We Buy Houses in Cities Across Washington

The I-5 corridor, up and down. Whatcom, Snohomish, King, Pierce, Thurston, Cowlitz and Clark counties, which is Bellingham at the top, through Seattle, Tacoma and Olympia, down to Longview and Vancouver. The cities above are a starting point rather than the whole list, and the towns in between them count just as much.

Almost certainly, yes. The board above shows the markets we know street by street, not the edge of where we work. Plenty of our closings happen in the smaller towns between them. Send us the address and you will know the same day.

Further than you would think. The valley towns, the foothill communities east of the bigger cities and the places a few exits inland are all normal for us, and a long driveway has never been the reason we said no. If you are not sure whether you are in range, one phone call settles it.

Yes. Septic instead of sewer, a well instead of city water, gravel road in, a manufactured home on its own land, acreage, or bare land on its own. None of that stops an offer, and none of it changes the terms.

Usually within a day or two of your call, and often the same week. Brandon lives in Kent and grew up in Vancouver, so both ends of the corridor are a drive he already knows. Once we have seen the house, the written offer is in front of you inside 24 hours.

No. If you have moved away, or you are settling an estate from another state, we can walk the property on a video call or meet whoever has the keys. Paperwork goes to you electronically, you get it notarized wherever you live, and your funds are wired the day it records. You do not need to fly back to Washington to sell a house here.