We buy houses in Bel Aire, Kansas
Bel Aire's houses are mostly from the '90s on, and in good shape. We help when timing matters more than price.
Call (316) 330-2888, or fill out the form.
Selling a house in Bel Aire
Bel Aire sits on Wichita’s northeast edge along K-254, and most of it was built in the 1990s and 2000s. The median house dates from 1996, and only about one in nine is older than 1970. A house like that, in good shape, should be listed, and we’ll say so.
Where we help is when you can’t wait, or the house has something a regular buyer’s lender won’t lend on, like water in the basement, hail damage that was never fixed, or a remodel that never got finished.
Bel Aire became its own city in 1980 after a two-year fight with Wichita that went to the Kansas Supreme Court, and it has grown fast since, up 22% between the last two Census counts. A lot of the people who call us from here are moving on short notice, or settling a parent’s house.
Bel Aire is in Sedgwick County, so any back taxes get paid to the county treasurer out of the sale at closing, and anything that has to go through court, like probate, goes through the district court in Wichita.
How it works
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Tell us about the house
Fill out the form or call. We'll ask about the condition, who lives there, and when you'd like to be done, and we'll give you a rough range on the phone so you can decide whether a walkthrough is worth your time.
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We see the house
We set a time to walk through it with you or someone you trust. You don't need to clean up for it, and nobody asks you to sign anything that day. If it's rented, we work around the tenants.
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You get a written offer
A price and a proposed closing date, in writing, within 48 hours of the walkthrough. There's no fee and no obligation. Take the time you need, and have your own attorney read it if you want.
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Close at a title company
A local title company handles the closing and pays you, as soon as two weeks once title is clear, or later if you need more time. You don't sign the deed until then, and we never ask you for money. Leave behind anything you don't want.
If this sounds like you
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Inherited a house
Selling a house that's in probate, in a trust, or still in a parent's name, with the belongings still inside.
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Behind on payments
Selling before the sheriff's sale, and what to try first.
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Behind on property taxes
Selling a house with back taxes, and the refunds to check first.
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Rental with tenants
Selling a rental without evicting anyone or waiting for the lease to end.
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The house needs work
An old roof, an original kitchen, a wet basement, or forty years of small things. Fire and water damage too.
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Divorce or separation
Selling a shared house on a timeline both owners can agree on.
We also buy houses in Park City, Wichita and Andover. See all areas.