Sell your house fast in Fishtown and Port Richmond, Philadelphia
If you own a house in Fishtown or Port Richmond and want to sell it as-is, we can help.
Home Cash Guys is a local cash buyer from Feasterville-Trevose in Bucks County, and we have been buying houses around Philadelphia since 2006.
No obligationNo pressureHonest offers
No repairs or cleanup, we buy as-is
No commissions or fees from us
We pay your closing costs
We work with you on the closing date
We buy houses in Fishtown and Port Richmond, Philadelphia
Why Fishtown and Port Richmond owners sell to us
We buy houses in Fishtown and Port Richmond from owners and landlords in all kinds of situations. These are the most common.
You're tired of being a landlord.
The late rent, the repair calls, the rental license and inspections. It wears on you. If you're ready to be done, we can work with you even if there's a tenant in the house. Tell us about the property.
You inherited your parents' house and don't know where to start.
The Philadelphia Register of Wills is in City Hall, Room 180. We can work with estates, so tell us where yours stands.
The repair list keeps growing, and so does the stress.
Many row homes and trinities here are older homes, and older homes can need roofs, plumbing and wiring. We buy houses as-is, and we can talk through yours.
Fishtown and Port Richmond sit side by side in the River Wards along the Delaware River, from Girard Avenue up past Aramingo Avenue, Richmond Street and Allegheny Avenue. We buy in all of it.
What we find in Fishtown and Port Richmond houses
Most houses here are row homes, plus some trinities with their tight winding stairs. Old houses come with old house problems: original wiring, tired plumbing, aging roofs, damp basements. We buy as-is, so these are things we can work with.
Port Richmond grew with Polish families in the late 1800s and early 1900s, around churches like St. Adalbert on Allegheny Avenue. Many of its row homes still have marble front steps, and houses that old can need a lot inside.
Many owners here are landlords. In Philadelphia, you need a rental license from L&I, the Department of Licenses and Inspections, to rent out a unit. If yours has open violations or a lapsed license, tell us up front. Every lease is different, so we need to hear your situation first.
Every house here is different. Tell us what yours needs and what you'd like to happen, and we can talk about how we can help. A quick call is the easiest way to start.
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, we work with you on the date, in many cases in as little as 14 days once title is clear.
What selling looks like in Fishtown and Port Richmond
Listing with an agent means repairs, staging and waiting on a buyer's loan to go through. That can work well for a house in good shape. If yours needs work or you need to be done soon, selling to us means no repairs and no buyer's loan.
Philadelphia rental licenses are not transferable to a new owner. What that means for your rental is worth checking with L&I or your attorney. We can work with you on that step once we understand the house.
Selling a house you inherited? The Philadelphia Register of Wills, in City Hall, Room 180, probates wills and opens estates. Whether the estate is ready to sell is worth checking with your attorney. We can work with estates and talk through your situation.
With us, you call or text, send a few photos, and tell us what's going on. From there, we can talk about a cash offer and what timing could work for you.
Questions Fishtown and Port Richmond sellers ask
How do I sell my house fast in Fishtown or Port Richmond?
Call or text us at (215) 642-8879. We ask about the house, you send a few photos, and we learn about your situation. We buy as-is. Every seller's plans are different, so once we understand yours, we can talk about a cash offer and timing that could work for you.
Do you buy houses in Fishtown and Port Richmond that need a lot of work?
Yes. We buy row homes and trinities as-is, including old wiring, roof leaks, damp basements and houses that have sat empty for years. Tell us what's going on with yours, and we'll talk through how we can help.
Can I sell my Fishtown or Port Richmond rental with tenants still living there?
Yes, we can work with you if there's a tenant in the house. Every lease and situation is different, so tell us about the tenants, the rental license and any open L&I violations, and we can talk through what makes sense for you.
Does my Philadelphia rental license transfer when I sell?
The City of Philadelphia says rental licenses are not transferable. What you need to do with yours is worth checking with L&I or your attorney. We can work with you on that step once we know more about the house and your plans.
Can I sell an inherited house in Fishtown or Port Richmond before probate is done?
It depends on where the estate is. The Philadelphia Register of Wills, in City Hall, Room 180, probates wills and issues letters of administration. Whether you can sign yet is worth checking with your attorney. We can work with estates, so tell us where things stand and we'll go from there.
How fast can you close on a house in Fishtown or Port Richmond?
It depends on your situation. Some sellers want to be done soon, and others need a few months to move or settle an estate. We can work with you on timing. The title company needs time to clear the title, and we'd talk through anything that could affect it.
