Sell Any Long Island House As-Is For Cash. The Condition, The Situation, And The Timeline Are Yours To Choose.
Direct cash offers for Nassau County homeowners across every condition and every seller situation. No repairs, no commissions, no inspection demands, no cleanout, no listing process. Pick your closing date and we handle the rest.
Long Island sellers sell as-is for hundreds of reasons. Job relocation. Inherited house. Tired of the maintenance. Need cash for a different opportunity. Going through a transition. House has aged and the upgrades feel overwhelming. Tenant situation that has run its course. Property needs more work than the family wants to fund. The seller is the longtime owner ready for a change, the inheritor of a Nassau house, the homeowner whose situation has shifted, or the family ready to move on without the renovation project. Prime Realty Buyers buys Long Island houses as-is for cash across Nassau County. Every condition, every situation, every reason.
WE BUY:
- Sold completely as-is. Every condition of house bought as it sits. No repairs, no cleanout, no prep work.
- Zero repairs required. Whatever the condition, we close on it. The work happens on our side after closing.
- Zero commissions. No listing-side fee. No buyer-side credit. No realtor at all.
- All-cash offers. No mortgage contingency. No financing risk to your timeline.
- Close in 14 to 30 days. Pick the date that works for you. Same-week closings available when timing matters.
- 24-hour written offer based on address review and a brief description of the house and situation.
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Trusted by Long Island homeowners selling as-is in Hempstead, Levittown, Hicksville, Freeport, Massapequa, Westbury, Baldwin, East Meadow, Mineola, Uniondale, Elmont, and Valley Stream.
Why Long Island Homeowners Sell As-Is To Us
As-is is the simplest way to sell a Long Island house. No inspection demands, no repair requests, no buyer credits, no listing prep. The condition the house is in today is the condition we buy. The work after closing is on us. The check at closing is on your side of the table.
As-is at closing means a few specific things.
The buyer (us) accepts the property in its current physical condition, with no obligation on you to make repairs or improvements. The buyer accepts the property with whatever fixtures, equipment, and systems are present, in whatever working order. The buyer waives the right to demand price reductions, credits, or seller-funded repairs based on inspection findings. The buyer takes responsibility for any post-closing work, remediation, or improvements. The contract language is explicit and your closing attorney reviews every word.
We buy every condition of Long Island house across every Nassau seller situation.
Houses needing cosmetic updates, houses needing mechanical updates, houses with damage from fire or water or storm, houses with original 1950s mechanicals, houses with tenant or squatter situations, houses with open permits or violations, houses with cesspool or oil tank issues, houses with hoarder-level contents, houses inherited and untouched, houses where the family is just done. The condition does not stop the deal. The situation does not stop the deal.
The math against a retail listing usually favors as-is once you total the line items.
Retail listings require pre-listing repairs ($5,000 to $30,000), cosmetic prep including painting and staging ($3,000 to $10,000), realtor commission (5 to 6 percent of sale price, often $25,000 to $60,000 on a typical Nassau house), buyer credits from inspection and appraisal ($5,000 to $30,000 standard), and holding costs across 60 to 120 days on market ($3,000 to $8,000 in mortgage, insurance, taxes, utilities). Total retail cost runs $40,000 to $130,000 against the gross sale price. As-is cash strips out every line.
If your situation is more specific, we have a dedicated page for it.
Inherited Nassau house, probate, multi-family rental, occupied house with tenants or squatters, vacant house, pre-foreclosure timing, building department violations, flood-zone or Sandy damage, open permits or unpermitted work, original mechanicals, fire damage, hoarder house or estate cleanout, out-of-state heirs, off-market private sale. Each has its own service page with situation-specific operational detail. This page is the broader as-is path for sellers who fit none of those, or fit several at once, or just want the foundational option.
Other reasons Long Island homeowners sell as-is to us:
- Same as-is process whether the house is in great cosmetic shape or major structural concern
- Same as-is process whether you owe money on the house or own it free and clear
- Same as-is process whether the house is vacant, owner-occupied, tenant-occupied, or somewhere in between
- Same as-is process whether you are local, out of state, or international
One process, every Long Island situation. We make it work for you.
We Buy Long Island Houses As-Is
Every situation, every condition, every reason. We close across the Long Island spectrum.
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Houses in excellent cosmetic condition where the seller just wants the speed and certainty of cash
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Houses with original 1950s or 1960s mechanicals that retail buyers can’t get financing on
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Houses with cosmetic dating but sound bones
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Houses with deferred maintenance accumulated over decades
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Houses with damage from fire, water, storm, or other insurable events
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Houses with mold, asbestos, lead paint, or other remediation needs
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Houses with tenant or squatter occupancy at every level of cooperation
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Houses on cesspools, with buried oil tanks, or with other system issues retail buyers refuse
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Houses with open permits, missing certificates of occupancy, or unpermitted improvements
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Houses with active or settled code violations and building department citations
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Houses inherited and held for years without updating
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Houses in probate or recently out of probate
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Houses where the seller lives out of state, in another country, or has otherwise no easy travel
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Houses where the seller’s situation has shifted and a quick exit is the right answer
We buy where you are, in whatever condition the house is in, on whatever timeline you need.
Why Choose Prime Realty Buyers
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Local Long Island buyer with substantial experience across every type of Nassau County seller situation
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Direct cash purchase with our own funds. No financing contingency.
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Every condition, every situation handled: cosmetic, structural, mechanical, environmental, occupancy, regulatory, family
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Closing timeline from same-week through six months out, set by you and your schedule
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Coordination with your closing attorney, probate attorney, accountant, or other professional advisors as needed
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Written offer within 24 hours of address review and brief description of the situation
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Dedicated service-page resources for every specific situation, with operational detail at the level you need
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Foundational as-is process that scales from the simplest direct sale to the most complex multi-issue scenario
Specific Long Island As-Is Situations We Buy In
Owner-occupied house where the seller wants a clean exit without the listing process
Owner-occupied house with deferred maintenance that the family does not want to fund
House in a rural-feeling Nassau neighborhood where retail demand is slower
House where the seller has already moved and the property is vacant
House where retirement, divorce, or family transition is driving the sale
House where the seller wants to time the closing for a specific tax or trust window
House where a prior retail listing did not result in a satisfactory offer
House where a prior cash buyer fell through and the seller wants a buyer who actually closes
House where the seller’s life circumstances make a fast quiet closing the right answer
House where the seller wants to start the conversation broadly before deciding on the right path
Nassau Areas We Buy In
We buy Long Island houses as-is across Nassau County, including Hempstead, Levittown, Hicksville, Freeport, Massapequa, Westbury, Baldwin, East Meadow, Mineola, Uniondale, Elmont, and Valley Stream. We also buy in every other Nassau village and incorporated town across the county.
Real Seller Stories
“I bought the Hempstead house in 1982 and worked the railroad for thirty-six years out of Mineola yard. After my wife passed in 2022 and my doctor recommended downsizing to one floor, I started thinking about selling. I did not want a six-month listing process with strangers walking through. Prime Realty Buyers came through one afternoon, gave me a number that worked, and closed twenty-two days later. I had time to pack the things I wanted and the buyer took everything else. I moved into a one-bedroom in Massapequa with no stairs.”
Russell, Hempstead
“My grandfather bought the Levittown Cape in 1951 when the development was new. My mother inherited it in 1986 and lived there until 2023. After she passed it came to me and my two cousins. None of us live on Long Island anymore and none of us wanted to manage a renovation we could not supervise. The Cape needed a kitchen, two bathrooms, and a roof minimum. Prime Realty Buyers gave us an offer that worked for the three of us, closed in three weeks, and let us walk away. The Cape stayed in our family for seventy-two years and now it’s done.”
Antoinette, Levittown
“I lived in the Freeport house for nine years. Took a job opportunity in Charlotte in early 2024 and moved before the school year started. I tried to manage the Freeport property as a rental for six months. Two tenants in and I was done. I called Prime Realty Buyers from North Carolina. They handled everything remotely. The first tenant was still in there when they bought. I never had to fly back. The wire hit my account fourteen business days after we agreed on a number. Easiest part of the move.”
Devonte, Freeport
“My husband and I bought the East Meadow house in 1971 and raised four children there. He passed in 2020. The house was too big for me alone but I could not face the listing process. The realtors who came through wanted me to clear out forty years of family before they would even put it on the market. Prime Realty Buyers walked through with my daughter, made an offer that I thought was fair, and closed when I was ready, which turned out to be ninety days after the offer. The grandchildren came to take what they wanted. The rest went with the buyers.”
Carmela, East Meadow
“My ex-husband and I were finalizing our divorce and the Hicksville house was the last asset to handle. We could not agree on a listing price, a listing agent, or whether to update anything before listing. We could agree that we wanted it done. Our attorneys recommended Prime Realty Buyers. They made one offer to the marital estate. Both of us reviewed it with our respective attorneys. We accepted. Closed in twenty-eight days. Proceeds wired per the divorce decree directly to each of our separate accounts. Nobody walked through the house except them. We moved on with our lives.”
Bridget, Hicksville
Ready For The Conversation?
Get a written cash offer within 24 hours. Any condition, any situation, any reason. We work to your timeline and your closing date.
Our 3-Step Process
Contact us.
Call 516-218-0365 or submit the form. Tell us the address, your situation, and roughly when you want to close. Five minutes.
Walkthrough and offer.
Brief interior walkthrough if you have access, exterior assessment if not. Written cash offer within 24 hours.
Pick your closing date.
Fourteen to thirty days standard. Same-week if circumstances call for it. Up to six months out if your timing needs more flexibility.
Prime Realty Buyers Vs Traditional Listing
| Factor | Prime Realty Buyers | Traditional Listing |
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| As-is acceptance | Every condition of house bought as it sits, no repairs or improvements required | Buyer’s inspector flags every issue, demands repairs, credits, or both |
| Repair cost absorption | All post-closing repair, remediation, and improvement work on us | Pre-listing repair cost $5K to $30K plus inspection-driven credits |
| Commission elimination | Zero realtor commission on either side | 5 to 6 percent of sale price, $25K to $60K on typical Nassau house |
| Closing timeline control | Same-week to six months on your schedule | Six to twelve weeks minimum to closing, often longer |
| Cash funding certainty | All-cash from our balance sheet, no financing contingency | Most retail offers carry mortgage contingency |
| Cleanout and prep absorption | Cleanout, staging, and prep all handled post-closing on our side | Pre-listing cleanout and prep cost $3K to $20K |
| Repairs required | Zero | $5K to $30K typical pre-listing |
| Commissions | Zero | 5 to 6 percent of sale price |
| Inspections | None | Buyer’s inspector with full property access |
| Appraisal contingency | None | Standard contingency in most retail contracts |
| Financing contingency | None | Standard contingency in most retail contracts |
| Buyer credits | Zero | $5K to $30K standard from inspection and appraisal |
| Showings | One brief walkthrough | Multiple showings across 6 to 16 weeks |
| Holding cost during listing | $0 | $3K to $8K in mortgage, taxes, insurance, utilities |
| Total seller cost beyond price | $0 | $40K to $130K against gross sale price |
FAQs
What does “as-is” actually mean when you buy?
As-is means we accept the property in its current condition. We do not request repairs, improvements, credits, or any pre-closing work from you. The contract language explicitly states the property transfers in its current physical condition with all fixtures, equipment, and systems present. Your closing attorney reviews every word before you sign.
What kinds of houses do you buy?
Every condition and every situation across Long Island. Cosmetic only, deeply deferred maintenance, fire damage, water damage, storm damage, mold, asbestos, original 1950s mechanicals, hoarder accumulation, tenant occupancy, squatter situations, open permits, building violations, probate inventory, inherited property, vacant houses, pre-foreclosure timing, marital transitions, and ordinary owner-occupied houses where the seller just wants a clean direct sale.
How fast can you close?
Standard closing is 14 to 30 days. Same-week closings happen when circumstances call for that (we have closed inside seven days when a seller had a hard deadline). Up to six months out when the seller wants more time. We work to your timeline.
How do you decide the offer price?
Recent comparable Nassau County sales, the specific property’s condition, the situation costs we will absorb (repairs, cleanout, contractor coordination, regulatory cleanup), and current market conditions. We are direct buyers using our own capital, so our offer reflects what we can pay after factoring in everything we take on. We show the math if your attorney or advisor wants to review the comparable analysis.
Do you charge any fees or commissions?
No. We pay customary closing costs including title insurance, recording fees, and transfer taxes. No realtor commission. No buyer credits. No inspection demands. The contract price minus any liens or mortgage payoffs is what hits your account at closing.
¿Compran casas en Long Island en cualquier condición y por cualquier razón?
We have multiple issues compounding (inherited + tenants + needs work). Where do I start?
Start with this page or call us directly. Multiple compounding issues are extremely common in our deals. We can talk through your specific stack on the phone in five minutes and direct you to the right path. Sometimes our most specific service pages (Inherited, Tenants, Original Mechanicals, others) apply; sometimes the foundational as-is path is cleanest. Either way, one written offer covers all of it.
Will I make less selling to you than through a traditional listing?
Sometimes yes on gross price, often less than people expect on net price. Once you total realtor commission, pre-listing repairs, inspection credits, appraisal adjustments, holding costs, and the time on market, the retail net often lands within a few percent of an as-is cash offer. We are direct about this and show comparable analysis if you want to review.
How does the walkthrough work if the house is in poor condition?
However works for you. We can do a brief interior walkthrough if you have safe access. We can do exterior-only assessment if the inside is hard to enter. We can work from photos and your description if a walkthrough is not practical. We adapt to the property’s condition and the seller’s preference.
What if I do not own the house outright?
Standard. We close on houses with mortgage balances, home equity lines, second mortgages, IRS liens, judgment liens, divorce-decree obligations, and other secured interests. All liens clear from the proceeds at closing through the closing attorney. You receive whatever remains after the liens are satisfied.
Can multiple owners or heirs sell together to you?
Yes. Co-owner, spousal, multi-heir, and entity-held sales are routine for us. Every party with an ownership interest signs the contract and the closing documents. Our closing attorney coordinates the signatures and the proceeds distribution.
What happens if I change my mind during the process?
You retain the right to walk away during the standard contract attorney-review period (typically three days in New York). After that, the standard contract terms apply. We do not pressure sellers to proceed if circumstances change before contract execution. Once the contract is executed, both parties are bound by standard New York real estate contract terms.
Get Your Cash Offer Today
You don’t need a specific situation to sell as-is. You don’t need a damage report, a probate filing, an eviction notice, or an insurance claim. You just need a Long Island house and a reason to sell. One call, one cash offer, one closing on your schedule, and the house is done.