Albuquerque houses take a beating from sun, wind and big temperature swings. Flat and low-slope roofs, stucco, swamp coolers and old block walls all wear out here. Census estimates put the median year built around 1982, but older neighborhoods near Old Town, Barelas and Huning Highlands go back much further. If your Albuquerque house needs work, 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.
Albuquerque areas we buy in
We buy across the city, including Nob Hill, Old Town, Barelas, Huning Highlands, Martineztown, Downtown, the International District, Ridgecrest, the Northeast Heights, Four Hills, Taylor Ranch and the Westside. We also buy in the South Valley, the North Valley, Los Ranchos and Rio Rancho.
What we see in Albuquerque houses
- Flat roofs and stucco. Leaks, ponding water and cracked stucco.
- Swamp coolers and aging HVAC. Evaporative coolers and older furnaces at the end of their life.
- Older valley homes. Adobe and older homes near the river with original systems.
- Rentals. Close to 4 in 10 Albuquerque households rent, according to Census estimates, many near UNM.
Why Albuquerque owners sell to us
We hear from heirs settling a family home (often from out of state), landlords, and owners who don't want to replace a roof or HVAC before selling.
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 Albuquerque
Simple estates for Bernalillo County residents can often be opened in the Bernalillo County Probate Court, and complex ones go to District Court. New Mexico foreclosures are judicial, with a redemption period after the sale. New Mexico allows TOD deeds. See our New Mexico page.
Questions Albuquerque sellers ask
Will you buy a house that needs a new roof and cooler?
Yes. We buy as-is.
The house had a TOD deed. Can the beneficiary sell to you?
Usually, yes, once the beneficiary's title is recorded.
Do you buy in Rio Rancho and the South Valley?
Yes.