We Buy Houses in Paradise

Sell your house fast in Paradise: how we buy here

We buy houses and condos in Paradise for cash, as-is, with no agent commission, and you pick the closing date. Paradise isn't a city. It's an unincorporated town, and the Clark County Commission acts as its town board. So the county, not a city hall, handles permits, inspections and zoning for your property, whatever city your mail says. We come out, look at it as it stands, and give you a straight answer.

Where we buy in Paradise

Paradise takes in the Strip and the neighborhoods along Maryland Parkway, and we buy throughout it. If the house needs work, or was changed over the years without permits, we buy it as it stands. Paradise Palms, west of Eastern Avenue and south of Desert Inn Road, works a little differently. The county calls it its first master-planned community, and nearly a thousand of its homes now sit in a county historic overlay. That affects changes to the outside of the house, not the sale itself, and it doesn't stop us buying.

ZIP codes we buy in around Paradise: 89109, 89118, 89119, 89120, 89121, 89123, 89169.

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.

A county town, with county rules for the house

Paradise is unincorporated, so the permit history for a house here sits with the Clark County building department. So does any fix for work done without a permit. The county's building code says unpermitted work gets a special investigation before a permit can be issued. After that, it has to meet the technical codes for new construction unless the building official approves otherwise. That matters if you're deciding whether to fix things before listing. You don't need to sort it out to sell to us. We buy the house as it stands, and if listing would serve you better once the work is counted, we'll say so.

Local, and we come to the house

The Strip is the easy reference point, and all of it sits in unincorporated county territory. For a particular street, the county parks work better: Sunset Park on East Sunset Road and Paradise Park on McLeod. Tell us which one you're closest to when you call, and we will come 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, Enterprise, Spring Valley.

Situations we handle in Paradise

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.