Skip the listing, the showings, and the months of waiting. We make honest cash offers on Ohio homes in any condition — and close in as few as 7 days when you need it. No repairs. No commissions. No surprises.
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Every offer is priced against real local-neighborhood comps — not a statewide average or an algorithm. We walk you through the math on the call so the number makes sense before you sign anything.
937-807-4330 is Patrick's actual number — call or text. No call center, no phone tree, no junior analyst making decisions about your sale.
We clearly disclose our role in each transaction and provide our SB 155 disclosure to sellers prior to contract execution, in accordance with Ohio Revised Code §5301.95. No surprises.
Whether you are in a major metro or a smaller suburb, the process is the same: a real offer, a real closing date, and a clean exit when you need to sell as-is. We are the cash home buyers Ohio sellers reach out to when speed and certainty matter more than the highest possible number after months on the market.
A traditional Ohio sale runs through listing photos, open houses, buyer financing, appraisal gaps, and inspection renegotiations — usually weeks or months end-to-end, with real risk the deal collapses near closing. Our process replaces every one of those failure points with a single direct transaction.
Call Patrick at 937-807-4330 or fill out the short form. We will ask your address, general condition, and what is driving the sale. Most calls take under 10 minutes and there is no commitment to take the next step.
We pull real local comps from your county, factor in condition, and email you a written cash offer within 24 hours. We walk you through the math so the number makes sense before you sign anything.
Pick a local title company you trust. Sign closing documents, get your funds wired same-day or next. No financing contingency, no appraisal gap, no buyer cold-feet moment three days before close.
Three people run this company across all six Ohio markets. Every offer goes through Patrick directly — no junior analyst, no out-of-state underwriter, no automated pricing formula making decisions about your family's next chapter.

Patrick and his team price every comp by hand. They know that a Dayton bungalow is not a Cleveland Tudor, and a Cincinnati hillside home is not a Toledo ranch. Reach Patrick directly at 937-807-4330 — that is his real number.

Lucie coordinates with title companies across Montgomery, Franklin, Hamilton, Cuyahoga, Lucas, and Summit Counties. Probate paperwork, county recording timelines, weekly seller updates — all of it runs through her desk.

Waqar covers first walkthroughs across our Ohio markets — inherited Victorians, mid-century ranches, college-area multi-units, code-violated properties, post-fire and post-flood damage. Whatever your situation, it's within his scope.
A traditional Ohio listing makes sense when the home is in great condition, the seller has time to wait, and there are no pressing deadlines. When any one of those is missing, a cash sale almost always nets the seller more after fees, repairs, and time-on-market are factored in.
"The cleanest sales tend to be the ones where the seller knows what they want from the first call: a real number, a real closing date, no surprises. Our process is built to make sure that is what every Ohio seller gets — whether they are in Dayton, Columbus, or any of our other markets."

There are circumstances where a traditional listing is the right move and we will tell you so. There are also circumstances where a cash sale is the better path — sometimes by a wide margin once fees, repairs, and timeline risk are honestly priced in. The eight situations below are the most common reasons Ohio sellers reach out for a cash offer instead of listing, and the same straightforward process applies whether or not we buy houses through one of these specific paths.
Once the foreclosure complaint is filed, your timeline compresses fast. Our process is built to close ahead of Ohio sheriff sales when the timeline allows — preserving seller equity that would otherwise vanish at the courthouse.
Inherited homes often sit empty for months while the estate works through probate. We make offers through the estate, coordinate with your probate attorney, and handle the paperwork — especially helpful when heirs live out of state.
We deliver a single direct cash offer to whichever ex-spouse is the deed-of-record contact. No dueling showings, no fights over inspection credits. The proceeds split is handled at the title company per your divorce decree, between your attorneys — not us.
Foundation issues, fire damage, basement water, knob-and-tube wiring, lead paint, failed roofs — we buy what retail buyers and most cash companies pass on. The condition is already in our number on day one.
Relocation closings are a routine workflow for us. Tell us your start date and we will work backward from it. Most relocation closings run 14 to 21 days, and we can close via remote notarization if you are already gone.
If you are past the point where a county payment plan makes sense, we can close in time to pay off back taxes from the sale proceeds. Better than losing the equity to a tax foreclosure auction.
Done with tenant turnover, deferred maintenance, and 11 PM phone calls? We buy occupied or vacant rentals and handle the transition — including evictions in process if needed.
Moving to a condo, moving in with family, moving to assisted living — we close on your schedule so you are not juggling double mortgages or camping at your daughter's house between closings.
The phrase "sell my house fast" gets searched thousands of times a month in Ohio, and it usually points to one of two situations: a homeowner who needs to close quickly because of a deadline (a sheriff sale, a relocation date, an estate timeline, a divorce decree), or a homeowner who has weighed the math on a traditional listing and decided that the time, repairs, fees, and uncertainty are not worth the marginal upside in price. Both are legitimate reasons to take a cash offer seriously.
Here is the math most Ohio sellers don't run before listing — illustrative, based on typical Ohio market patterns. On a $200,000 traditional sale, a 6% realtor commission removes $12,000 from your proceeds. Seller-side closing costs typically add another 1-3% — call it $4,000 conservatively. If an inspection on a traditional sale produces repair credit demands — typically several thousand dollars on a property with deferred maintenance — those concessions come off the seller's proceeds too. Now factor in two to three months of carrying costs — mortgage, taxes, insurance, utilities — that easily adds $4,000-$6,000 more. The "$200,000 sale" actually nets the seller closer to $170,000-$175,000, after waiting 60-90 days and risking the buyer's financing falling through twice along the way.
A cash offer at $180,000 with no fees, no repairs, no concessions, and a 14-day close lands the seller in nearly the same place — without the wait, the showings, or the deal-falling-through risk. That is the trade Ohio sellers make every day, and it makes sense most of the time when speed and certainty have any value at all. We pull real local comps for every offer, walk you through how we arrived at the number, and if a traditional listing is genuinely your better move we will tell you so.
We serve sellers across all six of our Ohio markets — Dayton and Cincinnati in southwest Ohio, Columbus in the center, Toledo in the northwest, and Cleveland and Akron in the northeast. Same process, same team, same standards regardless of which county your property is in. Call Patrick at 937-807-4330 for a real conversation about what your specific Ohio property is worth in cash today, or use the form to send your details and we will have a written offer in your inbox inside 24 hours.
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Everything you want to know before making a decision — answered straight.
Our process targets 7 to 14 day Ohio closings, with same-week possible when the situation calls for it. Written cash offer within 24 hours of your call. The bottleneck is rarely us — it is county recording and title clearance, and we work with local title partners across all six of our Ohio markets who prioritize our files. For urgent situations like a scheduled sheriff sale, a closing date on your next home, or a relocation deadline, we work backward from your date. Traditional Ohio listings can take weeks or longer to sell before you even reach closing.
Yes. The offer is made with cash — not subject to lender approval, FHA appraisal, or buyer underwriting timeline. That is the point of selling for cash: the figure on the contract is the figure that hits your bank account on closing day. We don't lowball post-inspection, we don't ask for repair credits after the contract is signed, and the buyer-side title work, transfer tax, and recording fees are covered by the closing party — never deducted from your proceeds. The number you sign for is the number you receive.
No. We buy as-is. That includes the storage room you have not opened in five years, the failing roof, the basement water issue, the kitchen that has not been updated since the 1980s, and the personal belongings you do not want to move. Take what you want, leave what you do not. We handle the rest after closing. This is one of the most common reasons Ohio homeowners choose a cash sale over a traditional listing — there is no inspection callback, no FHA repair addendum, and no stager telling you to spend $4,000 to pre-list.
Most sellers who reach out are facing a specific pressure point — foreclosure, an inherited home in probate, a divorce, a relocation for work, a tired landlord done with the rental, or a property with deferred repairs that have grown beyond what a traditional sale can absorb. We also work with sellers downsizing in retirement, sellers with delinquent property taxes, and sellers whose homes have suffered fire, flood, or storm damage. The common thread is needing speed, certainty, and a clean closing — not the highest possible number after months of showings. Markets like Akron have a strong corporate-relocation footprint from employers like Goodyear, Summa Health, and FirstEnergy, and our process accommodates relocation timelines of any length.
No. A traditional Ohio sale typically includes a 5-6% realtor commission, 1-3% in closing costs paid by the seller, plus whatever repair credits or concessions the buyer's inspection report demands. On a $200,000 sale, that easily becomes $14,000-$20,000 deducted from your proceeds. With us, all of it is gone. We pay our own title work, county conveyance fees, and recording costs. The contract figure is what you walk away with — no processing fees, no repair holdback, no surprises at the closing table.
Written offer in 24 hours. Zero fees on your side. Close at a local title company on whatever timeline works for you.