We Buy Houses in Kansas City, Missouri
KASA Acquisitions has closed a deal in Kansas City and buys across the Missouri side of the metro. Sell as-is, with no repairs, no agent commissions and no closing costs for you.
- Trusted A+ rated BBB home buying company
- No agent commissions or closing costs
- No repairs or cleaning
- No obligation to accept
Selling a House in Kansas City
Areas we buy in
On the Missouri side, we buy in Kansas City, Independence, Raytown, Lee’s Summit, Blue Springs, Grandview, Liberty, Gladstone, North Kansas City, Belton, Raymore and Grain Valley.
Check your county
Kansas City crosses Jackson, Clay, Platte and Cass counties, so your tax office and court can depend on the exact address. Your tax bill will show the county. Estates go through the probate division of the circuit court for that county, and a Missouri attorney can confirm who can sign.
Houses that need work
If a house is dated, damaged, vacant or rented, you can ask about an as-is offer before spending money on repairs. Listing may bring more if it is ready to show, and we will tell you so.
Helpful guides: inherited houses, major repairs, rentals with tenants.
Your Options for Selling a House in Kansas City
Kansas City sellers usually weigh three paths. We will walk you through each one honestly.
- List with an agent. Often the highest price if the house is updated. Plan for repairs, showings and commissions.
- Sell directly for cash. We buy as-is, cover the normal closing costs and work around your timeline.
- Novation. For houses in fair condition, we handle updates and marketing and you receive an agreed price when it sells. Slower than cash, but it can net more.
What Affects a Cash Offer in Kansas City
- Which county you are in. Kansas City, Missouri crosses Jackson, Clay, Platte and Cass counties. Taxes, courts and some rules depend on the exact address.
- Foundation and basement issues. Settling, cracked walls and water in the basement are common in older KC homes and are some of the biggest items we price.
- Older systems. Original wiring, aging furnaces and sewer lines in older neighborhoods can turn a simple listing into a repair project.
- Back taxes and liens. These are paid from the sale at closing, and the title company confirms the payoff amounts.
How Closing Works in Kansas City
We close through a title company in the metro. Missouri has no state real estate transfer tax, and when you sell to us we pay the normal closing costs. For inherited houses, probate runs through the circuit court of the county where the person lived: the 16th Circuit for Jackson County, the 7th for Clay County, the 6th for Platte County and the 17th for Cass County. A Missouri attorney can confirm who can sign.
Questions Kansas City Sellers Ask
Do you buy on the Kansas side?
Right now we focus on the Missouri side of the metro, including Independence, Raytown, Lee’s Summit, Liberty and Gladstone. Ask us about your address anyway.
How fast can you close?
It depends on the title work, but a simple sale can often close in a few weeks. If you need more time to move, we can set a later date.
Will you buy a house with foundation problems?
Yes. Foundation issues are one of the most common reasons people call us. We factor the repair into the offer so you do not have to fix it first.
