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Leave the repairs, the clutter, and the showings behind. Common Ground buys Ohio houses in their current condition and makes you a straightforward cash offer. We're the direct buyer, so there are no agent commissions and no waiting on bank financing, and you can close in as little as 7 days.
We buy Ohio Houses As is
We're the Direct Cash Buyer
No Repairs, Cleanup, or Showings
Close in as little as 7 days
Selling as is means you can sell your property in its current condition without spending time or money on repairs, renovations, or major cleanup. Common Ground gives Ohio property owners a direct way to sell without preparing the house for a traditional listing.

Sell your Ohio property as it stands without making repairs, renovations, or other improvements before the sale.

Avoid major cleanup, staging, and repeated showings. You do not need to prepare your property like a traditional listing.

Move forward on a timeline that works for your situation, with the ability to close in as little as 7 days when circumstances allow.
Most sellers who come to this page choose as-is. Not Sure Yet Let's find common ground.

Selling a property as is can be worth considering when making repairs, preparing the home, or managing a traditional sale would create additional time, cost, or work.
Ohio property owners may consider an as-is sale when dealing with an inherited house, a vacant property, major repairs, an outdated home, rental property problems, or a situation where they need a simpler selling process.
With Common Ground, you can discuss the condition of your property and your timeline without completing renovations or preparing the house for repeated showings.
Many "we buy houses" companies sign your house under contract, then try to sell that contract to another investor. If they can't find one, the price drops or the deal falls apart. Common Ground is the actual end buyer. We buy your Ohio house with our own funds, in its current condition, and we see it through to closing.

Share a few details about your Ohio property, its condition, and your selling timeline.

We evaluate the property in its current condition and provide a straightforward cash offer with clear terms.

Accept the offer and select a closing timeline that fits your situation, with the ability to close in as little as 7 days when circumstances allow.
REPAIRS & UPDATES
From outdated interiors and deferred maintenance to properties needing significant repairs, you can contact us before spending money fixing the house.
INHERITED & VACANT
Inherited a house you do not want to maintain, or own a property that has been sitting vacant? An as-is sale can help you move forward without preparing it for the market.
RENTAL PROPERTIES
If tenants, property damage, ongoing maintenance, or management responsibilities have made your rental difficult to keep, you can explore selling it in its current condition.


Share a few basic details about your Ohio property.


Tell us your goals, situation, and preferred timeline.


Compare selling as is, improving and selling, or listing.


Move forward with the solution that works for you.
Selling a house as is can be a practical option when you do not want to spend additional time or money getting the property ready for the market. Instead of completing repairs, renovations, major cleanup, or cosmetic updates before selling, you can offer the property in its current condition.
For Ohio homeowners dealing with an older house, inherited property, vacant home, difficult rental, or a property that simply needs more work than they want to take on, an as-is sale can provide a more direct path forward.
Common Ground Home Buyers works directly with Ohio property owners who want to understand whether selling in the property's current condition makes sense for their situation.
Selling a house as is generally means offering the property in its existing condition rather than making repairs or improvements specifically for the sale. The seller does not first renovate the kitchen, replace outdated features, repaint rooms, complete major cosmetic work, or prepare the property to look like a traditional market-ready home.
The condition of one as-is property can also be very different from another. Some houses may simply be outdated, while others may have deferred maintenance, damaged areas, unwanted belongings, or larger repair needs.
The important point is that you can start the conversation about selling before spending money trying to improve the property.
Repairing a property before a traditional sale can involve more than fixing one or two small issues. Depending on the house, an owner may be considering roofing work, plumbing or electrical repairs, flooring, painting, damaged walls, outdated fixtures, landscaping, or other improvements.
Those projects can require money, contractors, coordination, and time before the property is even ready to be marketed.
With an as-is sale, you can discuss the property based on its current condition instead. This can be especially useful when you would rather sell the house than take responsibility for another renovation project.
Repairs are not the only work involved in preparing a house for the traditional market. Sellers may also need to remove unwanted belongings, deep clean the property, improve its appearance, stage rooms, maintain the yard, and keep the home ready for potential buyer showings.
That can be difficult when the property has been inherited, left vacant, occupied by tenants, or accumulated belongings over many years.
Common Ground can consider properties that are not fully cleaned out or prepared for traditional showings, allowing owners to focus on the sale rather than making the house presentation-ready first.
There is no single reason homeowners decide to sell a property in its current condition.
An inherited house may require repairs or contain belongings that still need to be removed. A vacant property may be creating ongoing maintenance, insurance, tax, or security concerns. A landlord may be ready to step away from a rental property because of maintenance responsibilities, tenant-related issues, or changing investment goals.
Other owners may be relocating, dealing with an outdated property, facing significant repair needs, or simply deciding that investing additional money into the house does not fit their plans. In these situations, exploring an as-is sale gives the property owner another option without first turning the house into a fully renovated home.
When Common Ground makes a direct purchase offer, we are the actual end buyer rather than a company looking to market your contract to another investor.
You can tell our team about the property, its current condition, and your timeline. We evaluate the information and determine whether the property is a fit for a direct purchase. If it is, you can review a straightforward cash offer and decide whether the terms work for you.
There is no requirement to accept an offer simply because you requested one.
Selling as is does not necessarily mean every homeowner needs the fastest possible closing. Different sellers have different circumstances.
Some property owners want to complete the sale quickly, while others need additional time to handle an inherited property, coordinate a move, work through a rental situation, or make other arrangements.
When circumstances allow, Common Ground can close in as little as 7 days. If you need more time, you can discuss a closing schedule that better fits your situation.
Selling a house that needs work does not always have to begin with repairs, renovations, cleaning, and preparing for the traditional market.
Common Ground brings more than 20 years of real estate experience and 500+ property purchases to homeowners considering their options across Ohio. If you have a house that needs repairs, an inherited or vacant property, a difficult rental, or another property you no longer want to maintain, you can start by discussing it in the condition it is in today.
Selling a house as is means offering the property in its current condition without making repairs or renovations specifically for the sale. The buyer evaluates the property based on its existing condition before making an offer.
Yes. Common Ground can consider Ohio properties in their current condition, including homes that need repairs, updates, or significant maintenance. You can contact us before spending money fixing the property.
Not necessarily. If the property contains unwanted belongings or requires significant cleanup, you can discuss its current condition with Common Ground before arranging a full cleanout.
Different types of properties may be considered, including houses needing repairs, inherited homes, vacant properties, rental houses, outdated homes, and multi-unit properties. The individual property and circumstances are reviewed before an offer is made.
Yes, an inherited property may be sold in its current condition once the person or parties handling the property have the legal authority needed to complete the sale. This can help avoid taking on repairs, renovations, or extensive preparation before selling.
Depending on the circumstances, Common Ground can consider rental properties with maintenance issues, property damage, or tenant-related situations. Share the details with the team so the property and situation can be evaluated individually.
An offer can depend on factors such as the property's location, current condition, repairs that may be needed, and relevant market conditions. Common Ground reviews the individual property before presenting the terms of a cash offer.
The timeline depends on the property and transaction details. When circumstances allow, Common Ground can close in as little as 7 days. Sellers who need additional time can discuss a closing date that better fits their situation.
When Common Ground is considering the property for a direct purchase, you are dealing with the potential end buyer rather than preparing the home for repeated traditional buyer showings.
Start by sharing basic information about your property, its condition, and your preferred timeline. Common Ground can review the details, determine whether the property is a fit for a direct purchase, and explain the next steps if it is.
Sell as-is, improve first, or take it to the open market.
We’ll help you understand the path that makes the most sense.

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Cincinnati, Ohio
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