Denver is expensive, and its houses take hail. Census estimates put the median home value near $590,000, with about half of households renting. Hail storms regularly ruin roofs across the Front Range, and older bungalows and brick homes have sewer lines, foundations and basements that are near the end of their life. Denver now also requires rental licenses. If you own a Denver house you don't want to fix, we'll make you a cash offer as-is.
We buy houses in all 50 states. These are just some of the areas we serve. Don't see your city? We still want to hear from you.
Denver neighborhoods we buy in
We buy across the city, including Montbello, Green Valley Ranch, Globeville, Elyria-Swansea, Sunnyside, Berkeley, Athmar Park, Westwood, Barnum, Mar Lee, Harvey Park, Ruby Hill, Platt Park, Virginia Village, Hampden and Park Hill. We also buy in nearby Aurora, Lakewood, Englewood, Commerce City and Arvada.
What we see in Denver houses
- Hail damage. Roofs, gutters and siding, often with claims never finished.
- Old sewer lines and foundations. Clay sewer lines, cracked basements and settling in older bungalows.
- Radon. Common in Colorado homes. Testing and mitigation is a regular buyer request.
- Rental licensing. Denver requires residential rental licenses, with inspections.
Why Denver owners sell to us
We hear from landlords facing licensing and repairs, heirs settling a family home, and owners relocating out of state.
See our pages for an inherited house, probate, a house that needs repairs, being a tired landlord, or a vacant house.
Probate and foreclosure in Denver
Denver estates go through the Denver Probate Court, which hears all probate cases in Denver. Foreclosures are run by the Denver Public Trustee, with the sale about 110 to 125 days after it starts. See our Colorado page.
Questions Denver sellers ask
Will you buy a house with hail damage and an open claim?
Yes. We buy as-is.
My rental isn't licensed yet. Can I still sell?
Yes. We take care of it after closing.
Do you buy in Aurora and Lakewood?
Yes.