Can You Sell a Fire-Damaged House in Neillsville, WI?

What we take on

You don't have to clean up the house, make repairs, or haul away fire debris to sell it to us. We buy the property as it stands, so you can ask about a sale without preparing the house first.

If fire or utility officials have restricted access, follow their directions. Do not enter until the officials responsible for the property say it is safe.

Insurance proceeds and your mortgage

We buy the house exactly as it stands, and you keep your insurance proceeds. If you still have a mortgage, your lender may have a say in how that check is used — we'll walk through it with you.

What happens next

1. Tell us what happened and what you know about the damage and access to the house.
2. We discuss the property with you and provide the written offer and terms before you decide whether to move forward.
3. If you choose to sell, the closing takes place through a title company.

Neillsville safety and permit information

The City's Forms and Permits page lists building and demolition applications. For property in unincorporated Clark County, the county's Planning & Zoning office handles permits and inspections. If fire or utility officials have restricted access to the house, stay out until they say it is safe.

• City of Neillsville Forms and Permits — building and demolition application information.
• Clark County Planning & Zoning — county permitting and inspection information for unincorporated areas.

Compare rebuilding with selling as-is

Compare repair and cleanup estimates, time, carrying costs, and the written sale terms. The calculator gives you a planning estimate, not an offer.