We buy houses in Aurora — and we'll show you one.

Where we buy in Aurora

Aurora spans three counties and seventy years of building. A 1950s house near Colfax and a 2005 house off Smoky Hill have almost nothing in common except the city on the envelope — and what a seller runs into is completely different depending on which one they own.

Arapahoe, Adams and Douglas Counties · 80010 through 80019, plus 80045 and 80247

What Aurora houses usually need

None of these have to be fixed before you sell to us. They're listed because they're the reasons a house here falls out of a financed contract — and why people end up calling a cash buyer.

• Roofs carrying hail damage that was never claimed — Aurora takes more hail than almost anywhere in the metro
• Original furnaces and panels in the 1970s–80s tract, all aging out at once
• Polybutylene supply lines and aluminum branch wiring from that same building era, both of which make insurers nervous
• Rental wear from houses that have been tenant-occupied for twenty years
• Sewer lines of the original vintage in 80010 and 80011

Selling direct vs. listing it

A cash offer is lower than a retail list price — anyone telling you otherwise isn't being straight with you. The question worth asking is what you actually keep after commission, repairs, concessions and a few more months of payments. We'll run both numbers on your house, and if listing it wins we'll say so.