Fairfax County is large and varied. Close-in communities like Annandale, Springfield and the Route 1 corridor have many split-levels, ramblers and brick colonials from the 1950s through the 1970s. Reston, Herndon and Centreville have plenty of townhomes, and McLean and Great Falls have larger lots. Commutes run on I-66, I-95, the Beltway and Metro’s Orange and Silver lines.
Older Fairfax homes often need roofs, HVAC, windows or kitchens before they compete on the market. We skip all that. Owners sell to us when they’re relocating, settling an estate or just want a simple sale. We make a fair cash offer, usually within 24 hours, and you choose the closing date.
“Excellent attention to detail and client care.”

Communities we buy in
- Annandale
- Springfield
- Reston
- Herndon
- Vienna
- Centreville
- Chantilly
- Burke
- McLean
- Lorton
- Oakton
- Franconia
- Mount Vernon
- Great Falls
A simpler way to sell in Fairfax County
Sell as-is, in any condition
No repairs, painting or deep cleaning. No staging, showings or open houses.
Zero fees, zero commissions
We charge nothing to buy your house, and we pay all of the closing costs.
You choose the closing date
Close in as little as 7 days, or schedule settlement weeks or months out.
Fairfax County foreclosures are mostly nonjudicial trustee sales. Virginia has no statutory right to reinstate, though your deed of trust or servicer may allow it, and there’s no redemption after the sale. Estates start with the Fairfax County Circuit Court clerk, who qualifies the executor or administrator. This is general information, not legal advice. Talk to an attorney or a free HUD-approved housing counselor.
How it works
Tell us about the house
Fill out the short form or call 877-418-3443. A home-buying specialist asks a few questions about the property and your timeline.
Takes about 5 minutesGet your as-is cash offer
We look at the location, condition, needed repairs and recent nearby sales, then give you a fair, no-obligation offer in writing.
Usually within 24 hoursClose on the day you choose
If you accept, we walk through the home and review the paperwork. A licensed title company handles closing and you get paid.
As little as 7 days
Selling in Fairfax County
Do you buy split-levels and older homes in Annandale and Springfield?
Yes. We buy older homes as-is, including ones with original kitchens, aging systems or deferred maintenance.
Can I sell my Fairfax County townhome if it has HOA dues owed?
Usually, yes. Unpaid balances and liens are typically paid from the proceeds at closing by the settlement company.
I received a trustee sale notice in Fairfax County. Do I still have time?
For an owner-occupied home, Virginia requires that notice to be mailed at least 60 days before the sale. Call a free HUD-approved housing counselor now. If selling makes sense, we can move quickly.
Situations we help with
Get a cash offer for your Fairfax County house
Wherever you are in DC, Maryland or Northern Virginia, tell us about the property and get a fair, all-cash offer. No fees, no repairs, no pressure. You decide if and when to sell.
- Offer usually within 24 hours
- We pay all closing costs
- Close in as little as 7 days
“They are very thorough and detailed during the transaction process.”

