We Buy Houses in Kansas City, MO for Cash

Nahom Buys Homes has been buying houses in Missouri since 2019, with more than 150 properties purchased. In the Kansas City area we buy everything from older homes in the urban core to ranches in Raytown and Grandview, rentals in Independence and inherited homes in the Northland.

Selling to us is simple. Tell us about the house, get a written cash offer within 24 hours, and close at a local Kansas City title company on the date you pick. No listing, no showings, no repairs and no agent commissions. We cover the standard closing costs.

Why Kansas City homeowners sell for cash

Kansas City has a lot of older housing, especially in the neighborhoods closest to downtown. Old foundations, aging roofs, knob-and-tube wiring and outdated plumbing can make a house hard to sell to a buyer using a bank loan, because the lender's appraisal and inspection will flag them. A cash buyer doesn't need the house to qualify for a loan.

We regularly help Kansas City area owners who are:

• Behind on the mortgage and trying to sell before a foreclosure sale date
• Dealing with a bigger property tax bill after recent Jackson County reassessments
• Landlords tired of repairs, turnover or tenants who stopped paying rent
• Handling an inherited house or an estate in probate
• Holding a vacant house that's attracting break-ins or code complaints
• Relocating, downsizing or going through a divorce

Selling a rental property in Kansas City

If you're a landlord in Kansas City, Missouri, you already know rentals come with inspections, maintenance and tenant turnover. If you're ready to be done, we'll buy the property with tenants still in place, even if they're behind. You don't need to evict anyone, fix anything or wait for a lease to end.

Selling an inherited house in Kansas City

If the house is part of an estate in Jackson County, the probate case runs through the 16th Judicial Circuit. We work with the personal representative and the estate's attorney, buy the house with everything still inside, and close when the court process allows. Out-of-state heirs can usually sign everything remotely.

Facing foreclosure in Kansas City

Most Missouri foreclosures are non-judicial, so once the lender sets a sale date, the timeline can be short. If you have equity, selling before the sale pays off the loan, keeps a completed foreclosure off your credit and puts the difference in your pocket. Call as early as you can.

If your house is updated and you have time, listing with a Kansas City agent will usually get you a higher price, and we'll tell you so.

If the house needs work, has tenants, is tied up in an estate, or you're on a deadline, a cash sale often comes out closer than you'd think once you subtract repairs, commissions (commonly 5% to 6%), closing costs and months of carrying costs.