Selling a home in Sterling Heights
Sterling Heights is the second-largest city in Macomb County and one of the largest suburbs in Michigan. Most of its neighborhoods were built from the 1960s through the 1990s, so the housing stock is a mix of brick ranches, tri-levels, bi-levels and two-story colonials, along with condominiums.
Homes from that era are often in good structural shape but due for big-ticket updates: roofs, furnaces and air conditioners, windows, and kitchens and bathrooms that have not been touched in decades. If you want to sell without taking on those projects first, we can make an as-is offer.
Sterling Heights homes we buy
- Original-condition ranches, tri-levels and colonials
- Condos and townhomes
- Homes owned by long-time residents who are downsizing
- Inherited and estate properties
- Rentals and vacant homes
Downsizing in Sterling Heights
Many Sterling Heights homeowners have lived in the same house for 30 years or more. When it is time to move to something smaller, a condo, or closer to family, preparing a large family home for the market can feel overwhelming. A direct sale lets you choose your move-out date and leave behind what you do not want to take. Learn more about selling when you are relocating or downsizing.
Condos and HOA properties
If your property is part of a condominium association, we will ask for basic association information so the title company can request any required documents and payoff of association dues at closing.
Also see: selling your house as-is · Warren · Troy
Sell your Sterling Heights home as-is
Tell us about your property and see whether a direct cash sale is a good fit.
No obligation to accept · No repairs or cleaning required