We Buy Houses in Westchester County

EZ Home Buyers are cash home buyers in Westchester County, buying from Yonkers and Mount Vernon through the northern towns since 2000. If you need to sell your house fast for cash, we buy houses in any condition and close in about fourteen days.

Westchester County is a steady source of seller leads for us. Yonkers, New Rochelle, White Plains, Mount Vernon, Scarsdale, and the river towns, Hastings, Dobbs Ferry, Tarrytown, Irvington, all get monthly inbound calls.

The Westchester profile is different from the city or the island. Property values are higher on average. Houses are larger and often need more comprehensive updates. The seller is more likely to be an empty-nester whose adult children moved away, a divorcing couple with one party already relocated, or a corporate relocation that needs to close on a specific date for tax-year reasons.

We buy in any condition. We buy occupied. We buy houses with code violations, fire damage, water damage, and ones where the seller has simply not had the energy to maintain in years. We have closed on Westchester estates where the executor lives in Florida and the entire transaction happened by FedEx.

The closing math is the same as elsewhere, after-repair value, minus repairs, minus holding costs, minus closing costs from both sides of the deal, minus our margin. We walk you through that math line by line. If something does not add up, you ask us directly. There is no sleight of hand.

Nick York personally walks every Westchester property before we put an offer in writing. The drive from Great Neck takes us about an hour, and we will come during the window that works for you. Below are the Westchester neighborhoods we are most active in right now.

What houses are selling for right now

These are Westchester town medians from current sales data, updated quarterly, and they reflect finished houses with the kind of paperwork a lender wants. A big dated colonial in Mount Vernon or a Yonkers two family with an unregistered unit sells for less on the open market, and our offer is built from that lower, real number.

Compare every town we buy in, all three states, on the home values by town tracker, updated monthly.

We are actively expanding our Westchester coverage, with dedicated pages for more neighborhoods on the way. Wherever your house is in the county, the process is identical: call, walkthrough, written cash offer inside 24 hours.

Selling fast in Westchester, whatever the situation

As cash home buyers in Westchester, we are built for the sales that traditional listings handle badly. Westchester sellers tend to bring bigger houses and bigger decisions: the family colonial that needs a comprehensive update no one wants to manage, the estate where the executor lives out of state and the probate file moves at the court’s pace, the divorce where one party has already relocated, and the corporate relocation that needs a certain closing date rather than a maybe. County taxes raise the cost of waiting: every extra month on the market is real money here. We buy as is, we buy occupied, we buy houses with violations or water damage, and we have closed entire transactions with out of state executors by overnight mail.

Westchester selling guides

Useful reading before you decide: who pays closing costs in a cash sale, selling a parent’s house as executor, how to stop a foreclosure auction on a short clock, and what as-is really means when you sell for cash. Before you compare offers, read how a fair cash offer is calculated, what selling as-is really means, and our monthly NY metro home values report. Couples selling in a split should see selling a house during a divorce in New York.

Common questions from sellers here

How fast can you close on a Westchester house?

About fourteen days is typical once we make an offer. Westchester closings happen at an attorney’s office with your own lawyer present, and nothing waits on a bank. Relocations with a fixed start date are the most common reason people call us here, and we set the closing around that date rather than the other way around.

The house is large and dated. Do those big renovation numbers kill the offer?

They shape it honestly. A Westchester colonial that needs a full update is priced with that work as a line item, explained openly. What kills traditional sales, inspection panic and lender demands, does not happen here.

I live out of state and inherited a Westchester property. Can this be done remotely?

Yes, completely. Documents move by overnight mail or e-signature, we coordinate with the estate attorney, and nobody has to fly in for closing.