19134 is Kensington and Port Richmond. On a lot of these blocks the houses don't match. One rowhome is lived in and the next one has been empty for a year. We buy them as they are: old heat, fire damage, an open L&I case, taxes behind, or nobody home. You don't have to turn it into a listing photo first.
Vacant rowhomes are a common call. Maybe a relative went into a nursing home. Maybe there was a fire. Maybe the tenant left the keys and the electric got shut off. Boarded windows, a flat roof that leaks, a basement that was never finished. None of that stops us from making a number. We look at what sold nearby, the taxes, and what the house actually is, then we put it in writing within 24 hours.
A regular sale around here often dies at the inspection or when the lender won't touch the condition. You sit with the carrying costs while that happens. Selling to us is one buyer and a closing at a title company you can get to. There's no agent commission. If the house is in good shape and you want to test the retail price, a listing might suit you better. If you want a date you can count on, start here.
A lot of Kensington and Port Richmond houses are still full of furniture from the family that owned them. Leave what you don't want. An open L&I violation doesn't have to be cleared before you ask. If a sheriff sale is already scheduled, call as soon as you can, and talk with a counselor or a lawyer about the notice. We can't promise the date will move.
Put the full street address in the form. There's no fee to ask, and you can turn the offer down after you see it.
Condition doesn't have to be pretty
- Kensington and Port Richmond, 19134
- Vacant rowhomes, fire damage, and L&I cases
- We buy the house. We don't list it.