Sell Your House As-Is in Eugene
If you want to sell a house as-is in Eugene, OR Home Buyers will buy it in its current condition for cash: no repairs, no cleaning and no inspection list to negotiate.
Bob Bash started his first company in fire and water restoration, so he prices repair work the way a contractor does. That means a fair offer on a house that needs work, not a lowball built on guesses.
Get a Cash Offer for Your House, As-Is
How it works when you sell your house as-is in Eugene
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Tell us what's wrong
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A walkthrough with a contractor's eye
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An offer built on a real repair estimate
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No repair requests
You won't get a list of fixes or credits to negotiate.
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Sort out the insurance side
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Close on your date
What does "as-is" really mean when selling to a cash buyer?
That difference matters. When you list a fixer upper in Eugene with an agent, most buyers
still use FHA, VA or conventional loans, and those lenders can require repairs before they’ll fund. When we buy, the only approval needed is ours. For a longer walkthrough of the whole process, see our guide on the best way to sell a Eugene house as-is.
How do cash buyers price a house that needs major repairs?
Most use the same formula: what the house would sell for fully repaired, minus the cost of repairs, minus holding, selling and closing costs, minus profit. The biggest variable is the repair estimate, so who makes it matters.
An out-of-town buyer who can’t estimate a foundation repair or a moisture problem will pad the number to protect themselves, and that padding comes out of your price. Bob’s restoration background and local crews mean the estimate is based on what the work actually costs in Lane County.
Do I still have to disclose problems if I sell as-is in Oregon?
Yes, in most cases. Oregon sellers generally must give buyers a seller property disclosure statement, and selling as-is doesn’t remove that duty. Court- appointed sellers, such as personal representatives, are among the exemptions.
Honest disclosure works in your favor with us. When you sell a house as-is in Oregon to a buyer who has already priced the problems in, there are no surprises at closing and no reason for the deal to change.
Why Sellers Choose OR Home Buyers
- Restoration background: Bob's first company was fire and water restoration, so repair pricing is accurate, not padded.
- Over 25 years serving Lane County, born and raised in Springfield and Eugene.
- We flip the homes ourselves with our own cash. We don't assign your contract to another investor, and we charge no commissions or fees.
Bob Bash,
Founder, OR Home Buyers
Selling as-is FAQs
Yes. We buy houses in Eugene, Springfield and across Lane County in any condition, from dated kitchens to roof leaks, foundation cracks and fire damage. You don't repair, clean or stage anything, and you choose the closing date that works for you.
Fix it up if repairs are cosmetic, you have the cash and time, and the work adds more value than it costs. Sell as-is if repairs are major, you can't fund them, or carrying the house for months would cost more than the price difference.
Yes. Oregon sellers generally must disclose known material defects, and fire damage is one of them. With us, disclosure is simple: we see the damage during the walkthrough and price it in, so there are no surprises later and no reason for the deal to change at closing.
No. Take what you want and leave the rest. Furniture, appliances, tools and trash left behind are our job after closing, so you don't pay for a cleanout crew, a dumpster or a storage unit just to get the house ready.
Yes. We regularly buy distressed property in Eugene with open permits, unpermitted additions and code issues, and we handle permits during our renovation. Tell us what you know, and the issue is reflected in the offer instead of becoming your repair bill.
Because we pay cash and don't need a lender or appraisal, we can close in as little as five days. Most sellers choose a date two to four weeks out so they have time to sort belongings and move without rushing.
Sell it as it stands today
Get a fair price for your house as it stands today. Call Bob at (541) 722-2000 or fill out the form for a no-obligation cash offer.
