Sell your house fast in Feasterville-Trevose, PA
If you own a house in Feasterville-Trevose and want to sell it as-is, with no showings, we can help.
Home Cash Guys has bought houses in Bucks County since 2006, and our office is right here on Street Road.
No obligationNo pressureHonest offers
No repairs or cleanup, we buy as-is
No commissions or fees from us
We pay your closing costs
You pick the closing date
We buy houses in Feasterville-Trevose, PA
Why Feasterville-Trevose owners sell to us
This is our home town, and the people who call us here are usually carrying one of a few things.
The house holds a lifetime of memories, and it's hard to know what's next.
Maybe it was your parents' place, or the one where you raised your own kids. Sorting through it takes time and patience. We can work with estates and with long-time owners, and it starts with hearing where things stand.
You're worn out keeping up with an older house.
A tired furnace, an old roof, a basement that takes on water after a storm. Each fix seems to lead to the next one. We buy houses as-is, so bring us the whole chain of fixes and we'll talk it over.
Life changed and you need a simpler next step.
A new job, a divorce, a move closer to family or bills that piled up. No judgment here. We can help if you need to move, but we need to hear your situation first.
Feasterville grew up around the crossroads of Street Road and Bustleton Pike, near the old Buck Hotel, and Trevose runs over the line into Bensalem. From Pine Tree Farms to the side streets off Bustleton Pike, we buy all over 19053.
What we find in Feasterville-Trevose houses
Much of Feasterville filled in as families moved out from Northeast Philadelphia, and neighborhoods like Pine Tree Farms date to the early 1950s. You'll find Capes, ranchers and bungalows here, plus some homes that are far older and were first built as vacation homes.
A house that has stood that long can come with original wiring, aging heat, older roofs, damp basements and add-ons from different decades. Lower Southampton's resale form also says that some changes made without a township permit, like a shed, fence, patio or garage near a property line, need to be brought into compliance.
We buy as-is, so old wiring, a permit question or a wet basement is something we can work with. Every house is different, though. Tell us what's going on with yours, and we'll talk it through together.
Here's what happens when you reach out.
Tell us about the house
Share the address, call, or text. A few quick questions, you're not signing up for anything.
Talk to someone on our team
We look at the house and comparable sales, then walk you through a clear cash offer, usually within 24 hours.
Close when you're ready
If you like it, you choose the date, in many cases in as little as 14 days once title is clear.
What selling looks like in Feasterville-Trevose
Listing with an agent usually means fixing things up, keeping the house ready for showings and waiting on a buyer's loan. Selling to us means no showings. It starts with a phone call about the house and your plans. When we have a feel for your situation, we can talk about a cash offer and when you'd like to move.
Lower Southampton Township asks for a Residential Use and Occupancy permit application when a single-family house is resold, filed at least 30 days before settlement. The form also calls for a sewer lateral inspection, with a report and video. Rules change, so it's worth checking with the township early. If your house sits on the Trevose side in Bensalem, its steps may differ, so that's worth checking with the township there.
If you inherited a house here, the estate usually goes through the Bucks County Register of Wills, which has its main office in Doylestown and a satellite office in Levittown. An estate attorney can explain what has to happen before the house can be sold. We can work with estates, so tell us where things stand.
Questions Feasterville-Trevose sellers ask
Are there cash home buyers in Feasterville-Trevose, PA?
Yes, Home Cash Guys. We're cash home buyers in Feasterville-Trevose, and our office is right here on Street Road. We've been buying houses around Bucks County since 2006, on both the Lower Southampton and Bensalem sides of town. Call or text (215) 642-8879 and tell us which side of town the house is on.
Can I sell an older Feasterville house that needs a lot of work?
Yes. We buy houses as-is, whether it's an early 1950s rancher, an old bungalow or a Cape with a wet basement and an aging roof. We can work with you on a house that needs a lot. Tell us what you know about it, and we'll talk through your situation from there.
Do I still need a township inspection if I sell to a cash buyer?
Usually the township's resale steps still apply, cash buyer or not. In Lower Southampton that includes a use and occupancy application and a sewer lateral inspection before settlement. It's worth checking with the township early. Once we know your situation, we can help you think through those steps.
I inherited a house in Feasterville-Trevose. Where do I start?
Usually the estate has to give you the right to sell first. In Bucks County that runs through the Register of Wills. A lawyer you trust can explain how that works. We can work with estates, including long-time family homes, so fill us in on where yours stands.
How soon can I sell a house in Feasterville-Trevose?
It depends on your situation. Some sellers want to be done soon. Others need time to find a new place or settle an estate. Either way, we can work with you on timing once we hear what's happening. Call or text (215) 642-8879 and tell us what you have in mind.
Will I need to hold showings or open houses in Feasterville-Trevose?
No. With us, there are no showings and no open house weekends. We buy remotely. It starts with a conversation where you tell us about the house: its style, any add-ons, what needs work and what you'd like to happen. Then we can talk through a cash offer that suits your plans.
