A 1920s bungalow in Park Hill, a 1950s ranch in Indian Hills, or a rental you are done with. Get one written cash offer for your North Little Rock house.
North Little Rock sits right across the Arkansas River from downtown Little Rock, so it is home turf for us. It is also one of the older housing markets in the area. The median house here was built in 1975, and more than half went up before 1980. Fewer than half of the homes are owner occupied, which means a lot of landlords and a lot of rentals.
We buy North Little Rock houses directly. No agent, no listing, no repairs. One walkthrough, one written offer, and a closing date you choose. If selling to us is not your best move, we will tell you that too.
Because we are just across the river, a walkthrough is easy to set up. Here is how it goes.
Fill out the form or call 501-381-7493 and tell us what is going on with the house.
We walk through the house at a time that works for you so our offer reflects its real condition.
If the number works for you, you choose the closing day.
We also buy houses in Sherwood, Jacksonville and Maumelle. Here is every area we buy in.
Alexander
Siloam Springs
Russellville
Searcy
Southwest Little Rock
Lowell
A house the city has flagged. The North Little Rock City Council regularly passes resolutions condemning vacant, unsafe houses and gives owners a deadline to repair or tear them down. The city also places liens for grass cutting and cleanup. If you own a vacant house that is heading that way, selling it as is can end the problem. Read about selling a vacant property.
Storm damage from March 31, 2023. The tornado crossed I-40 near Burns Park and tore roofs off homes in Amboy and Indian Hills. If you never finished the repairs or the insurance money fell short, you can sell the house as it is. See questions to ask about storm damage.
Sell it the way it sits today.
Leave behind anything you don't want.
No agent commission and no closing costs for you.
Close in as little as 7 days or wait up to 6 months.
The number we put in writing is the number you get.
If selling to us is not your best move, we will tell you.
Inherited, tenants, liens, divorce or a house that needs everything.
Sell an Arkansas house without moving back to do it.
North Little Rock grew in layers. Park Hill began in 1922 with Craftsman bungalows. Lakewood filled in from the late 1940s through the 1960s around its six lakes. Indian Hills, Amboy and Ranch Estates came in the 1950s. Houses that age often need roofs, wiring, plumbing or foundation work that a buyer’s lender will flag. We buy them without any of that done. Here is more on selling a house with termite damage in North Little Rock.
Low ground near the river is its own worry. During the 2019 Arkansas River flood, city officials went door to door in the Dixie Addition and urged about 150 homes to evacuate. If you own on the low north bank and you are tired of watching the river, call us.
These before and after photos are from our own projects. For real closing stories and the Google reviews behind them, see our Seller Success page.












Usually, yes. The notice gives you a deadline to fix the house or tear it down, and selling before that deadline is one way out. Call us right away so we can see if a closing date fits the city’s timeline. Talk to the city or an attorney about your specific notice.
Yes. Age and condition don’t stop us. Old wiring, old plumbing and worn roofs are all fine.
Yes. We make our offer on the house as it stands today. You don’t need to finish the repairs first.
As fast as 7 days, or up to 6 months out. You pick the date.
Here is what selling a North Little Rock house to us can look like next to a regular listing. Some listing costs surprise people, so we also wrote about costs you may not expect when selling in North Little Rock.
Commissions: $0
Closing Costs: $0
Repairs: $0
Misc: $0
Cash You Walk Away With: $150,000
Time Period: 14 days
Guaranteed: Yes
Commissions: $10200
Closing Costs: $3400
Repairs: $4000
Misc: $1000
Cash You Walk Away With $149,500
Time Period: 61+ days
Guaranteed: No