Sell Fire Damaged House

Yes. We buy fire-damaged properties regularly. Whether the damage is cosmetic or structural, we will evaluate the property and make you a fair cash offer. You do not need to make any repairs before selling.

You can still sell your property while an insurance claim is pending. Depending on your situation, insurance proceeds may be assigned to the buyer or factored into the sale price. We can work with your insurance company to find the best path forward.

Yes. We purchase properties damaged by all types of events including fires, hurricanes, tornadoes, flooding, hail, and other natural disasters. The extent of the damage does not prevent us from making an offer.

We evaluate the land value, the property's potential after repairs, comparable sales in the area, and the estimated cost of repairs. Our goal is to provide a fair offer that reflects the property's true value in its current condition.

No. You can sell before the claim is settled. Some sellers assign the open claim to the buyer at closing; others keep the payout and we price the offer on the home's current condition. Your insurance adjuster can confirm how your specific policy treats a sale.

It depends on the extent. Light smoke or soot damage may reduce value modestly, while structural, roof, or electrical damage can cut it significantly because the cost to rebuild comes out of the price. We base our offer on land value and after-repair value minus realistic repair costs, and we show you the math in writing.

We do, after closing. You never pay for cleanup, debris removal, or demolition, and you can leave the property exactly as it sits, including any belongings you do not want.

Yes. Smoke, soot, and water damage from putting out a fire can affect a home as much as the flames. We buy properties with any combination of fire, smoke, water, or storm damage.

It depends on the repair cost, your insurance payout, and how quickly you need to move on. Repairing can preserve more value when the damage is limited and your contractor and adjuster are reliable. Selling as-is makes sense when repairs are extensive, the claim is dragging, or you do not want to manage a rebuild. We give you a no-obligation cash number so you can compare both paths.