We buy houses in St. Louis as-is
Sell Your St. Louis House As-Is for Cash
“Can I sell my house fast in St. Louis without fixing it first?” Start with the house as it is. Leave repairs and cleanout to us, then decide whether the offer fits your move.
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- Since 2013Helping homeowners
Request your cash offer.
Tell us about the property and how to reach you.
What happens next: We’ll contact you about the property and your timeline.
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Feedback from homeowners
BBB A+ Rated
Accredited business
Years of experience
Helping homeowners since 2013
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On a timeline that works for you
From a homeowner
They are great and willing to listen to your situation. Professionals who give real assessments and are willing to make a fair deal.
Less to manage
A simpler way
to sell your house.
We buy houses in St. Louis without asking you to tackle repairs, cleaning or listing preparation first.
Skip the repairs and cleanout.
Keep the belongings you want. We handle the rest, donating what we can and disposing of what remains. No cleaning for photos.
No agent commission to pay.
As cash home buyers in St. Louis, we offer a direct sale without an agent commission. We pay closing costs and explain the terms before you decide.
Plan your move with a clear date.
Moving soon, or need more time? If you accept, we agree on a closing date with you and the title company.
Company-wide homeowner reviews
Real homeowners.
In their own words.
Company-wide feedback from homeowners who sold to Price House Buyers.
“They bought our house which was inherited a few years ago. The upkeep hasn't been fun and they offered a pretty reasonable price for it. Closing was too easy and no surprises.”
“We were very happy on how quick and easy the whole process went. We will be using them again. Thanks.”
“I really love these guys. Very friendly, patient, and helpful. They really gave me a sense of relief when I was feeling so stressed out.”
“The stress of trying to fix my house up was affecting my personal life. They explained to me they could buy it as is and help me with moving!”
Houston property example
A Houston house we purchased
This four-bedroom Houston house we purchased had dated finishes and needed repairs. We buy houses that need work, too.
Have a house that needs work?
Request an offerHow it works
How we buy houses
in St. Louis.
Here’s what happens from the first conversation to closing.
Tell us about the house.
Share your address, condition, occupancy and preferred timing.
A conversation firstReview your cash offer.
When we buy houses in St. Louis, the offer starts with your property. Review the price and terms, then decide.
No obligation to acceptChoose your closing date.
If you accept, we coordinate with the title company and agree on a date that fits your plans.
A timeline that fits
We buy houses in St. Louis.
Tell us what you need from your move.
When we can help
We help homeowners
in these situations.
We buy houses in St. Louis from owners facing different decisions. Tell us what is happening and what would make your next step easier.
An inherited house
Inherited a house you do not want to renovate? We buy houses in St. Louis as-is. Start with what you know about the property and ownership.
Repairs or updates
Tell us about unfinished projects or dated rooms. We can discuss the house as it stands.
A rental with tenants
Ready to stop being a landlord? Tell us about your tenants and lease.
An empty property
We buy houses in St. Louis that owners no longer use. If keeping an empty property maintained is wearing you down, explore an as-is offer.
A move out of state
Moving away—or already gone? Discuss access and timing without preparing for public showings.
A divorce or life change
Plans changed? We buy houses in St. Louis with the seller’s next move in mind. Talk through the property and timing without committing to an offer.
Payments falling behind
Behind on payments or property taxes? Talk with us about selling the house.
Rooms full of belongings
Tell us what you want to take and what you would like to leave.
Your St. Louis cash offer
We buy houses in St. Louis.
The terms up front.
An older roof, dated rooms or unfinished work need not become another renovation before selling.
Tell us what you know about the house. We’ll review the condition, location, repairs and nearby sales, then explain the offer.
Get my St. Louis cash offerCondition & repairs
We buy houses in St. Louis based on their current condition. Tell us about known roof issues, previous updates, additions and unfinished work, including what still needs attention.
Occupancy & access
Vacant, lived in or rented? Share the lease and access arrangements; we do not assume tenants will leave before a sale.
Price, costs & timing
When we buy houses in St. Louis, the written price, costs and proposed date belong in the same conversation. Ask about anything you want explained.
Sell without taking on another project
Choose the next step that fits your situation.
Tell us what work remains and who is there. A finished renovation or empty house is not required to start.
Sell the work along
with the house.
Compare an as-is sale with taking on a renovation before selling.
Talk through the
rental details.
We buy houses in St. Louis with the rental details in view. Share the lease, occupancy and access arrangements; a possible sale should not assume tenants will move first.
Move on from
ongoing upkeep.
Share the ownership situation and condition without preparing a listing.
See the difference
Selling to us vs.
listing with an agent.
We buy houses in St. Louis directly, but listing may suit you better. Compare the work involved, likely proceeds and timing—not just the headline price.
Listing may reach more buyers and bring a higher price. A direct cash offer can reduce preparation and avoid buyer mortgage approval. Compare net proceeds, repairs, carrying costs, closing costs and timing. A fast sale still depends on property review, title work and agreed terms.
We buy houses in St. Louis.
Compare your options with a clear offer.
A little local help
Start with the right house—and the right records.
We buy houses in St. Louis with attention to the actual address. St. Louis City and St. Louis County are separate jurisdictions. Share any paperwork you have, especially for an inherited house or past work. For a County or municipal property, use the office that serves that address; a complete records search is not required to ask about an offer.
City property information
For a house in the City of St. Louis, the Assessor’s Records and Mapping page provides address-based property information. It can help you get oriented; your closing contact can help with ownership questions.
City of St. Louis: property recordsCity permit information
Have a question about an old addition or repair? The City Building Division provides past-permit information by address. Share what you have and tell us what work remains.
City of St. Louis: past permitsExplore another market
Looking beyond St. Louis?
Use the Missouri market page to explore our other listed Missouri markets. You can request an offer for your St. Louis property right here.
St. Louis-area locations
St. Louis and nearby communities
Explore our St. Louis-area pages or visit our Missouri page.
Straight answers
Selling in St. Louis?
Let’s make it clear.
Ask about the offer, the closing steps or anything else on your mind. You should understand the terms before choosing what to do.
Call with questions: (855) 466-4550What affects my St. Louis cash offer?
Condition, repairs, location and nearby sales matter, along with occupancy, access and timing. We explain the price and terms before you decide.
Can I sell my house fast in St. Louis without repairs?
Yes. Describe known repairs and ask about an as-is offer. Timing depends on property review, title work and agreed terms.
Is an assessed value the amount you will offer?
No. An assessed value is background. When we buy houses in St. Louis, we consider the specific house, repairs, location and nearby sales.
Can I sell a tenant-occupied house in St. Louis?
Yes. Share tenant, lease and access details so we can discuss a possible sale.
How does a cash offer compare with listing through an agent?
Listing may bring a higher price. Compare proceeds, repairs, preparation, carrying costs and timing. A direct sale has no agent commission or obligation to accept.
Do I have to accept, or close on a fixed date?
No. We buy houses in St. Louis on agreed terms, not a deadline you have to accept. If you move forward, we agree on a closing date with you and the title company.
What should I tell you about an addition or unfinished repair?
Describe what changed, what remains unfinished and any known issues. As cash home buyers in St. Louis, we review the house as it stands; existing photos or records can help explain it. You do not need a complete records search before contacting us.
What kinds of properties can I discuss with you?
Share the address, condition and occupants. We buy houses in St. Louis, but confirm each property’s fit rather than assuming every house qualifies.
What if there is still a mortgage or another balance on the property?
A remaining balance is part of the conversation when we buy houses in St. Louis. Your closing contact can explain payoffs and estimated proceeds. We pay closing costs; property balances are separate.
What should I share if I inherited the house or have an ownership question?
Bring available paperwork and explain who is handling the property. We buy houses in St. Louis from owners navigating an inheritance, with ownership and next steps reviewed through the title-company closing contact.
My mailing address says St. Louis. Which property record should I use?
Start with the property’s jurisdiction, not just the mailing label. St. Louis City is separate from St. Louis County, and the City resources above apply to City properties. Share the address and any paperwork you have so we start with the right house.
Your next step
We buy houses in St. Louis.
Your next step is a conversation.
If “sell my house fast in St. Louis” is on your mind, tell us what you need from the move. Your offer is free to request, with no obligation to accept.