High River, Alberta
We buy houses in High River — as-is, for cash.
Direct buyer, no commission, no showings. A written, no-obligation cash offer within 24 hours of seeing the house.
- A firm offer, no conditions. Deposit at your lawyer’s office the next business day.
- Any condition, empty or tenanted. Leave what you don’t want.
- We pay your lawyer’s fee at closing.
What selling to us means
You do none of it.
- No commission
- No repairs
- No cleaning
- Any condition
- You pick the closing date
- Empty or tenanted
- One visit, one number, in writing
Whatever the house is
None of it stops us.
- Old or outdated
- Inherited
- Behind on payments
- Fire or water damaged
- Major repairs needed
- Foundation or mould
- Difficult tenants
Why High River houses come to us
In High River the 2013 flood is still the line through everything. A house with flood history is hard to finance, harder to insure, and hardest to list — which puts it close to the middle of what we buy. We price the remediation and the stigma, in writing, and you decide.
We also buy in Calgary and across southern and central Alberta. If yours is somewhere between two towns, call anyway.
How it works
Four steps. Nothing is signed until the last one.
- 01
You send us the address
- 02
We visit the property in person, hear your goals and address your concerns
- 03
You get a written offer
- 04
You pick the closing date
People we’ve bought from
Four Calgary houses, bought straight from the owners.
No sign on the lawn. No commission.
Four happy homeowners.
High River questions
Asked by High River sellers
Do you actually buy houses in High River, or only in Calgary?
We buy in High River — it's 45 minutes from our Calgary office, inside the range we drive. We come to the house once, in person, the same as we do in Calgary.
How fast can you close on a High River house?
The same as anywhere we buy: as little as five to seven days on a clean title, two to three weeks more usually. You pick the date, and the offer is firm — no conditions, and the deposit is at your lawyer's office the next business day.
The house went under in 2013. Does flood history rule it out?
No — it's closer to the middle of what we buy. Flood history changes the number, not the answer, and we'll show you how in the written offer. Flood, foundation and mould, written out.
Send us the High River address. That’s the whole first step.
A free, no-obligation cash offer in writing. Nothing to sign, nothing to pay.