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NoHo land is worth more than most of the houses standing on it. If yours needs work, that is often good news for what we can pay — send us the address and we will explain the math on your specific lot.
Takes about a minute. We usually call back the same day.
We're a local buyer, not a lead-generation site. Your information isn't sold and you won't get eleven phone calls for filling out this form.
North Hollywood is the part of the Valley where the lot frequently matters more than the structure. Between the Metro B Line terminus, the Arts District build-out, and years of ADU construction on R1 and R2 parcels, the value question on a tired 1940s bungalow on Chandler or Bakman is often not "what would this house sell for fixed up" but "what can be built here."
That matters to you as a seller. A cash buyer who understands what the parcel allows can pay more for a beat-up house than a retail buyer who only sees a beat-up house.
We will tell you when that is the case, because it changes who the best buyer is. Some NoHo parcels are worth more to a small builder than to us, and if we think you should be talking to one, we will say so and give you the number. We are not going to tie up your property to shop it around behind your back.
Proximity to the B Line station cuts both ways — it supports value, and it also means the parcels around it have been picked over by people making unsolicited offers for years. If you have been getting postcards and cold calls since 2019, you already know. The difference in dealing with us is that we will put the offer in writing with the numbers broken out, and you can hand it to your attorney or your accountant before you sign anything.
Three steps, and you can stop at any one of them. Most sellers we talk to are simply trying to find out what the house is worth as-is before deciding anything.
Address, condition, and what's going on. Five minutes on the phone. We'll tell you straight away if we're not the right buyer.
One visit, usually 20–30 minutes. No cleaning, no repairs, no staging. Tenants and belongings can stay right where they are.
Typically within 24 hours of the walkthrough, with the number broken down so you can see how we got there.
Escrow at a local title company. As little as two weeks if you need speed, or ninety days if you'd rather take your time. We can also leave you in the house after closing.
You shouldn't call any of them back automatically. What you should do is get one written, itemized offer you can actually evaluate, then compare it against what a local agent thinks the house would list for after repairs. We are happy to be one side of that comparison.
Yes, and it is common in North Hollywood. An unfinished or unpermitted second unit is one of the hardest things to sell on the open market and one of the easiest things for us to price.
Yes. The higher the value, the more it makes sense to at least test the retail market first — but we buy in both, especially estate properties that have not been updated since the seventies.
Most of the houses we buy come with something attached to them — a probate, a tenant, an addition nobody permitted. None of it is a dealbreaker.
We work the Valley floor from Sylmar down to Woodland Hills. If your street isn't listed, send it anyway — we cover all of it.
One phone call, no obligation, and a straight answer about whether we're even the right buyer for your property.