Bright home interior mid-renovation with exposed studs, new drywall and a ladder, representing a home needing major repairs

Selling a house that needs major repairs

When a house needs real work, the traditional listing path asks you to spend money and time first. The alternative is to have the work priced honestly and reflected in the number, instead of paid for out of your pocket.

Repairs get scoped, not guessed

Roofing, HVAC, plumbing, drywall and flooring scope is estimated from contractor pricing across the Easy contractor network rather than a blanket per-square-foot rule of thumb. That is why we can explain a number instead of just naming one.

What a buyer is actually solving for

An investor buyer prices the finished value, subtracts the renovation scope, transaction and holding costs, and their required return. Understanding that math is what lets you judge whether an as-is number is fair.

When listing is still better

If the work is mostly cosmetic and you can wait, an agent-listed sale often nets more. We will say so. A review is meant to help you choose, not to steer you.

Common questions

Do I need an inspection first?
No. Our review is an estimate based on what can be observed and on contractor pricing, not a licensed inspection.
Will you buy it or list it?
It depends on the property. Easy Acquisitions may buy as a principal or assign a contract to an investor buyer. We disclose our role in writing.