Wilmington is our home base. We buy rowhomes, twins, and single-family houses across the city, from Trolley Square and Little Italy to the East Side, Hilltop, Browntown, Price's Run, and Southbridge, in whatever condition they're in.
Much of Wilmington's housing is older brick rowhomes and twins. Knob-and-tube wiring, old boilers, slate or flat roofs, lead paint, and settled foundations are common. They can make a house hard to sell to a buyer with a mortgage. We price those repairs into our offer so you don't have to fund them.
If you own a rental in the city, you're dealing with the City of Wilmington's rental licensing and inspections. We buy occupied rentals, including ones with tenants in place, and handle the transition after closing.
The City of Wilmington charges owners of vacant buildings an annual registration fee, and that cost adds up the longer a house sits. If you own a vacant property you don't plan to fix, a direct sale can end those carrying costs quickly.
Wills and estates for Wilmington homeowners go through the New Castle County Register of Wills. We work with personal representatives and estate attorneys regularly and can schedule closing around the probate timeline.
No repairs, no commissions, no obligation. Pick your own closing date.
Get My Written Offer Call (302) 798-8655If your house is updated and you can wait a couple of months, listing with a local agent will usually get you a higher price. A cash sale makes more sense when the house needs significant work, you need a certain closing date, the property is tied up in an estate, or you're facing foreclosure. Compare both in our cash vs. traditional sale guide.
Trolley Square, Little Italy, Hilltop, Browntown, Hedgeville, Union Park Gardens, Wawaset Park, Forty Acres, Cool Spring, Midtown Brandywine, the East Side, Price's Run, Eastlake, Riverside, Southbridge, Northeast Wilmington, and the suburbs just outside city limits (Elsmere, Newport, Brandywine Hundred, Pike Creek).