Mickey Griffin has been buying Las Vegas homes since 2006. Foundation issues welcome.
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Sell house with foundation problems Las Vegas · Cash buyer since 2006

Foundation Problems Killing Your Sale. We Buy It Anyway.

Cracks. Settling. Shifting. Foundation issues stop traditional sales dead - lenders will not finance them and most buyers walk the moment they see an inspection report. Progressive REI buys Las Vegas homes with foundation problems for cash, as-is, no repairs required.

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No repairs required No lender financing issues Any foundation problem Typically closes in 7 to 21 days Cash offer typically within 24 hours
Why foundation issues kill traditional sales

Lenders will not finance a home with known foundation problems.

When a buyer's lender orders a home inspection and foundation issues are discovered, the loan is typically denied until the foundation is repaired and re-inspected. This means any traditional buyer with financing walks out of escrow the moment the inspection report comes back.

Foundation repair in Las Vegas can cost anywhere from $5,000 for minor crack injection to $50,000 or more for significant structural work involving piers, underpinning, or full foundation replacement. Most sellers do not want to spend that kind of money on a home they are trying to leave.

Mickey buys without a lender. There is no home inspection contingency tied to lender financing. He evaluates the foundation issue himself, estimates the repair cost, and makes an offer that reflects the actual condition. You sell the house as-is and Mickey manages the foundation repair after closing.

Nevada requires disclosure of known material defects including foundation issues. Mickey buys with full knowledge and disclosure of the foundation condition.

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Foundation issue: cash vs. traditional sale
Traditional listing
Must disclose. Lender denies financing. Buyers walk. Repair required before most will proceed. $5K to $50K+ out of pocket, then price negotiation on top.
Cash sale
No lender. Foundation factored into offer upfront. No mid-escrow surprises. Most closings in 7 to 21 days. Mickey handles repairs after closing.

If you already have a foundation inspection report, share it with Mickey. It helps him make a more accurate offer faster.

Foundation issues we buy

All of these qualify.

Foundation cracks

Hairline cracks, step cracks in block, or larger structural cracks in the foundation. Some are cosmetic, some are structural. Mickey evaluates the actual severity and makes an offer based on real repair costs.

Settling and sinking

One corner or side of the home has settled lower than the rest, causing uneven floors, sticking doors, and visible slope. Common in Las Vegas due to soil conditions. Mickey has seen this many times and prices it accordingly.

Shifting and movement

Active foundation movement causing ongoing changes to the structure. Las Vegas soil expansion and contraction from heat cycles can cause ongoing shifting. Mickey evaluates current versus expected future movement.

Previously repaired foundation

A prior foundation repair that did not hold or that a new lender will not accept. The repair history complicates a traditional sale even when the current condition is stable. Mickey buys with full knowledge of the repair history.

Slab issues

Las Vegas post-tension slab problems, slab cracks, or slab movement. These are common and often expensive to repair properly. Mickey evaluates slab conditions and factors repair costs into the offer.

Inspection report already done

You have a foundation inspection report documenting the problem. The report has scared off buyers and lenders. Share it with Mickey - it actually helps him make a faster, more accurate offer.

How it works

Three steps. No foundation repair required from you.

1

Tell Mickey about the issue

Leave your number and address. Describe the foundation problem and share any inspection reports you have. Mickey aims to call back the same day. The more information he has upfront, the more accurate the offer.

2

Mickey evaluates the property

Mickey walks the property and assesses the foundation issue in person. He estimates the actual repair cost and presents a cash offer typically within 24 hours based on what he finds. He walks you through the math. No obligation to accept.

3

Close and move on

Closing happens in 7 to 21 days. The foundation problem becomes Mickey's to fix. Proceeds are distributed and you walk away from the property without managing a structural repair project.

What Mickey promises

Four promises. Every foundation issue property. No exceptions.

01

No foundation repair required before selling.

Mickey buys the property with the foundation issue in place. You do not need to repair, stabilize, or remediate anything before closing. The foundation problem is factored into the offer and becomes Mickey's to manage after closing.

02

Transparent math on the repair cost.

Mickey walks you through how he estimated the foundation repair cost and how it affected the offer. He is not inventing a number - he has managed foundation repairs on Las Vegas properties and understands what the work actually costs.

03

Our offer does not change after you sign.

Our commitment is that the number in the purchase agreement is what we work to deliver at closing. At 1660 Capistrano Ave we did not walk the property the way we should have. When our crew opened the walls they found structural issues that ran the rehab nearly $80,000 over estimate. We closed on the date we promised and the seller received every dollar we agreed to. We took the loss. That is what privately funded means.

04

We close with private funds. No lender complications.

Conventional lenders will not fund a loan on a home with documented foundation problems. Mickey buys without a lender - no appraisal, no lender inspection, no financing contingency. The sale is not dependent on what a bank will or will not lend on a structurally compromised property.

Ready to sell the house and let the foundation be someone else's problem?

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Common questions

Foundation issue sellers ask us these.

Can I sell without fixing the foundation first?
Yes. Mickey buys Las Vegas properties with foundation issues in their current condition. You do not need to repair the foundation before selling. The issue is factored into the offer and Mickey manages the repair after closing.
I have a foundation inspection report. Does that help or hurt?
It helps with Mickey. A detailed inspection report gives him accurate information to make a faster and more precise offer. With traditional buyers, a foundation report often kills the deal. With Mickey, it is useful information that results in a better-calculated offer. Share any reports you have.
Do I have to disclose the foundation problem?
Yes. Nevada law requires disclosure of known material defects, and foundation issues are material defects. Mickey buys with full disclosure and knowledge of the foundation condition. This protects you legally and ensures the offer reflects the actual situation.
How much will the foundation issue reduce the offer?
It depends on the type and severity of the issue. A minor crack that requires simple injection repair affects the offer differently than significant settling that requires pier installation or major structural work. Mickey walks you through the estimated repair cost and how it affected his calculation. The impact is real and transparent.
Will your offer change after I accept?
No. Our commitment is that the number in the purchase agreement is what we work to deliver at closing. Mickey evaluates the foundation thoroughly before making an offer and stands behind it. At 1660 Capistrano Ave we did not walk the property the way we should have. When our crew opened the walls they found structural issues that ran the rehab nearly $80,000 over estimate. We closed on the date we promised and the seller received every dollar we agreed to. We took the loss. That is what privately funded means.

Considering repairing the foundation before selling?

If the repair cost is manageable and the home has significant equity, repairing and listing traditionally may net more money. Our sister company handles full-service listings across Nevada and California once the property is cleared.

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