can we start if I live somewhere else?
Yes. We can begin by phone and arrange access to the house when needed. You can ask questions while deciding what you want to do.
Start with a conversation
Call or use the short form. We will talk about your house, the timing you have in mind and whether an as-is sale could work for you. There is no obligation to accept an offer.
Read how our buying process works. For a house elsewhere in the county, visit our Los Angeles County service area.
Ask about a no-obligation cash offer or call 559-238-4745.
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Give us a call or fill out the short form. We will talk about your house, answer your questions and take it from there.