We Buy Houses in Brooklyn, NY for Cash

CrossWest Home Buyers buys houses and other properties throughout Brooklyn (Kings County) for cash, as-is. That includes brownstones, single-family homes, multifamily and mixed-use buildings, condos, co-ops, commercial properties and land. Tell us about the property, its condition and your preferred timing so we can review a possible purchase.

Request your Brooklyn cash offer or call (646) 208-8769. You do not need to renovate before requesting an offer, and you have no obligation to accept it.

A cash sale for your Brooklyn property

A two-family brownstone with a rented apartment needs a different review from a vacant house, a co-op or a storefront with apartments above it. We look at the property’s condition, use, occupancy and available records before discussing price and terms. Let us know about repairs, leases, open permits or deadlines at the start.

Our cash purchase is one selling option. You can also compare listing with an independent real estate agent, making repairs before selling, or keeping the property. Compare the likely proceeds, preparation work and proposed terms in our cash sale versus listing guide.

What helps us review your property

• Houses and brownstones: The address, current condition, known repairs and whether anyone lives there.
• Multifamily and mixed-use buildings: The number of units, residential or commercial use, occupancy, leases and available rent information.
• Condos and co-ops: The unit details, monthly charges and any building or board requirements relevant to a transfer.
• Commercial properties and land: Current use, access, leases and available property records.
• Inherited or jointly owned property: Who holds title and who has authority to sign. Your attorney can help establish what is required.

You can start with the address and what you know. We will discuss what else is needed for the review; you do not have to assemble every record before contacting us.

Brooklyn neighborhoods we serve

We buy throughout Brooklyn, including the neighborhoods below. This is a sample of our coverage, not a limit on where you can request an offer.

• Williamsburg, Greenpoint, Bushwick
• Park Slope, Carroll Gardens, Cobble Hill
• Bedford-Stuyvesant, Crown Heights, Prospect Heights
• Flatbush, Canarsie, East New York
• Sunset Park, Bay Ridge, Bensonhurst
• Downtown Brooklyn, DUMBO, Brooklyn Heights
• Red Hook, Gowanus, Boerum Hill

Selling with tenants, repairs or an inherited property

Occupied buildings: We consider properties with tenants in place. Share the leases, occupancy details and any ongoing disputes so the proposed purchase reflects them. Review tenant obligations with your attorney before promising vacant possession. NYC HPD explains tenant rights and owner responsibilities.

Repairs, violations and open permits: Tell us what you know about the building’s condition and any notices. An as-is purchase does not make title or building issues disappear. Responsibility for addressing them and any effect on price or closing must be reviewed in the proposed agreement.

Inherited property: We can review a possible purchase while you establish the estate’s status. Your attorney should confirm who can sign and whether court approval or other documents are needed. The Kings County Surrogate’s Court Help Center provides information about estate proceedings, probate and administration.

Divorce or shared ownership: Tell us who owns the property and about any agreement or court order affecting a sale. An offer does not resolve disputes between owners.

Mortgage or foreclosure deadlines: Share the actual deadline promptly. Requesting an offer does not stop a foreclosure or guarantee a closing before an auction. New York DFS recommends getting help from an attorney or housing counselor; see its foreclosure rights and assistance guide.

Useful Brooklyn property records

• NYC ACRIS: Look up Brooklyn deeds and other recorded documents, and find the borough, block and lot number.
• NYC Department of Buildings records: Use BIS and DOB NOW to review permits, filings, occupancy information and violations. The two systems contain different records.
• HPD Online: Review housing complaints, violations and property registration information.

These records can help identify questions for the purchase review. They do not replace a title review or advice about your specific property.

How your Brooklyn cash sale works

1. Share the property. Call or send the address and contact details. Tell us about occupancy, condition and your goals.
2. Review the details. We discuss the property and arrange any access or additional information needed to evaluate it.
3. Consider the offer. Review the proposed price, costs, conditions and closing date. You may accept, negotiate or decline.
4. Review the agreement. Have your attorney review the contract and confirm title, authority to sell and any necessary approvals.
5. Complete the closing. Closing depends on the agreement and the property-specific requirements being met.

Questions about selling in Brooklyn

Do I need to make repairs or clear out the property?

You can request an as-is offer without renovating first. Tell us about belongings, debris and access issues so any cleanout arrangements are included in the proposed terms.

How quickly can my sale close?

Tell us your preferred date. The schedule depends on the property’s condition, title review, occupancy, any required approvals and the signed agreement. We will discuss a proposed timeline after reviewing those details.

Is the cash offer the amount I receive?

Not necessarily. Mortgage payoffs, liens, taxes and agreed closing charges can affect your proceeds. Review an itemized estimate with your attorney and compare it with your other options. The CFPB explains how a settlement statement itemizes closing charges.

Do you only buy houses in Brooklyn?

No. We buy all types of properties, including rentals, commercial buildings and land. Brooklyn is one part of our buying area; see all the areas we serve.

Talk with CrossWest about your Brooklyn property

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.

Request an offer for your Brooklyn property or call (646) 208-8769. Start with the address and your situation so we can discuss a possible cash purchase.