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Grand Rapids & Kent County

Get a written cash offer on your Grand Rapids house

Selling a house in Grand Rapids, Wyoming, Kentwood, Walker or Grandville that needs work, has tenants, or that you inherited? Get a written cash offer within 24 hours. Sell as-is, pay no commissions, and pick your closing date.

  • Written cash offer within 24 hours
  • No repairs, cleaning or open houses
  • Tenant-occupied is fine
  • Quicker close, on your timeline
No obligation

Get your written cash offer

No obligation. No fees to request an offer.

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How this works in Michigan. Michigan does not require a separate wholesaler disclosure form the way Ohio does, but we give Michigan sellers the same written disclosure anyway. If you accept our offer, we sign a purchase contract with you, and we may assign that contract to another buyer who closes and pays you. We act on our own behalf and do not represent you. Our offer may be below what you could get by listing with an agent, and we may earn a fee from the buyer. Before you sign any contract, we will give you a separate written disclosure to read, sign and date. You are always welcome to get legal or professional advice first.
Written offer in 24 hours
Sell as-is, no repairs
No agent commissions
Tenants are fine
You pick the closing date
Closes at a title company
Grand Rapids, Michigan

Grand Rapids & Kent County situations we see often

Grand Rapids grew up along the Grand River as a furniture-making city, and many of its houses, from the older homes in Heritage Hill to the bungalows and two-stories on the West Side and the southeast side, are many decades old. Owners who call us are often clearing out a parent's house, selling a rental that needs work before its next city inspection, or handling a sale from another state. In Grand Rapids, rental properties must be registered with the city every year, and a rental can't be occupied until the city issues a Certificate of Compliance after an inspection; certificates run two, four or six years depending on the property's record. Landlords who are tired of keeping up with that often ask us to compare a cash offer with the cost of the next round of repairs.

Common ZIP codes we hear from:

  • 49503
  • 49504
  • 49505
  • 49506
  • 49507
  • 49508
  • 49525
  • 49546

Plus Wyoming (49509, 49519), Kentwood (49512), Walker (49534, 49544) and Grandville (49418).

BeforeCluttered living room before cleanout
AfterLiving room after renovation, with new flooring and fresh paint

Neighborhoods & nearby towns

Heritage Hill, Eastown, East Hills, Midtown, Creston, Belknap Lookout, Garfield Park, Alger Heights, Roosevelt Park and the West Side, plus Wyoming, Kentwood, Walker, Grandville and the rest of Kent County. Single-family and 2–4 unit buildings are both fine.

Nearby

Wyoming, Kentwood, Walker & Grandville

We make offers across Greater Grand Rapids, not just inside the city. A few notes on the places we hear from most:

Wyoming

The City of Wyoming borders Grand Rapids to the south and southwest. Its postwar ranches, bungalows and small two-stories are typical of the homes we're asked about when owners are downsizing, relocating or settling an estate.

Kentwood

Kentwood sits southeast of Grand Rapids. Owners here often call about a ranch or split-level that needs a roof, windows or a kitchen before it would show well, or a house they've already moved out of.

Walker

Walker is northwest of Grand Rapids, along I-96. Older homes near the city line and newer subdivisions farther out both come up, often after a job move or when an estate is being settled.

Grandville

Grandville lies southwest of Grand Rapids, past Wyoming, along the Grand River. Sellers here are often moving out of a long-time home or selling a rental they no longer want to manage.

Simple process

How it works in Grand Rapids

1

Call or form

Tell us about the Grand Rapids-area property. About two minutes.

2

Written offer in 24 hours

After a walkthrough or photos, you get price, costs and net in writing.

3

Written disclosure, then contract

You get our written disclosure to read and sign first, then the purchase contract. We may assign it to an investor buyer who closes at a title company.

How this works in Michigan. Michigan does not require a separate wholesaler disclosure form the way Ohio does, but we give Michigan sellers the same written disclosure anyway. If you accept our offer, we sign a purchase contract with you, and we may assign that contract to another buyer who closes and pays you. We act on our own behalf and do not represent you. Our offer may be below what you could get by listing with an agent, and we may earn a fee from the buyer. Before you sign any contract, we will give you a separate written disclosure to read, sign and date. You are always welcome to get legal or professional advice first.
Homeowners at their kitchen table reading a written cash offerPrice, costs and net in writing
A conversation about your options
Pricing

What Grand Rapids sellers usually ask us about price

Cash offers in Greater Grand Rapids are based on as-is condition and recent sales of similar houses nearby, minus the work a buyer will need to do. An older house on the West Side or the southeast side that needs a furnace and a roof is priced very differently from an updated one in the same ZIP. Your written offer shows how we got to the number.

One Michigan detail affects every buyer's math: after a sale, the property's taxable value is uncapped the following year, so the buyer's property taxes can go up. If you're comparing to a listing, ask for a net sheet either way: list price minus commission, repair credits and the months of carrying costs, versus our as-is net and your closing date.

Laughing homeowner carrying a moving box out the front door
Close on your schedule and move when you are ready
Closing

Title, taxes and local closing notes

Closings run through a title company; we never handle your money ourselves. Michigan charges a state transfer tax of $3.75 per $500 of the sale price plus a county transfer tax of $0.55 per $500, collected by the Kent County Register of Deeds when the deed is recorded. The law puts that tax on the seller unless the contract says otherwise, and it appears on your net sheet. After closing, the buyer files Michigan's Property Transfer Affidavit with the city or township assessor.

Behind on property taxes? In Michigan, unpaid taxes go to the county treasurer, and a property that stays delinquent is forfeited and can later be foreclosed. Tell us early: it changes the offer math and the timeline, not whether we can talk. Inherited a house? Kent County estates are handled by the Kent County Probate Court on Ottawa Avenue in downtown Grand Rapids, and we can work around the estate's timeline with the attorney or personal representative.

Who we help

Situations we help with

Living room of an inherited family home mid-cleanout with boxes

Inherited house

Inherited a house you don't plan to keep? Sell it as-is, without a full cleanout first.

Older house with peeling paint, a tarp on the roof and an overgrown yard

Needs repairs

Is the roof, basement or a code notice weighing on you? Skip the contractor bids and the open houses.

Side-by-side duplex rental house with two front doors

Tired landlord

Done with repair calls and turnovers? Tenants can stay; we work around leases.

Family loading suitcases into a car to relocate

Moving or relocating

Moving on and want one less thing to manage? Pick a closing date that fits your move.

Behind on payments? A written cash offer can help you compare your options. We can't promise to stop a foreclosure, and a HUD-approved housing counselor can help you look at every option.

As-is

Houses in every condition

Dated, damaged, cluttered or vacant: a house does not need to be fixed up before you ask for a written cash offer.

Room with a damaged ceiling and debrisOvergrown side porch of an older houseGutted kitchen with open cabinets
Your call

Is a cash offer right for you?

If your Grand Rapids-area house is move-in ready and you can wait, a local agent will often get you a higher price. A cash offer fits when repairs, tenants, an estate, distance or timing make a normal sale hard. We'll give you an honest read either way.

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Questions sellers ask

Do you make offers outside Grand Rapids city limits?

Yes. We make offers across Greater Grand Rapids, including Wyoming, Kentwood, Walker and Grandville. Call or fill out the form and we'll tell you quickly whether the property fits.

What will I sign before the contract?

Michigan doesn't require a separate wholesaler disclosure form the way Ohio does, but we give you one anyway. You'll receive it, read it, and sign and date it before any purchase contract is signed.

Can I sell a Grand Rapids rental that needs work before its next inspection?

Yes. You can sell as-is, with or without tenants, and with open repair items. Tell us what the city has flagged so the offer accounts for it.

Who pays the Michigan transfer tax?

Michigan law puts the state and county transfer tax on the seller unless the contract says otherwise. Your written offer shows it, along with every other closing cost, before you sign.

Can I sell an inherited house in Grand Rapids?

Yes. If the estate is still in probate with the Kent County Probate Court, we can work around the timeline with the estate's attorney or personal representative.

How fast can I get an offer?

After a short call and a look at the property, we present a written cash offer within 24 hours.

How fast can closing happen?

Closing is quicker than a traditional sale once title is clear, and you pick the closing date that works for you.

Do I need to make repairs or clean out the house?

No. You can sell as-is. Leave behind anything you don't want, and the cleanout is handled after closing.

Do I pay commissions or fees?

No agent commissions and no fees to request an offer. Your written offer shows the closing costs and exactly what you walk away with before you sign anything.

See what a written cash offer looks like for your house

No obligation and no fees to request one. If it isn't right for you, simply say no thanks.