Sell Your Mold-Infested House Fast, AS IS, for Cash

You have a couple of different options to consider when selling a house with toxic mold problems.

The Hard Way:

Most people hire an agent to sell their house. Here is how it works.

Experience with current mold issues or past infestations is exactly what you should look for in a real estate agent. The mold problem needs to be clearly laid out when you fill out the property disclosure.

Putting your signature on a listing contract officially kicks off the marketing for the house. A steady stream of potential buyers will likely walk through your house only to find the mold issue.

The back-and-forth with a potential buyer finally ends once both parties put their signatures on a sales contract.

Assessing the mold problem means letting inspectors into your house for a few rounds of testing.

The home inspector’s list of other broken items often sends you back to the negotiating table with the buyer.

A long wait for mortgage qualification, the lender’s appraisal, and final underwriter approval typically follows.

A history of mold or current issues often scares lenders, which might force your buyer to start the loan search all over again.

Getting hazard insurance often presents the exact same headache for the buyer. Houses with a history of mold or current issues are usually off-limits for most insurance companies.

Escrow finally reaches the finish line. Real estate commissions and closing costs will take a chunk out of your proceeds at this stage.

Sounds complex? Now, here is how you sell your house with mold infestation fast and easily.

The Easy Way:

A cash offer on your home with no strings attached is just a quick message away. A written offer follows right after our team stops by your house for a quick look.

Accepting our offer puts the sales contract and escrow process in motion immediately.

Appraisals, inspections, and last-minute changes to the sales price are completely off the table when you work with us.

Everything wraps up once the closing documents have signatures from both sides. Your closing costs are completely on us!

Any unwanted items can stay right where they are when you move out. The process really is that simple. Contact us to sell your house with mold issues fast and stress-free.

Every home seller has to fill out a property disclosure for any potential buyers to see.

This disclosure form includes a specific question for sellers regarding any mold issues.

Hefty penalties could hit any owner selling a home with black mold problems who hides them if the new buyers decide to sue later on.

Major mold remediation often turns the sale of a home into a real uphill battle.

Health risks to the new owner make moldy houses much more intimidating to buyers than your average fixer-upper.

A past or present mold condition usually sends buyers running away from any home on the market.

Our company definitely stands apart from the average buyer. Our team buys houses whether they’ve already gone through mold remediation or still need the work.

You might find that the answer to this is simply “maybe.” Potential buyers might stumble across a public record regarding the mold in your garage.

A public record will exist for your garage if the Department of Environmental Protection ever received a report flagging it as a mold health hazard.

Any mold mitigation service required by a government health citation for your garage becomes a matter of public record.

Public records usually don't exist for the mold condition found in most garages.

But an inspector's report and your mandatory property disclosure both create an official record of any mold in the garage.