We buy houses in Northglenn — original condition is fine.

Where we buy in Northglenn

Northglenn began in 1959 as a master-planned community — developed as one project rather than growing piece by piece. That history is why the housing stock is so consistent, and why so many houses here need the same four or five things.

Adams County · 80233, 80234 and 80260

What Northglenn 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.

• Original 1960s electrical panels, including brands insurers now refuse to cover
• Furnaces well past their service life, often the originals
• Cast iron and galvanized plumbing reaching the end at the same time across the whole neighborhood
• Kitchens and baths that have never been touched since the house was built
• Basements finished in the seventies with no permits and no egress

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.