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Muskegon is full of houses that have outlived their wiring, and we buy them for cash, old plaster and all, including the homes around Muskegon Heights and Orchard View that make a lender's appraiser nervous.

We're Home and Neighbor Home Buyers, a Kent County-based team buying houses for cash across West Michigan, including Muskegon. You'll have a cash offer within 24 hours, and you can close in as little as 14 days or on the date you pick.

Call any time, and we’ll get you set up with a time to talk.

Front porches on a block of early-1900s two-story homes with mature shade trees, typical of Muskegon's older neighborhoods

Buying in Muskegon County

What selling a house in Muskegon is really like

A big share of Muskegon's houses went up before 1950, and old houses come with old-house problems. Knob-and-tube behind the plaster. A roof past its last patch. A back addition nobody pulled a permit for. When a buyer needs a mortgage, the bank sends out an appraiser, and any one of those can sink the sale three weeks in, right after you've boxed up the kitchen. A cash offer from us doesn't hang on an appraiser's clipboard. The house you have is the house we'll buy.

Then there's the inherited house. Plenty of Muskegon homes were bought in the fifties and sixties by people who stayed put, and their kids have long since settled in Grand Rapids, Chicago or further off. If that's you, you're probably heating and insuring a place you see twice a year, and every visit ends with a longer list for next time. The upkeep is the small cost. The bigger one is carrying the place in the back of your mind between visits. Tell us about the house from wherever you live and we'll give you an offer within 24 hours, no drive required.

One more Muskegon County thing worth knowing. The county treasurer runs a tax foreclosure clock, and the date at the end of it, March 31, is firm, not a friendly reminder. Being behind on taxes doesn't stop a sale to us. What's owed comes out of your proceeds at the closing table, the same as any other payoff, so there's nothing to scrape together beforehand. The part that matters is timing. Call us while there's still room on the calendar, not the week after March 31 has passed.

Areas we buy in around Muskegon

  • Muskegon Heights
  • Norton Shores
  • Orchard View
  • Wolf Lake
  • Roosevelt Park

Selling to us, or listing it in Muskegon

Selling to Home and Neighbor Home Buyers compared with listing with an agent or selling it yourself
 Selling to usListing with an agentSelling it yourself
Agent commissionNoneTypically 5–6%Buyer's agent only, if any
Closing costsWe pay themYou pay 1–3%You pay 1–3%
Repairs before saleNone. We take it as it standsUsually, to pass inspectionUsually required
ShowingsMinimal, if anyOngoing, on the buyer's scheduleYou host them yourself
Time to closeAs little as 14 daysCommonly 30–60 days after an offerOften longer
Risk of financing falling throughNone. Our offer isn't contingent on financingReal. Appraisals and loans do fall throughReal
Sale priceBelow what a finished house lists forHighest, if the house shows well and you can waitVaries widely

Straight answers

Selling a house in Muskegon: what neighbors ask us

Do you buy houses in Muskegon Heights?

We do. Muskegon Heights, Norton Shores, Roosevelt Park, Orchard View and Wolf Lake are all part of the area we buy in, and none of them is a stretch for us.

My Muskegon house needs a new roof. Will you still buy it?

Yes, and please don't replace it first. The roof is our problem after closing, and we've already counted it when we put the offer together. A brand-new roof on a house you're about to sell for cash rarely earns back what it cost, so keep that money in your pocket.

I'm behind on my Muskegon County property taxes. Can I still sell?

You can. Whatever you owe the county comes off the top at closing, out of the money the house brings, the same way a mortgage gets paid off. There's nothing to catch up on ahead of time. What you do need to watch is the March 31 tax foreclosure deadline. If it's getting close, call now, not next month. The calendar matters more than the balance.

More questions about how a cash offer works

Let's put a number on your Muskegon house.

No obligation and no fee. If listing it would net you more, that's what you'll hear from us instead.

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