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We buy houses throughout St. Louis City and St. Louis County, in Dutchtown, Bevo Mill, Baden, Walnut Park, North City, South City and out into the inner suburbs. St. Louis brick housing stock is worth buying even when it has been neglected for decades, which is why we buy houses here other investors pass on.

Vacant and problem properties

St. Louis has one of the highest vacancy rates in the country, and a vacant house is a liability that gets more expensive every month. We buy vacant, boarded and condemned property.

Occupancy permits and inspections

Many St. Louis municipalities require an occupancy inspection before transfer. We deal with it, and with whatever repair list it produces.

Inherited and probate property

A large share of what we buy here is inherited. We are used to working with an estate, an executor, or several siblings who need to agree, and we can wait for probate where we need to.

City and County both

We buy in St. Louis City and throughout St. Louis County, including St. Charles and Jefferson County.

Where We Buy Around St. Louis

St. Louis · Florissant · Ferguson · Maplewood · Webster Groves · University City · Overland · Jennings · Normandy · Affton · St. Charles

We buy across St. Louis City and County, including the north and south city neighborhoods most retail buyers skip entirely.

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Common Questions

Do you buy vacant houses in St. Louis?
Yes. Vacant, boarded, condemned or long abandoned. A vacant house costs you in taxes, insurance and city citations every month it sits, and it is usually the single best candidate for a fast cash sale.
What about the occupancy inspection?
Many St. Louis area municipalities require one before transfer, and the repair list it generates is what stops most sales. We take it on. You are not asked to fix anything.
Can you buy a house that is still in probate?
Often yes. It depends on how far along the estate is and who has authority to sell. Tell us where things stand and we will tell you honestly whether we can work with it now or need to wait.
Do you buy in St. Louis County as well as the City?
Both, plus St. Charles and Jefferson County. Florissant, Ferguson, Jennings, Normandy, University City, Overland and the rest.

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