Cash Home Buyers in Enterprise
No agent fees or commissions. No repairs. You pick the closing date.
We are not agents, and we take no referral fee when we tell you to list.
How it works
Three steps, and no obligation at any of them.
- 1
Tell us about the property
The address and a rough sense of the condition is enough to start. About two minutes, and it commits you to nothing.
- 2
We come out and tell you where you stand
We look at comparable sales and walk the property. If buying it is the right move, you get a written cash offer with no obligation. If it is not, we tell you that instead, and who we would call.
- 3
You decide what to do
Accept and we close on your schedule. Take our recommendation somewhere else and that is a good outcome too. Either way, we do not chase people.
Sell your house fast in Enterprise: how we buy here
We buy houses in Enterprise for cash, as-is, with no agent commission, and you pick the closing date. Enterprise is the southwest part of the valley, and it isn't a city. It's an unincorporated town that Clark County administers. The housing comes in two kinds. There are big master-planned communities, and there are ranch-estate lots the county still zones to keep them rural. We buy both.
Where we buy in Enterprise
Mountain's Edge and Southern Highlands are the big master plans. Mountain's Edge is run by its own master association. The county Treasurer still lists a special improvement district for the Southern Highlands area. Unpaid dues, a violation notice or an association lien don't stop a sale to us. They are paid off through the title company at closing, out of the sale proceeds. Then there are the ranch-estate lots, zoned to stay rural, with room to keep animals and no gated subdivisions. We buy those as they stand too. One mix-up to avoid: Rhodes Ranch is in Spring Valley, not Enterprise.
ZIP codes we buy in around Enterprise: 89113, 89118, 89123, 89139, 89141, 89148, 89178, 89179, 89183.
What it costs you, and how fast it can close
Nothing comes out of your price to pay us. There is no agent commission and no service fee, and we cover the standard closing costs. If you owe on the house, the title company pays off the mortgage, back taxes, liens and any association balance from the sale proceeds at closing, as in any sale. Every purchase closes through a licensed Nevada title company, and we will show you proof of funds before you sign if you ask.
We can close in as little as 7 days, and we have done it in 48 hours when the title was clean. If you need longer, you pick the date. We have bought more than 1,000 houses across the Las Vegas Valley.
What an Enterprise parcel can carry besides the house
Two things can come with a parcel here that a seller may not have thought about. One is a special improvement district assessment. The county Treasurer's collection schedule still lists a district for the Southern Highlands area. The Treasurer says a special assessment is a lien on the property until it's paid off, and it's billed apart from property taxes. The other is zoning. A ranch-estate lot under the county's rural preservation standards is held to rules a newer tract isn't. Both are on the county's records. Look them up before an offer, not after.
Local, and we come to the house
If you're in Mountain's Edge, Exploration Peak Park sits just south of the entrance, with trails up the peak. In Southern Highlands, the county parks along Southern Highlands Parkway carry the community's name. Both have Las Vegas mailing addresses, and the parcel record, not the envelope, shows that the county is the government in charge. Give us the cross streets and we will come out to the house.
Our office is in Henderson, so we look at the property in person rather than pricing it off a screen.
We also buy nearby: Las Vegas, Henderson, Paradise, Summerlin, Spring Valley.
When we do buy, here is what that means
As-is, any condition
No repairs, no cleaning, no staging. Leave behind what you do not want.
No agent fees or commissions
You are selling directly to us, so there is no listing side to pay for.
We cover standard closing costs
The usual closing costs come out of our side of the table, not yours.
Close on your timeline
Days or months — you pick the date that actually works for you.
A local buyer, based in Henderson
We work across the Las Vegas Valley and Boulder City, and we come to the house. Not a national iBuyer, not an out-of-state fund.
No pressure, either way
The offer is free and carries no obligation. Decline it and we do not chase you.
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Situations we handle in Enterprise
These are the situations people call us about. None of them are pleasant, and all of them are workable — whether that ends with us buying the house or pointing you somewhere better.
- Foreclosure
A sale date is coming and you need certainty before it arrives.
- Inherited property
A house you did not plan to own, often with siblings and a probate timeline.
- Divorce
A clean split that does not hinge on a buyer getting a mortgage.
- Behind on payments
You are past due and want to sell before it becomes a foreclosure.
- The house needs work
Deferred maintenance you would rather not fund or manage.
- Fire damage
A property an insured buyer cannot finance in its current state.
- Water damage
Leaks, mold, or a slab issue that scares off traditional buyers.
- Code violations
Open citations from Clark County or the city you would rather not clear.
- Problem tenants
An occupied rental you want out of, tenants and all.
- Tax liens
Back taxes, HOA, medical or contractor liens that need to be settled at closing.
- Relocating
A job or family move on a date you do not control.
- Out-of-state owner
A Las Vegas house you cannot easily get to in person.
- Cash sale vs. listing
An honest side-by-side of what each route actually costs you.
Ready to see what we'd pay?
A sale near Enterprise
Short on money and moving across the country
Enterprise
A homeowner came to us through our website. Money was running short and she was planning to move out of state. She needed to sell within about two weeks, then stay in the house for a month while she moved. The house needed ordinary cosmetic work.
We spoke with her by phone, and our field rep was at the house the next afternoon. The agreement was signed within a couple of days, and we closed about two weeks later.
From our deal records, reviewed by Alex Wentland, CEO — September 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions we get about selling in Enterprise
How do I find out whether my house carries a special assessment?
Start with the county Treasurer. Its page on special improvement districts says the charge falls only on parcels that benefit from the improvements. It's billed separately from property tax, usually twice a year, and stays a lien on the property until it's paid off. The page points to a parcel search for the details. If you've fallen behind, bring it up when we first talk. The Treasurer says the county starts foreclosure proceedings within 60 days of a delinquency. That makes it the one item on this page that sets its own deadline.
The house is on a ranch-estate lot and we keep animals. Do you buy those?
Yes, as they stand. It helps to know what the zoning says. Under the county's rural neighborhood preservation standards, the main use is single-family homes on lots big enough to keep animals, not commercially. Density is capped at two homes an acre, with a narrow exception for small subdivisions. Gated subdivisions aren't allowed, and front-yard walls over three feet are prohibited. Those rules follow the land to whoever owns it next. If the house isn't on public water and sewer, tell us at the start. The town board's minutes show owners of ranch-estate parcels asking to waive exactly those connections.
We are behind on association dues in Mountain's Edge. Can we still sell?
Yes, and the arrears will come out either way. Under NRS 116.4109, the seller provides a resale package with a statement from the association of any unpaid amount. That covers assessments, fines, interest, collection costs and foreclosure fees. It's better to ask the association for that figure now than to meet it in the package. Tell us what you know when we first talk, and we'll build it into the plan.
The house is less than twenty years old and in good shape. Should I sell it as-is?
Maybe not, and we'll say so. A newer house in good order is the case where a traditional listing usually nets more than a cash sale. We can help when timing, a move, or a situation you'd rather not open up to showings matters more than the last of the price. If listing is the better route for you, we'll tell you who we'd call. We take no referral fee for that.
About this guide
Written by the team at Alex Buys Vegas Houses, a Henderson-based property solutions company that buys houses across the Las Vegas Valley and Boulder City.
Last reviewed 2026-09-29. This is general information about Nevada's process, not legal advice — for advice about your specific situation, talk to a Nevada attorney or a HUD-approved housing counselor.
Tell us about the property
Send the address and we will come and look at it. You get a recommendation at the end of that visit, and it is not always that we buy it — if listing it would serve you better, we will say so and tell you who we would call. We are not agents and we take no referral fee for that, so we have no reason to point you anywhere but the right place.