Flood damage from Florence or since
Repaired or not, we buy it and account for the history in the offer.
New Bern sits where the Neuse and Trent rivers meet, the seat of Craven County and one of the oldest towns in North Carolina.

Water is the story here. Hurricane Florence in 2018 pushed the rivers into thousands of homes and businesses, and some of those houses were never fully repaired.
The historic district has rules about what can be changed on the outside of a house, which adds cost and time to a renovation. Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point is a short drive away in Havelock, so military moves are part of the market too.
We buy houses here for cash, as they are. You get a written offer, usually within 24 hours of us seeing the house, and you pick the closing date. We are investors, not real estate agents, and if listing would clearly leave you with more, we will say so.
Repaired or not, we buy it and account for the history in the offer.
Renovating under district rules is slow and costly. We buy as-is.
We close on your move date.
For how a sale closes in North Carolina, what to know if you are behind on payments, and more questions, see our Craven County page.
About a week when the title is clean and you are ready, or on a later date you choose. Probate, liens and a foreclosure payoff can add time, and we tell you that up front.
Yes. We buy in New Bern and across Craven County, including Havelock, Trent Woods, River Bend and Bridgeton.
No commission and no fee to us. A mortgage payoff, back property taxes and liens are paid from the sale price at closing, the same as in any sale.
No. We are investors. We buy the house ourselves or assign our contract to another cash buyer, and we tell you which.
One short conversation. A real, written cash offer in 24 hours. No fees, no fine print, no pressure to say yes.