Kim's Properties buys Mesa homes in any condition, from 1970s block ranches on the west side to newer builds out east. You get a written cash offer with the math shown, no commission, no repairs, and a closing date you pick.
A big share of west Mesa went up in the 1960s and 70s, and those slump block ranch homes were built to last. They also tend to come with original plumbing, tired roofs, aging AC units and kitchens nobody has touched in a long time. Listing one usually means a long repair list from the buyer's inspector, then weeks of back and forth over credits.
We buy these houses the way they sit today. You do not fix the roof, patch the stucco or empty the garage. Kim walks the home in about 20 minutes, then sends a written offer that shows exactly how we reached the number, including what we expect the repairs to cost.
Farther east, past the Loop 202 in places like Eastmark or the streets around Superstition Springs, the homes are newer and the issue is usually timing, not condition. A job transfer, a divorce, or a payment that stopped making sense can turn a nice house into a stressful one.
We can close in as little as 3 days or on whatever date you choose. In most cases you can even stay on as a tenant for a while after closing, so you are not packing and signing on the same weekend.
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Mesa is one of the largest cities in Arizona, full of long-time owners, seasonal residents and landlords. The reasons people call us vary as much as the neighborhoods do, from the lake streets of Dobson Ranch to the foothills near Red Mountain.
Mesa runs from the Tempe border nearly to Apache Junction, and each part of town sells a little differently. We buy houses all over the city, including these areas.
One of Mesa's early master planned communities, with lakes, greenbelts and homes from the 1970s and 80s. Plenty of them are ready for new owners and a round of updates.
Older ranch homes and bungalows near the Mesa Arts Center and the light rail line. Solid bones, often paired with original systems or long-term tenants.
Hillside homes with big views toward the Valley. Sellers here often want a private sale with no open houses and no strangers walking through.
Newer construction near Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport. The house is usually in good shape, and the real challenge is the timeline.
Tell us about the home, whether it sits just off the US 60 or along one of the old irrigation canals in north Mesa. Kim will set up a short walkthrough and send a written offer. You never pay us anything, and you are free to say no.
Request my Mesa offerPlain answers to the questions we hear most from owners across Mesa, whether the house is a west side ranch or a newer build near Gateway.
Read all our answersYes. As long as the structure is standing, we buy it in its current condition. Old roofs, original plumbing, worn out AC units and dated kitchens are common in west Mesa, and we build those costs into a written offer that shows the math.
Many seasonal owners sell without making extra trips. Closing runs through a licensed Arizona title company that handles escrow, pays off any mortgage and records the deed, and we work with you and the title company on a closing date that fits your travel plans.
We can close in as little as 3 days, or on any date you choose. If you need more time to move, in most cases you can stay on as a tenant after closing.
Yes. We buy rentals with tenants in place, so you do not have to wait for a lease to run out or ask anyone to leave before you sell.
No. There is no commission, and you never pay us anything. We are the buyer, not your agent, so there is no listing fee coming out of your offer.
No repairs, no showings and no commission. Just a fair cash offer with the numbers laid out and a closing date you control. Kim has been buying homes across the Valley since 2006, and a conversation costs you nothing.
