How fast can you buy my house for cash?

We Buy America As-Is can close in as few as 7 days, or on whatever date works best for you. We provide a written cash offer within 24 hours of receiving your property details. Call us at (248) 277-0234 to get started today.

Do I need to make repairs before selling my house?

No repairs are needed. We Buy America As-Is purchases homes in any condition — no repairs, cleaning, or updates required. We handle everything after closing.

Are there any fees or commissions when selling to We Buy America As-Is?

None whatsoever. We cover all closing costs and charge zero agent commissions or hidden fees. The cash offer we give you is exactly what you receive at closing.

What areas do you buy houses in?

We serve all of Metro Detroit (Wayne, Oakland, Macomb and surrounding counties) and all of Metro Atlanta (Fulton, DeKalb, Cobb, Gwinnett, and Clayton counties). Call (248) 277-0234 to confirm your specific area.

Can you buy my house if it is in foreclosure?

Yes. We regularly purchase homes in pre-foreclosure and work quickly to help homeowners avoid the full foreclosure process and protect their credit score.

Can you buy an inherited or probate property?

Yes. We specialize in inherited and probate property purchases and work directly with estate attorneys in both Michigan and Georgia to make the process fast and simple.

How do you calculate your cash offer?

Our cash offer is based on the property's current as-is market value, estimated repair costs, and recent comparable sales in your neighborhood. We aim to make the highest fair offer possible.

Do I need to be present at closing?

Not necessarily. We can arrange remote closings through a licensed title company, which is convenient for out-of-state sellers or those inheriting a property.

Can I sell my house fast during a divorce?

Yes. We Buy America As-Is specializes in helping couples sell jointly-owned properties quickly and fairly during divorce proceedings. We work with both parties and their attorneys to ensure a smooth, fast transaction.

What types of properties do you buy?

We buy single-family homes, multi-family properties, condos, townhomes, and vacant land throughout Metro Detroit and Metro Atlanta — in any condition, including fire-damaged, water-damaged, structurally compromised, or simply outdated properties.

Foreclosure Michigan: Stop It

By Selling As-Is For Cash

If you’re facing foreclosure in Michigan, selling your house as-is for cash can be the fastest way to stop the process and keep some of your equity. In Michigan, most foreclosures are non-judicial, meaning the sheriff’s sale happens without a court trial, but you still legally own the home until the sale is complete.

When You Can Still Sell

You can normally sell your Michigan home during foreclosure as long as:

The sheriff’s sale has not yet happened
You still hold legal ownership
The sale pays off the mortgage (or gets lender approval if it’s a short sale)

Even if you are behind on payments, as long as the auction is still pending, you have time to sell and stop foreclosure.

Why As-Is Cash Sales Work

A cash buyer can usually close in 7–14 days with no repairs, no repairs, and no lender delays. They purchase the home in whatever condition it’s in — broken windows, old roof, outdated kitchen, even code issues.

Key benefits:

- No required repairs or updates
- No inspections or appraisals
- Faster closing than listing or refinancing
- Can stop foreclosure before the sheriff’s sale

How to Stop Foreclosure This Way

Act fast — Start the process as soon as you receive foreclosure notice
Get a cash offer — Cash buyers typically respond within 24–48 hours
Close the sale — Use the proceeds to pay off the mortgage and stop foreclosure
Move on — Avoid the sheriff’s sale, auction, and credit damage

This is often better than a short sale because it’s faster and more predictable.

Cash vs. Short Sale

Option	Short Sale	Cash Sale
Closing time	3–6+ months	7–14 days typical
Repair requirements	Often needed	None (as-is)
Lender approval	Required	Rarely needed
Certainty	Uncertain if lender approves	High

When Selling As-Is Beats Keeping The House

Sell as-is when:

You can’t afford the mortgage
The house needs repairs
You want to avoid foreclosure’s credit damage
You need to move quickly