From Green Ridge to the Hill Section to South Side — we buy houses across Scranton and all of Lackawanna County. Get a fair cash offer in 24 hours and close in as little as 14 days. No repairs, no fees, no commissions.
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Scranton's housing stock is some of the oldest in Northeastern PA. Many of the single-family homes, twins, and row houses across the Electric City were built a century ago, in the anthracite-and-railroad boom — beautiful, solid homes that often need updating by the time they change hands. If you've inherited an older property in Green Ridge, own a rental that's worn you out in South Side or Minooka, or you're facing foreclosure on a house in Providence or the Hill Section, you don't have to pour money into repairs to sell it.
NEPA Cash Offer is a local, family-owned cash buyer — not a national call center or an out-of-state fund. We buy houses throughout Scranton's 18503, 18504, 18505, 18508, 18509, 18510 and 18512 ZIP codes, exactly as they sit. No cleaning out decades of belongings, no contractor bids, no showings. We make a fair cash offer within 24 hours and can close on the schedule that works for you — in as little as 14 days.
We know this market because we work in it every day, from the neighborhoods along the Steamtown end of downtown out to the streets above Nay Aug Park. Whatever the situation and whatever the condition, we'll give you a straight answer and a real number.
Selling a house the traditional way in Scranton means hiring a real estate agent, paying 5–6% in commissions, making repairs to pass inspection, staging for showings, and then waiting weeks or months for a buyer whose financing might still fall through. As local cash home buyers in Scranton, we skip all of that. There's no agent, no commission, no repairs, and no financing contingency — we pay cash, so the sale never hinges on a bank.
That makes it a fast, simple way to sell your house fast in Scranton. You don't fix anything, you don't clean anything out, and you don't pay any fees — we cover the closing costs. Whether you own a dated single-family home in Green Ridge, a rental you're tired of managing on the South Side, or an inherited property in Providence that needs more work than it's worth, we'll make a fair cash offer and close on the date you choose.
Scranton's older housing stock means many homes need updates by the time they change hands. Peeling paint, an aging roof, outdated wiring, fire or water damage, code violations, or a house that's simply been sitting empty — none of it is a dealbreaker. We buy houses as-is, in any condition, across every Scranton neighborhood and ZIP code, from downtown's 18503 to Green Ridge's 18509.
Scranton remains one of the more affordable markets in Northeastern PA, which is great for buyers but can mean a slower, less certain sale for owners of older or distressed homes on the open market. A cash sale removes that uncertainty: a written cash offer, no appraisal gap, and a close in as little as 14 days. For homeowners who value speed and certainty over squeezing out the last dollar, it's often the better math — and there's never any obligation to find out what we'd pay.
Owner Josh Ax on PA Live — how NEPA Cash Offer buys houses for cash, and why Northeastern PA sellers choose us.
Whatever's behind the sale, we buy your Scranton house as-is and close on your timeline.
Sell your Scranton house for cash in four simple steps.
Tell us about your Scranton property — takes about a minute.
We schedule a fast, easy look — no prep needed.
A fair written cash offer based on local Scranton value.
Accept and close on your timeline, in as little as 14 days.
Local, family-owned, and buying houses across NEPA since 2019.
We buy houses in rough shape and bring them back to life. This is the kind of condition that's no problem for us — you don't clean or fix a thing.












Real homes we've purchased across Northeastern PA in every condition. If yours looks anything like these, we'll still make a fair cash offer.
Helpful local and state resources if you're selling or dealing with a difficult property situation in Scranton:
We buy houses throughout Lackawanna County and beyond.
A Northeastern PA homeowner shares what it was like to sell their house to us for cash.
We've bought more than 350 homes across Northeastern PA.
Several years ago my mother passed away and I was left with the burden of selling her property, which had deteriorated over the years. My wife contacted Josh and Kyle and they promptly returned the call. Kyle did an inspection and within 15 minutes came back with an offer. Closing was so easy.
Kyle was amazing — this company gets 50 stars, not 5! It was a tricky sale with lots of back-and-forth but we got it done. Wasn't a hard process and more people should use them.
About a year ago my husband and I decided to sell our apartment building — it was getting too stressful. Kyle answered all my questions and explained everything in detail. I would definitely call them again.
What we see most often when Scranton homeowners call us.
Much of Scranton sits above old anthracite mine workings, and a lot of the housing stock is close to a century old. Settling cracks, sloped floors or a past subsidence claim can make a listed sale harder. We look at houses like this as they are, so you do not need to repair anything first. If you want to check coverage history, Pennsylvania DEP runs the state Mine Subsidence Insurance program.
Estates in Lackawanna County go through the Register of Wills at the county offices in Scranton. The executor or administrator generally signs the sale once letters are issued. You can talk with us before that, and we can set a closing date that fits the estate paperwork. How we buy inherited houses.
If the city has cited the property, it has been sitting empty, or taxes are behind, tell us up front. We factor it into the offer instead of asking you to fix it first. If you are behind on payments, start with free foreclosure counseling resources for Lackawanna County.
Some Scranton sellers need to move in a few weeks; others need a couple of months to sort out belongings or find their next place. Closings typically take about 14 days once title is clear, and you can choose a later date.
Common questions from Scranton homeowners.
Yes — Green Ridge, Hill Section, South Side, Minooka, Providence, Petersburg, Tripp Park, Hyde Park and every neighborhood in between, across all of Scranton's ZIP codes.
Absolutely. Scranton has a lot of older housing stock, and we buy homes completely as-is — no repairs, no updates, no cleanout. Older and distressed properties are exactly what we specialize in.
We can present a cash offer within 24 hours and close in as little as 14 days — or on whatever timeline works best for you.
None. We cover all standard closing costs and charge no fees or commissions. The cash offer we make is what you walk away with.
Yes. We regularly help homeowners sell quickly to settle with the lender before foreclosure is finalized. You can also find prevention resources through the PA Housing Finance Agency. The sooner you reach out, the more options we have.
Request an offer through our form or give us a call. We'll set up a quick walkthrough, present a fair cash offer within 24 hours, and you choose the closing date — in as little as 14 days. No listing, no showings, no waiting on a buyer's mortgage.
No. We buy directly from you, so there's no agent and no commission. You keep more of the sale, and there are no fees — we cover the standard closing costs.
Yes — 18503, 18504, 18505, 18508, 18509, 18510 and 18512, plus the surrounding Lackawanna County towns. Every neighborhood, any condition.
Yes. We make offers on houses as-is, including homes with settling, foundation cracks or sloped floors. We look at the condition during the walkthrough and explain how it affects the offer.
You can usually start early. The executor or administrator typically needs letters from the Lackawanna County Register of Wills before signing the deed, so we can agree on an offer now and set the closing for after the paperwork is in place. An estate attorney can advise on your specific situation.
You sell the house in its current condition: no repairs, no updates, no showings or open houses. We walk through once, give you a written offer, and you decide. There is no obligation to accept.
Other situations we help with: an inherited house, facing foreclosure, free foreclosure counseling resources, a tired-landlord rental, selling during a divorce, a house that needs repairs.
Local, family-owned, and buying houses across Scranton and Lackawanna County since 2019. Reach out for a free, no-obligation cash offer.