A cash offer for your Bronx property
A house that needs repairs and an occupied apartment building need different kinds of review. CrossWest starts with the property itself: its condition, current use, occupancy, access and your plans for selling. We buy as-is, so you can request an offer before taking on a renovation.
Our office is in White Plains, and our buying area includes the entire Bronx. Tell us what you own, even if your neighborhood or property type is not listed below. We will discuss whether a purchase fits and the information needed to evaluate it.
Tell us what you are selling.
Start with the address, property type and condition. Let us know about existing tenants, vacant units, repairs or a deadline.
Review the proposed terms.
Consider the price, expected proceeds, access arrangements and closing conditions together. Compare the offer with your other selling options before deciding.
Plan the closing.
We will discuss your preferred timing. A closing date depends on the agreement, title review and any required approvals.
Bronx properties we buy
From a single-family house to an occupied multifamily building, the details of your property guide our review. We buy all property types for cash, as-is. Share what you know about the building and its current use.
Property types
More than single-family houses
Tell us about the property as it is today, including repairs, occupancy and any building-specific requirements.
- Single-family houses
Owner-occupied or vacant homes, including houses needing substantial repairs. - Two- to four-family properties
Tell us which units are occupied and how the property is currently used. - Larger multifamily buildings
Share the number of units, occupancy and available building information. - Condos and co-ops
We review the property and any building-specific purchase or transfer requirements. - Mixed-use and commercial properties
Include the residential and commercial uses and whether spaces are leased. - Land
Share the parcel address or block-and-lot information if you have it.
Information that helps
Help us understand your building
You do not need to assemble every document before first contacting us. Start with the address and the details you have.
- Condition
Known roof, plumbing, electrical or structural issues and recent repairs. - Occupancy
Which units are occupied, vacant or used by the owner. - Existing records
Available leases, rental information and relevant building notices. - Access and timing
How a property visit can be arranged and any deadline we should understand.
How a Bronx cash sale works
Start with the address and basic property details through the form or call (646) 208-8769. We will explain what is needed to review a possible purchase.
STEP 1
Contact CrossWest. Share your address and the basic property details through the form or by phone.
STEP 2
Discuss the property and offer. We review the information, arrange access as needed and explain proposed purchase terms.
STEP 3
Decide whether to move forward. Review the agreement with your attorney and agree on the steps and timing needed to close.
About CrossWest Home Buyers
CrossWest Home Buyers is a real estate investment business that purchases all types of properties for cash, as-is. Our office is at 399 Knollwood Road, Suite #312, Floor 3, White Plains, NY 10603. Office visits are available Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–8 p.m., and Saturday–Sunday, 10 a.m.–4 p.m. We buy throughout the Bronx and the other communities in our full buying area.
Selling an occupied Bronx building
Let us know about occupied units when you first contact us. Existing leases, access arrangements, rent information and any building notices help us evaluate a possible purchase and its timing.
Discuss occupancy and access from the start.
- You can ask us to review a tenant-occupied property. Requesting a cash offer does not require promising vacant delivery.
- For questions about tenant rights or owner responsibilities, use NYC HPD’s tenant and owner information and consult your attorney about the particular property.
Agree on occupancy and possession terms in the purchase contract. Call (646) 208-8769 to discuss your building.
Repairs, inherited property and other selling situations
Tell us about the condition, occupancy and any deadline affecting your Bronx property. We review each situation individually and discuss the information needed for a possible purchase.
You can request an offer before making repairs or clearing out the property. Tell us about belongings, damage and access concerns, and agree on what will remain at the property in the purchase terms.
Repairs or damage
Tell us about the condition as it is today. We can evaluate an as-is purchase without requiring you to complete a renovation first.
Inherited property
Tell us whether an estate representative has been appointed and whether an attorney is handling the estate. Discuss authority to sign and transfer the property with the estate attorney.
Changes in ownership
If more than one owner is involved, let us know who needs to take part in the sale and whether there are unresolved ownership questions.
A foreclosure deadline
Tell us about any scheduled date immediately. An offer request does not pause a foreclosure or court deadline. New York DFS recommends seeking help from an attorney or housing counselor; see its Foreclosure Bill of Rights.
Moving or downsizing
Explain your preferred move date and whether you need time after agreeing to sell.
Rental property
Share occupancy and condition details so the review reflects the actual building and whether it is occupied.
Understand the price and your proceeds
- Compare the proposed purchase price
- Review payoffs, liens and taxes
- Discuss agreed transaction costs
- Check timing and closing conditions
- Review your other selling options
An offer price is not automatically the amount you receive at closing. Mortgage payoffs, liens, taxes, adjustments and agreed charges can affect the proceeds. Ask for a breakdown of the proposed transaction and have your attorney or closing professional explain it before you sign.
Compare price, expected proceeds, timing and conditions across your options. Our cash sale versus listing comparison explains what to consider.
The CFPB explains how a settlement statement lists charges and credits. Ask your closing professional which documents apply to your transaction.
Request your Bronx cash offer
Start with the address and your contact details. We will discuss the property’s condition, occupancy and your goals so we can review a possible purchase.
There is no obligation to accept an offer. Use the form below or contact CrossWest with questions about your property.
Get Your Fast, Fair Offer Today!
START HERE: CrossWest Home Buyers buys all types of properties for cash, as-is. Share your property address and contact details so we can review a possible purchase. Requesting an offer does not obligate you to accept it.
We buy throughout the Bronx
Our buying area includes Mott Haven, Hunts Point, Soundview, Castle Hill, Throgs Neck, Pelham Bay, Morris Park, Fordham, Kingsbridge, Riverdale, Wakefield and other Bronx neighborhoods. These examples are not a limit on coverage.
Explore the existing Mott Haven and Riverdale pages, or request an offer for a property elsewhere in the Bronx.
We review houses, occupied rentals, multifamily buildings, commercial properties and land. Tell us what you own and what you want to accomplish by selling.
Our office is in White Plains. See all the areas where we buy or contact us to discuss your property.
Request a no-obligation cash offer for your Bronx property. Share the address and the details you have. We will discuss the next steps for reviewing it.
Useful Bronx property records
These official resources can help you find information to discuss with CrossWest and your attorney:
- NYC ACRIS provides recorded documents, including deeds, for Bronx properties from 1966 onward and can help identify a borough-block-lot number.
- HPD Online provides residential building information that may include complaints, violations, registration, charges, litigation and vacate orders.
Tell us about known notices or open issues even if you do not have every record available. Public records are a starting point for review. HPD explains the requirements for correcting open violations. For inherited properties, see our guides to probate timing in New York and selling an inherited house, and discuss your estate’s particular requirements with its attorney.
Questions about selling a Bronx property
How soon could my sale close?
Tell us your preferred timing and any deadline. We will discuss a proposed schedule after reviewing the property. Title issues, estate or building approvals, occupancy and the purchase agreement can affect the date.
Do you buy properties with tenants?
Yes, tenant-occupied properties are within our buying scope. Share the number of units, occupancy and available lease or rental information. We evaluate each property and discuss the terms and access needed for a possible sale.
Do I have to make repairs or remove everything first?
We buy properties as-is, so you can request an offer before doing repairs. Tell us about belongings, damage and access concerns, and agree on what will remain at the property in the purchase terms.
Is the cash offer the amount I receive?
Not necessarily. Payoffs, liens, taxes, adjustments and agreed transaction costs may affect your proceeds. Review the proposed breakdown with your attorney or closing professional.
What Sellers Say About CrossWest
See more on our reviews page.
“Crosswest bought my grandma’s property. We were able to leave behind items that she no longer needed. Nice and convenient. Thank you!”
— Narendra Itwaru, Google review
“Cross West Home Buyers is the best! They were able to negotiate a shortsale with my bank when 2 other investors could not get it done. A++”
— Anthony Saddler, Google review