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SELLING WITH CODE ISSUES

Code violations? You can ask about an as-is sale.

City or county code violations on your Denver-area house? Sell as-is for cash. You don't have to fix the violations first.

Open notices for unpermitted work, yard conditions, roofs or structural problems can make a traditional sale more complicated. Share the notices you have so the home's condition and any recorded fines or liens can be reviewed.

A LOCAL HOME BUYER

Around the neighborhood.

  • Denver metro
A SALE ON YOUR TERMS

A clearer next step, at your pace.

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You do not have to start repairs before a conversation

We consider houses in their current condition, including properties with code issues. Tell us about open notices, required work and any deadlines; the scope and cost of those items can affect an offer.

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Review fines and recorded liens

The city or county can confirm what is owed and whether a fine or lien is recorded. A title company can explain which amounts must be resolved at closing and how they affect the sale proceeds.

GOOD QUESTIONS

A few things you may be wondering.

Will a code violation automatically prevent a sale?

Not always. The type of violation, local requirements, title status and buyer's terms matter. Share the notices so the property can be evaluated.

Do I need to disclose code notices?

Share any notices, deadlines and work orders you know about. Accurate information helps everyone understand the property's condition and possible next steps.

START WITH A CONVERSATION

Tell us about your home.

Call or email our team to discuss your property and your plans.

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