Sell a House With Code Violations for Cash

Open code citations, unpermitted work or daily fines piling up? We buy houses with code violations as is and handle the fixes after closing.

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    Can You Sell a House With Code Violations?

    Yes. A code violation notice can make a house feel impossible to sell, especially when fines are added every day the problem isn’t fixed. But open violations don’t stop a sale.

    You’ll usually need to disclose the violations, and they affect who can buy. Many mortgage buyers can’t close on a house with serious safety violations, and a city lien has to be resolved at closing.

    75 Fast Offer buys houses with open violations, unpermitted work and liens for cash, and handles the fixes after closing.

    Run-down house with code violations

    Why Sell a House With Violations to Us

    10

    Days

    We can close on your home in as little as 10 days! Need more time? You choose the closing date that works for you.

    $20k

    Average Savings

    Forget all the fees that typically come with selling a house. Our clients experience an average of $20k in savings when working with us versus a traditional realtor or buyer.

    $0

    Repair Costs

    We buy houses with fire damage, termites, mold, foundation problems, roof problems or any other major repair.

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    Homeowners Helped

    We help homeowners
    get rid of unwanted
    properties every week,
    and we want to help
    you with yours today!

    Code Violations We Buy Houses With

    From a single citation to a condemned house.

    Unpermitted Work

    Additions, garage conversions and electrical work done without permits.

    Unsafe Electrical or Plumbing

    Outdated wiring, panels and plumbing that fail inspection.

    Structural Problems

    Roof, structural or foundation issues the city has cited.

    Yard and Debris

    Overgrown yards, junk, debris and pest problems.

    Safety Items

    Missing smoke detectors, railings or safe exits.

    Condemned or Boarded Up

    Vacant, boarded-up or condemned houses.

    Your Options for a House With Violations

    Compare fixing first with selling the house as it is.

    What it involvesDownside
    Fix, then sellHire contractors, pull permits, pass reinspectionCost and time, and fines may keep running
    Sell to a buyer who will fix themDisclose the violations and sell as isMortgage buyers may not qualify
    Sell for cash to 75 Fast OfferWe buy as is and take on the fixesPrice reflects the work and fines we take on

    We Buy Houses With

    Open citations

    Daily fines

    Code liens

    Unpermitted additions

    Failed inspections

    Condemnation notices

    Back taxes

    Vacant houses

    Tenants in place

    Repairs needed

    Weathered house with an overgrown yard

    What Happens to Fines and Liens?

    Code enforcement fines that have become liens are usually paid from the sale proceeds at closing, the same way a mortgage is paid off.

    Some cities will reduce fines once the violation is fixed, or once a new owner commits to fixing it. Before you sell, get a list of open cases and the payoff amount from your city or county code enforcement office. We can help you track this down, and we account for it in our offer.

    Fixing a small violation can make sense. Bigger problems, especially unpermitted work that has to be opened up and inspected, often cost more and take longer than expected.

    How to Sell a House With Code Violations

    Send us the notices and we’ll take it from there.

    01

    Tell Us About It

    Send any notices you’ve received.

    02

    We Review the Violations

    Including the payoff for any liens.

    03

    Get a Cash Offer

    Usually within 24 hours.

    04

    Close in 10 Days

    Liens are paid at closing. We pay the closing costs.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Yes. Disclose the violations and sell as is, usually to a cash buyer. Any city liens are normally paid from the sale proceeds at closing.

    The violations stay with the property, so the new owner becomes responsible for fixing them. Unpaid fines that became liens are usually paid at closing.

    Sometimes, but serious safety or structural problems often stop a mortgage from closing. Cash buyers don’t have that limit.

    Some cities will reduce or settle fines once the problem is fixed. Ask your code enforcement office.

    Yes. We buy houses in any condition, including condemned and boarded-up houses.

    Ready to Get Your Cash Offer?

    Tell us about the house and we’ll send a fair cash offer, usually within 24 hours. No repairs, no fees or commissions, and you choose the closing date. Prefer to talk? Call (321) 895-9394.