Before & After

See the difference for yourself.

A few of the homes we've bought exactly as they were, and how they finished.

Renovated brick ranch home in Lakewood, Colorado 80232 as it stands today
Lakewood 80232 Purchased As-Is Closed 2025

A Lakewood ranch, bought exactly as it stood

Four decades of belongings. A basement packed to the joists. A bathroom ceiling that had already given way above the shower. Every agent who looked at it opened the conversation with a list of things that needed fixing first.

Windcrest bought it as-is — nothing cleaned out, nothing repaired, nothing staged. The photos below show the house as we found it, and as it stands today: an opened living and kitchen, a rebuilt bathroom, a finished basement, a cleared yard.

If your house looks anything like these photos, that is not a problem for us. You don't need to clean it out, fix it up, or apologize for it.

Renovated 1926 stucco ranch with a new covered porch in Colorado Springs 80904
Colorado Springs 80904 Purchased As-Is Built 1926

A 1926 Colorado Springs house that had outlasted its systems

A coal stove still standing in the block-walled basement, beside a water heater long past its service life. A bedroom ceiling down. A cellar door rotted through at the base where water had been running in for years. Out back, an open-sided workshop and a yard's worth of equipment.

Windcrest bought it as it stood. The photos below show the house as we found it, and how it finished: an opened kitchen and living area, a rebuilt bath, a finished basement, a cleared and refenced lot.

Old houses with old problems are the ones we want. A failing roof, a basement you'd rather not go into, an outbuilding holding forty years of equipment — those are reasons to call us, not reasons to wait.

Two-story brick and siding home in Aurora 80015 as it stands today
Aurora 80015 Purchased As-Is Closed 2025

An Aurora two-story that had been let go a room at a time

Nothing dramatic had failed here — it had just been years since anything was touched. Stained walls and matted carpet in the bedrooms. A kitchen still built around an oak peninsula and worn tile. A bathroom that hadn't changed since it was installed. Out back, a yard gone to seed against a leaning retaining wall.

Windcrest bought it as-is, contents and all. The photos below show the house as we found it, and how it finished: an opened living area, a reworked kitchen with doors out to the yard, two rebuilt bathrooms, a finished basement, and a cleared backyard.

A house doesn't have to be falling down for a sale to be difficult. If yours needs more than you have the time or money to put into it, that's reason enough to call.

Think your property has similar potential?

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