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We're a local buyer working the Valley floor. If your Van Nuys house needs work, has tenants in it, or came to you through a probate, we can give you a real number in 24 hours and close on the date you pick.
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.
Van Nuys has more of the houses we buy than anywhere else in the Valley. Most of the residential stock between Victory and Roscoe went up between the late 1940s and the early 1960s — small stucco three-bedrooms on flat lots, original galvanized supply lines, 100-amp panels, and a garage that somebody converted into a bedroom two owners ago without pulling a permit.
That is exactly the house the retail market punishes. A buyer using an FHA or conventional loan runs into an appraisal or an unpermitted-square-footage problem, the deal falls out of escrow, and the listing goes stale while the seller keeps paying for a house they were trying to get rid of. We pay cash, so none of that applies.
Listing is the right move for a house that shows well. If yours does, an agent will beat our number and we will tell you so on the phone — we would rather lose ten minutes than waste your month.
Where we win is on the houses that do not show well. On a Van Nuys house that needs sixty or eighty thousand dollars of work, listing means paying for the repairs first, or accepting a discount from a retail buyer who is guessing high on the repair cost and financing the fear into their offer. Add commission, holding costs, and the two months it takes, and the "higher" price usually is not.
The other reason is certainty. We are not applying for a loan. There is no appraisal contingency, no lender, no underwriter deciding in week five that the converted garage disqualifies the property.
The blocks around the Van Nuys Government Center and Van Nuys Boulevard, the residential pockets west toward the Sepulveda Basin, Kester Ridge, Lake Balboa's edges, and everything on the 91405 side toward Panorama City. If you own a house between the 405 and Woodman, we want to look at it.
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.
We are local and we buy here directly. When you call, you get the person who will walk your property. Many of the sites ranking for this search sell your information to whoever pays for the lead in your zip code — which is why people fill out one form and get eleven phone calls. We do not sell leads.
Not for us. It is a problem for a retail buyer with a loan, which is one of the main reasons people in Van Nuys end up calling a cash buyer. We price the property with the conversion as-is and take on whatever needs to be resolved with Building and Safety.
Then do not. We buy tenant-occupied properties and take the tenancy as it stands. Do not serve anyone notice on our account, and be careful about anyone who asks you to deliver a property vacant — the rules in the City of Los Angeles are strict and the liability stays with the owner who did it.
About two weeks is normal once title is clear. If there is a probate, a lien, or a payoff to sort out, it takes as long as that takes — but the money is not the thing holding it up.
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.