Sell Your House As-Is in St. Louis
Looking for an easy way to sell a house in St. Louis? StLouisMOHomebuyers.com is a local home buying team that purchases houses throughout the St. Louis.
You do not need to renovate, update, or clean up the property before contacting us. Tell us about the house, and we can determine whether it may be a fit for our current investment criteria.
Request an Offer
Tell us about your property. There's no obligation to sell.
How Selling Your House Directly in St. Louis Works
Selling directly to us is simple. Tell us about the house, we'll take a look, and if it's a good fit for us, we may make you an offer to consider. If you decide to move forward, the agreed terms are put in writing and a local title company can handle the closing.
Tell Us About Your Property
Tell us about the property using the form above. There's no commitment just for reaching out.
We Review the Property
We look at the house, its condition, location, nearby sales, and the repairs or updates we expect it may need. If it looks like a good fit for us, we may make you an offer to consider.
Review the Offer
If we make an offer, you can review the proposed price and terms and decide whether you want to move forward. If you accept, we'll put the agreed price and terms in writing, including the proposed closing date.
A simpler way to sell a house in St. Louis.
We're a local St. Louis home-buying team, not a national call center. We look at each house individually and consider the property, its condition, nearby sales, and the work we expect it may need.
- Sell as-is without renovating the house before reaching out
- No real estate agent commission charged by us
- No repeated public showings
- Purchase price, closing date, and other terms are agreed to in writing
- Talk directly with our local St. Louis team
Why Do St. Louis Homeowners Consider a Direct Sale?
There are all kinds of reasons someone may want to sell a house directly instead of listing it. Here are some of the properties and situations we're open to taking a look at.
Inherited Property
Inherited a house you don't plan to keep? We can take a look at the property and see whether it may be a fit for us. Ownership and authority to sell will need to be confirmed before a sale can be completed.
Divorce or Separation
If a jointly owned property needs to be sold, a direct sale may be one option to consider. Everyone whose approval is legally required for the sale will need to participate in the transaction.
Rental Property
Thinking about selling a rental property? We can take a look at both vacant and occupied rentals. Existing leases, tenant rights, and other applicable requirements will need to be reviewed.
Foundation or Structural Issues
Foundation or structural problems do not automatically prevent you from contacting us. Tell us about the property and the issues you're aware of, and we can take a look.
Water Damage
Have water damage, moisture issues, or a flooded basement? You do not need to repair everything before contacting us about the property.
Fire or Smoke Damage
We are open to looking at houses with fire or smoke damage. The condition of the property will be part of our evaluation.
Major Repairs Needed
Roof, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, or other major repairs needed? You do not have to renovate the property before contacting us.
Heavy Cleanout
Have a property that needs significant cleanup or has belongings left inside? You can still reach out before cleaning everything out. If items will remain with the property, that can be addressed in the written purchase agreement.
Job Relocation
Moving for work or relocating out of the area? Selling directly may be one option worth considering.
Vacant Property
Have a vacant house you no longer want to maintain? Tell us about the property and we can see whether it may be a fit for us.
Liens or Title Issues
A lien or title issue does not necessarily prevent a property from being sold, but it may require additional title review before a transaction can be completed.
Prefer a Direct Sale
Some homeowners simply prefer exploring a direct sale instead of listing the property on the open market.
How do you calculate your offer?
We don't use one fixed formula or percentage for every house. When evaluating a property, we look at factors such as its current condition, recent comparable sales, estimated after-repair value, expected repair and renovation costs, holding and transaction costs, and the investment margin we would need for the project. Every property is different, so the price we may be willing to offer can vary.
St. Louis City
We buy houses throughout St. Louis City, including neighborhoods such as Soulard, Lafayette Square, Central West End, Dogtown, Tower Grove, and North Hampton. From historic brick homes and bungalows to multifamily properties and houses that need major updates, homeowners can reach out to us without renovating the property first. Property inspections, occupancy requirements, and other municipal requirements can vary throughout St. Louis City. Any requirements that apply to a property or transaction will be addressed as part of the sale and written agreement.
St. Louis County
We buy houses throughout North, South, and West St. Louis County, including Florissant, Hazelwood, Kirkwood, Webster Groves, Chesterfield, Affton, Ladue, and surrounding communities. Whether the house is updated or needs significant repairs, you can tell us about the property and we can determine whether it may be a fit for us.
St. Charles County
We buy houses throughout St. Charles County, including St. Charles, O'Fallon, St. Peters, Wentzville, Lake St. Louis, and surrounding communities. If you would rather explore a direct sale instead of listing the property, tell us about the house and we can see whether it may be a fit for us.
Jefferson, Lincoln & Warren Counties
We also buy houses throughout Jefferson, Lincoln, and Warren Counties, including communities such as Arnold, Festus, Imperial, Troy, Warrenton, and Wright City. We look at suburban homes, rural properties, houses with acreage, and properties that may need repairs or updating. Send us the property address and we can let you know whether it is within an area where we are currently buying.
Where in St. Louis do you buy houses?
We buy houses throughout the St. Louis metro, including St. Louis City, St. Louis County, St. Charles County, Jefferson County, Lincoln County, Warren County, and many surrounding communities.
Serving St. Louis County, St. Charles County, Jefferson County, Lincoln County, Warren County, and surrounding areas.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about selling a St. Louis house directly to a local home buyer.
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