Sell Your Hoarder House As-Is.

Hoarder Houses: The Overwhelming Problem

You inherited a house. Or maybe you're helping a family member. The place is packed. Floor to ceiling. Room to room. Stuff everywhere.

You can't even see the floors. You can't walk through rooms. The smell is overwhelming. The neighbors complain. The city sends notices.

You need to sell it. But you can't. Not like this. No buyer will touch it. The cleanup alone costs $10,000, $20,000, even $50,000.

The Real Cost of Hoarder House Cleanup

Let's talk about what cleanup costs:

• Junk removal: $5,000 to $20,000. Depends on how much stuff. Dump fees add up fast.
• Deep cleaning: $3,000 to $10,000. Professional cleaners charge premium rates for hoarder houses.
• Repairs: $5,000 to $30,000. Stuff damages floors, walls, plumbing, electrical.
• Odor removal: $2,000 to $8,000. Special treatments. Ozone machines. Sometimes gutting entire rooms.
• Time: Weeks or months. You can't rush this. It takes time to do it right.

Add it all up. You're looking at $15,000 to $68,000. Maybe more. And that's before you even think about selling.

Why Traditional Buyers Won't Touch Hoarder Houses

Here's the problem. Buyers want empty houses. They want to see what they're buying. They want to imagine living there.

Hoarder houses? They can't see anything. They can't walk through. They can't imagine anything but the mess.

So your house won't sell. Not until it's empty. And you can't afford to empty it.

How I Handle Hoarder Houses

I buy hoarder houses as-is. With all the stuff inside. I handle cleanup after closing. You don't touch anything.

Here's my process:

1. You show me the house. Tell me what's inside. How bad it is. What needs doing.
2. I make an offer. It accounts for the cleanup and repairs. You know exactly what you're getting.
3. We close fast. Usually in 7 to 14 days. You get cash. I get a house full of stuff.
4. I handle everything. Cleanup. Removal. Repairs. You're done.

No cleanup costs. No months of work. No stress. Just cash and freedom.