Every one of these is a house we actually bought — as-is, contents and all — and renovated. Before and after photos, the condition we took it in, and what we did with it. We list the city and county only; we never publish a seller's address.
A church owned this rental outright but could not sell it: the pastor who had signed every document had died years earlier, leaving nobody with authority to convey. Meanwhile the tenants had wrecked it and the basement was taking water. We brought in title and legal help — carrying part of the cost ourselves — so the surviving clergy could sell and put the proceeds into the church.
This seller compared several cash buyers before choosing us — and we were not the highest offer she received. She was leaving Wisconsin for school in another state and needed a closing that would actually happen on the date it promised. She left behind whatever she did not want to move, and has sent us two referrals since.
Our seller was moving to Nicaragua with her partner and had a fixed departure date. The house needed a roof, HVAC and an entirely new septic system, plus kitchen and bathroom work, and carried heavy pet and smoke odour. She had competing offers — ours was the only one with no inspection, appraisal or financing contingency, backed by cash proof of funds.
There was no mortgage on this house, but years of unpaid property taxes and deferred repairs had piled up past what the owner could carry. The delinquent tax balance turned out to be larger than our first offer — which would have left her with nothing at closing — so we raised the offer to clear the taxes and still put money in her hand.
A mid-century Milwaukee ranch that had been lived in for decades and never updated — wood-panelled living room, original oak kitchen, and a basement packed floor to ceiling. The family took what they wanted and left the rest. We bought it as-is, cleared it ourselves, and took the house down to a full renovation including a finished lower-level rec room.
A Cudahy home that had not been updated since the 1970s — tile-counter bathroom with a pink sink, two generations of kitchen cabinetry, and a lower-level half bath being used as a utility room. The owners did not want to renovate and did not want to clean. We bought it as it stood and rebuilt the kitchen and both bathrooms.
An older Milwaukee home sitting empty between tenants — plaster walls, radiator heat, a kitchen down to a single run of cabinets, and a bathroom that had reached the end of its life. Rather than turn it over again, the owner sold. We renovated the kitchen, the main bath and the dining room and kept the original built-in buffet.
A long-owned Milwaukee ranch with a full basement that had become storage for a lifetime of belongings, and a bathroom that had not changed since the house was built. The owners were downsizing and did not want a renovation or a cleanout standing between them and their move. We took it as-is and finished the whole lower level.
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