Any house, any situation

We buy houses in any condition, in any situation, on any timeline.

Oregon Cash Home Buyers is a real estate solutions and investment firm, not a team of listing agents. Bill buys directly with cash, so the reason you are selling does not have to fit a checklist.

Find yours. If it isn't listed, call anyway.

These are the situations sellers bring most. None of them changes the first step: Bill looks at the house, works out a value and explains the number.

Money and deadlines

A date on a notice, a payment that no longer fits, or a commission you would rather keep. These are the calls where time matters most.

  • Avoiding foreclosure

    Call early. An evaluation usually comes within 48 hours.

  • Liens on the property
  • Upside down in your mortgage
  • House payments holding you back from starting over
  • Avoiding high agent commissions

    Agents average 6 percent. A cash sale has none.

Family and life changes

Houses carry a family's history, and sometimes nobody has the time or the heart to deal with one. Bill hears this one a lot.

  • Inherited a house and you want cash
  • A house stuck in probate
  • Divorce
  • Still owning a house with your ex
  • Need to move and can't sell quickly enough

The house itself

Too many repairs, fire damage, an empty house nobody is watching. You do not have to fix a thing or clear a thing first.

Landlords and tenants

Rental houses that stopped being worth the trouble. Tenants can stay in place, and a house they left in rough shape is still a house Bill will look at.

  • Tired of being a landlord
  • Bad rental tenants
A tired single-storey Oregon ranch house with moss on the roof, overgrown rhododendrons and maple leaves on the drive

An illustration of the kind of house sellers describe, not a property we bought.

As-is means as-is

Don't clean it. Don't fix it. Don't empty it out first.

Leave the carpet, the leak, the junk in the garage and the paint colour you never liked. Bill has crews who clean and repair after closing, so the work is his to do, not yours to do before a buyer will look.

Lived in, rented to tenants, or sitting vacant: all three are fine. That is also why many of the houses he buys sell below retail. They need work, and he says so plainly when he explains how he reached the number.

No fees, no commissions, no repairs, and the closing date is yours.

See how the sale works, step by step.

Oak-dotted hills and a fog-filled river valley near Roseburg, Oregon

Whatever the house is carrying, tell Bill what it is.

One call or one short form. He'll walk the property, show you how he got to the number, and if it isn't right he'll say so.