We buy houses in Goddard, Kansas

We buy Goddard houses as-is, including homes on larger lots with a well or septic system. We close at a local title company, as soon as two weeks once title is clear.

Call (316) 330-2888, or fill out the form.

Selling a house in Goddard

Goddard is west of Wichita on US-54/400 and has grown quickly as Wichita has spread west. Most houses in town are newer, but some homes in and around Goddard sit on larger lots or acreage, with outbuildings, a well, or a septic system. We buy those too.

People usually call us from Goddard when they need to move on a set date, have inherited a house, or own a rental they want to sell without waiting for a lease to end.

Selling in Sedgwick County

Goddard is in Sedgwick County. A few local details come up in almost every sale:

• Property taxes are paid to the Sedgwick County Treasurer. In Kansas, the first half is due December 20 and the second half May 10. Any unpaid taxes are paid from the sale at closing.
• Probate, foreclosure, and other court cases involving Goddard property are filed in Sedgwick County District Court (18th Judicial District), in Wichita.
• Your deed to us is recorded with the Sedgwick County Register of Deeds.

How it works

1. 1

   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.

2. 2

   We see the house

   We set a time to walk through it with you or someone you trust. If it's rented, we work around the tenants.

3. 3

   You get a written offer

   A price and a proposed closing date, in writing. There's no fee and no obligation. Take the time you need.

4. 4

   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. Leave behind anything you don't want.

Common situations

• Inherited a house

  Selling a house that's in probate, in a trust, or still in a parent's name.

• Behind on payments

  Selling before a sheriff's sale, and what to try first.

• Behind on property taxes

  Selling a house with back taxes, and the refunds to check first.

• Rental with tenants

  Selling a rental without evicting anyone or waiting for the lease to end.

• Needs major repairs

  Foundation, roof, sewer line, fire or water damage, or decades of deferred work.

• Divorce or separation

  Selling a shared house on a timeline both owners can agree on.

We also buy houses in Wichita, Haysville and Park City. See all areas.