Sell your Arlington house fast.
Houses and condos, special assessments, federal moves. Cash offer in 24 hours, close in 7 days.
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A+ Rating
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10+ Years in Business
Sell your Arlington house in three steps.
The situations we see here every week.
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Condo facing a special assessment
A surprise assessment? We buy and take it on.
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Condo that won’t finance
Thin reserves or high rentals? Cash still works.
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Federal or defense relocation
A Pentagon posting date? We close right to it.
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Inherited a high-value home
Repairs and probate first? One offer, one close.
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Dated home you won’t renovate
Skip the six-figure remodel. We buy it as is.
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Tenant-occupied investment unit
Occupied is fine; the tenant stays in place.
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Divorce or separation
A private cash close, so you both move on.
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Leaving the DC area
No listing run from another city. Keys and go.
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Vacant and costing you monthly
Taxes and HOA dues pile up; we close fast.
Wilson Offers vs. a Arlington listing.
| Sell to us | List with an agent | |
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| Time to cash | 7 days, or your chosen date | Roughly a month to a few. |
| Repairs | None. We expect the condition. | Buyers and inspectors will ask. |
| Commission | None. | 5 to 6% of the price. |
| Closing costs | We pay them. | Several percent from proceeds. |
| Certainty | Cash, no lender to spook. | Financing can fall through. |
| Showings | One visit, then done. | Strangers walking your home. |
On an Arlington home near the $790,000 median, a 5 to 6 percent commission alone runs $40,000 to $47,000, before closing costs or repair credits. Sell to us and that line is $0.
Takes about a minute to start. No obligation, no games.
Reviews
“I needed to sell fast because of a job relocation. They gave me a fair offer within 24 hours and we closed in 10 days. Couldn’t have asked for a better experience.”
- ~$790,000 Median sale price (Redfin, 2026)
- ~31 to 43 days Typical days on market
- ~$475 Median price per square foot
- ~60% Share of Arlington housing that is condos
Arlington neighborhoods we cover
We buy across the county in any condition: a high-rise condo, a Metro-corridor rowhouse, or a single-family home on a quiet street. These are the parts of Arlington we know best, and what usually gets in the way in each one.
Clarendon
Clarendon is Arlington’s most active urban corridor: walkable, next to Metro, and dense with condos.
Since the condo market softened in 2025, rising HOA dues and special assessments have been pushing sellers here our way.
Ballston
Ballston sits at the edge of Arlington’s tech and defense cluster. It mixes high-rise condos with older mid-rise buildings.
In the older buildings, two things often stop a lender-backed buyer before they even make an offer:
- A reserve fund too thin for the lender
- Financing restrictions on the building
We pay cash, so neither one blocks us.
Rosslyn
Rosslyn is Arlington’s high-rise pocket closest to the Potomac: tall towers and strong views.
The catch is the condo association budget. It can kill a deal the moment a buyer’s mortgage lender runs it through its guidelines. With cash, there’s no lender to run it past.
Pentagon City and Crystal City
A large share of the owners here are federal and defense workers, and their relocation timelines rarely line up with the spring market.
PCS-style moves on fixed dates are a regular reason sellers call us from this corridor. Give us the date and we close to it.
Columbia Pike
Columbia Pike runs southwest through Arlington, with more affordable rowhouses and older apartment conversions.
Deferred maintenance and dated systems are common here. A cash offer skips the inspection negotiation entirely.
Where else we buy in Arlington
The list above isn’t the limit. We also buy in North Arlington and anywhere else in the county. Just across the Arlington line, we buy in McLean and Falls Church too, where the same federal moves and inherited high-value homes come up. Same process, same terms.
Not seeing your street? Call us. We cover the entire county and the rest of Northern Virginia. (804) 735-7979
Questions from Arlington sellers.
With clear title, seven days is realistic. It’s cash, so there’s no mortgage approval to wait on. Need more time to move or settle an estate? We set the date around you.
Most Arlington sellers who need to move fast close in 7 to 14 days. A federal posting date, a probate timeline or a special assessment deadline? Tell us and we build the schedule around it.
Both. Condos make up most of Arlington’s market and we buy them routinely, including units with HOA trouble that scares off financed buyers. Single-family homes and townhouses too.
Yes. It’s one of the most common reasons people here call us. A pending assessment, a thin reserve fund or financing limits don’t stop a cash purchase. We buy the unit as it stands.
Usually, yes. Short-notice moves tied to the Pentagon, National Landing or a new posting come up all the time here. Give us your date and we build the closing around it.
Not for us. Old systems, tired finishes, deferred repairs: what makes a financed buyer hesitate is already built into our offer. You fix nothing before you sell.
We’re the buyer. We fund with our own money and take title at closing. Proof of funds is yours on request. Your contract never gets passed to another party.
Nothing. No commission and no fees, and we cover the closing costs and title work. The number on the written offer is the number you walk away with at closing.
No. Virginia closes through an attorney or title company, which we arrange and pay for. You’re welcome to have your own lawyer review the contract. It’s optional.
We look at recent sales of comparable homes in your Arlington neighborhood, estimate what the property needs, and for condos we factor in the HOA and any assessment. You see the breakdown with the offer.
A traditional listing tends to draw the most buyers in spring and early summer. For a cash sale it makes no difference. Our pace and terms are the same every month.
