Sell your Raleigh house for cash
Raleigh has historic houses in Oakwood and Boylan Heights, mid-century brick ranches inside the Beltline, and fast-growing suburbs all around Wake County. I'm based in Wichita and buy Raleigh-area houses as-is.
Get a written cash offer usually within 24 hours. No repairs, no showings, no commissions, and you choose the closing date. When you call, you talk to Brayden, not a call center.
Get your cash offer
Four quick questions. No obligation.
- Step 2 of 4: Condition
- Step 3 of 4: Timeline
- Step 4 of 4: Contact
How selling your Raleigh house works
- 1
Tell me about the house
Answer four questions here or call me. It takes about two minutes, and there's no obligation.
- 2
Get a written offer
I look at recent sales nearby and what the house needs, then send a cash offer, usually within 24 hours. I'll explain how I got the number.
- 3
Close on the date you pick
If you accept, a local title company handles the paperwork and you're paid at closing. If you don't, that's the end of it.
Where I buy around Raleigh
Raleigh and its main suburbs in the Raleigh-Cary, NC metro area, across Wake County.
In Raleigh
Every neighborhood, including Southeast Raleigh, Oakwood, Boylan Heights, Mordecai, Five Points and North Hills.
Nearby
Cary, Garner, Knightdale, Wake Forest, Apex and Fuquay-Varina.
Selling in Raleigh: what to know
- Foreclosure in North Carolina
- Non-judicial (no court case)
- North Carolina uses a 'power of sale' foreclosure that includes a hearing before the county clerk of superior court, but no full lawsuit. After the sale there's a short upset-bid period. Selling before the hearing keeps things simplest.
- Probate
- When someone dies owning a house in Raleigh, the estate is usually handled through the Wake County Clerk of Superior Court (in North Carolina, estates are opened with the clerk).
What I hear from Raleigh sellers
- Older ranches with crawl-space moisture, roof or HVAC problems.
- Inherited homes where the estate has been opened with the clerk of court.
- Landlords with a rental or two who are ready to be done with tenants and repairs.
Raleigh questions
Do you really buy houses in Raleigh if you're based in Wichita?
Yes. I'm based in Wichita, Kansas, and I buy houses in Raleigh and its suburbs across Wake County. You talk to me, Brayden, from the first call to closing, not a call center. Closing happens at a North Carolina title company or closing attorney, so you don't have to travel.
How does foreclosure work in North Carolina, and can I still sell?
North Carolina uses a 'power of sale' foreclosure that includes a hearing before the county clerk of superior court, but no full lawsuit. After the sale there's a short upset-bid period. Selling before the hearing keeps things simplest. A sale that closes before the foreclosure sale can pay off the loan, if the price covers what's owed. I'm not a lawyer, so talk to one or a HUD-approved housing counselor about your options too.
I inherited a house in Raleigh. Can I sell it before probate is finished?
Usually someone needs legal authority to sell, typically an executor or administrator appointed through the Wake County Clerk of Superior Court (in North Carolina, estates are opened with the clerk). I can make an offer now and set the closing for after that's in place. A probate attorney can tell you exactly what your situation needs.
Will you buy the house yourself, or assign the contract?
Sometimes I buy a house myself, and sometimes I assign my purchase contract to another investor who closes instead. Either way, your price and closing date are the ones in the contract you sign, and I'll tell you up front how your sale will work.
How fast can you close on a house in Raleigh?
Closing is usually within two to three weeks once the title company or closing attorney has what it needs. If you need more time, pick a later date.
Do I need to make repairs or clean the house out?
No. I buy as-is. You can leave behind anything you don't want to take with you.
What sellers say about working with Brayden
Brayden Buys Homes is new to Wichita, but Brayden isn’t new to buying houses. These are Google reviews from sellers he’s worked with, word for word.
“Brayden was great when it came to selling my parents house. It was such an emotional time but he made sure we got what we could from the purchase. Thank you.”
Mary HolleyGoogle review “Brayden was great to work with! Very professional & friendly and did everything he said he was going to do! He bought one of my properties and closed quickly, all cash — very smooth transaction!”
John LohmannGoogle review “Brayden is an outstanding guy! Working with him was a complete breeze. He was upbeat, and answered all my questions. Highly recommend.”
Haley BittleGoogle review
Get a cash offer on your Raleigh house.
Four questions, a written offer, and no obligation to take it.