Next Shore Home Buyers

Contractors buying homes directly

Sell a House That Needs Major Repairs

Roof leaks, water damage, old systems, structural problems, cleanup, and unfinished work do not have to become your project before you sell.

  • Major repairs are okay
  • No contractor bids needed
  • No judgment about the condition
  • No public showings

Talk About the Repairs

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What happens next: We usually respond within one business day, Monday through Friday. If we cannot reach you, we may follow up twice about the property, then stop.

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A contractor checking water-damaged framing below a window

How it works

You do not need to fix it before you contact us

Some homes need much more than paint and flooring. Failed systems, water or storm damage, structural problems, years of deferred maintenance, or an unfinished renovation can make preparing to list expensive and difficult.

We’ll inspect the home and estimate the work ourselves. You do not need contractor bids or a complete repair plan before you contact us.

Homes we consider

Major repairs do not have to become your project

You do not need contractor bids, a complete diagnosis, or finished repairs before contacting us.

A ceiling and wall showing damage from a roof leak

Building systems

Roofing, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, foundation, crawlspace, and structural issues can be reviewed together.

Damage and deterioration

Water, storm, fire, vacancy, pest damage, and years of deferred maintenance can all be considered.

Cleanup and unfinished work

Belongings, exterior debris, stripped rooms, and unfinished projects can be included in our evaluation.

Contractors who buy homes

We buy the homes we know how to repair

Ryan is a designer and finish contractor. Matt is a renovation contractor and technician. Their hands-on experience helps us understand homes that need major work and estimate the repairs ourselves.

Making repairs before listing may increase the home’s marketability or price, but it takes money, time, and coordination. Selling directly lets us take on that work instead.

Water damage and deteriorated caulk beside a shower enclosure before repair
Water-damaged shower area before repair
A completed glass-enclosed shower with large-format wall tile and a tiled floor
Completed tile shower

Common questions

Questions about major repairs

What kinds of repairs can you consider?

We can look at roofing, water, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, structural, foundation, crawlspace, finish, cleanup, and unfinished projects.

Do I need inspections or contractor estimates first?

No. Share any information you already have, but you do not need a complete inspection or repair plan before contacting us.

What if the property has code or permit problems?

Tell us what you know. We’ll include those issues in our review and let you know if we need additional records or professional input.

Will you buy every house regardless of condition?

No. We consider difficult properties, but we still need to review the home, location, title, repairs, and terms before deciding whether we can buy it.

Read the complete seller FAQ

Ready to talk?

Start with the short form above. We’ll follow up and ask about the property.

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