Sell a House That Needs Repairs — As-Is, for Cash
Old roof, dated systems, fire or water damage, a half-finished project? Cheryl has bought and renovated homes like yours all over Rhode Island. No repairs, no cleanup, no contractors.
Call or Text Cheryl now
Rather just talk it through? Cheryl answers her own phone.
Close in as little as 7 days
Or pick a date months out — your call.
Sell strictly as-is
No repairs, no cleanouts, no contractors.
No commissions
No listing fees and no staging costs.
No obligation
See the number, then decide. That's it.
You do not have to fix it to sell it
Buyers using FHA or conventional financing need a house to pass inspection and appraisal. When the roof is at the end of its life, the electrical is knob-and-tube, or there is water in the basement, those deals fall apart — often after weeks of waiting. That is why fixer-uppers sit and sellers end up cutting the price anyway.
Cheryl spent years buying exactly these properties as a We Buy Ugly Houses franchise owner in Rhode Island. She can price the repair list accurately in her head, and she is not going to be scared off by anything she sees in your basement.
- Sell with the damage, the clutter, and the deferred maintenance in place
- No inspection contingencies to renegotiate later
- Common fits: roof, foundation, mold, fire, water, hoarding, unfinished renovations
- Cash close on your timeline, no lender to wait on
- If a light cosmetic refresh would earn you more, Cheryl will say so
Get Your No-Obligation Cash Offer
Common Questions
How bad is too bad?
There is no such thing. Cheryl has bought homes with collapsed roofs, fire damage, and complete gut-job interiors. Send photos or just let her walk through it.
Do I need to clean it out first?
No. Take what you want and leave everything else — removal is factored into the offer.
Could I make more by fixing it up?
Sometimes. If the repairs are cosmetic and the neighborhood supports the price, listing usually nets more. Cheryl will run both numbers before you decide.
What if there are back taxes or liens?
Very common and usually solvable. Liens and taxes typically get paid out of the closing proceeds — Cheryl and the closing attorney sort out the details.
Call or Text Cheryl now
Every situation is different. A five-minute call usually answers everything.