Selling a house in Lindenhurst
Lindenhurst is split between the incorporated Village and unincorporated North Lindenhurst, which is part of the Town of Babylon. That matters when you sell, because permits and certificates of occupancy go through different offices depending on which side you're on.
The south side's canal homes took serious flooding during Hurricane Sandy in 2012, and many have since been raised, rebuilt, or repaired. Others still have damage, an old elevation question, or a repair that was never finished. We buy them all.
Most of the housing stock is capes, ranches, and high ranches from the middle of the last century, which means a lot of original systems: older roofs, oil heat, and outdated electrical and plumbing.
What we buy in Lindenhurst
- Houses that need major work
- Inherited and estate properties
- Rentals with tenants in place
- Flood, water, and fire damaged homes
- Houses with open permits or violations
How it works
Tell us about the house
Call or fill out the form. A few basics about the property and your timeline.
We walk through it once
One visit, at a time that works for you. No open houses, no strangers poking around.
Get a written offer
A real number, in writing, with the math explained. No pressure to say yes.
Close on your date
Attorneys handle the closing. You get paid at the closing table.
Situations we help with
- Sell As-Is
- Inherited & Probate
- Behind on Payments
- Rentals & Tenants
- Divorce
- Flood & Water Damage
- Permits & Violations
- Moving or Downsizing