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County-Seat Cash Buyers for White Plains Homes & Co-ops

We Buy Houses in White Plains, NY Fast for Cash

Selling a Battle Hill colonial, a Gedney Farms Tudor or a co-op a few blocks from the Metro-North station? We pay cash for White Plains homes in their current condition. Expect a written offer within a day and a closing on the date that suits you, as soon as 7 days out.

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🔒 Free, no obligation — the address is all we need to get started

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🏢Co-ops & Condos Considered
⚖️Estate Sales Near the Courthouse
🧰No Repairs or Staging
📍Every White Plains ZIP
Cash Home Buyers White Plains, NY

An Easier Way Out of a White Plains Home

White Plains buyers tend to be particular. Many are paying for a short commute and a well-known address, and they expect a house that is ready on day one. If yours has a 1960s kitchen, an oil tank in the yard or a co-op board that slows every deal, that expectation works against you. Simply Sold RE buys White Plains homes for cash in the condition they are in, so the gap between what buyers want and what the house is stops being your problem. If you are weighing a quick close against a higher list price, our sell my house fast in Westchester page shows what a cash timeline looks like anywhere in the county.

As the seat of Westchester County, White Plains is part downtown and part neighborhood. The center is office towers, the county courthouse, shopping and apartment buildings clustered around the train station and Mamaroneck Avenue. Around it sit residential neighborhoods with real character: Battle Hill, named for the 1776 Battle of White Plains; Gedney Farms, laid out in the 1920s with stone and stucco Tudors; Fisher Hill and the Highlands with their older colonials; and Rosedale and Ridgeway closer to the Scarsdale and Harrison lines.

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White Plains ZIP Codes We Buy In
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Co-ops, Condos and the Board Question

White Plains has a long list of co-op and condo buildings, many of them several decades old. Selling a co-op means getting a buyer through the board: a full financial package, an interview, and in some buildings limits on financing or on who may buy. Any of those steps can add weeks or end a deal. We are upfront about this. Some boards do not allow purchases by companies, so we check the building's rules before we make an offer. Where we can buy, we come with cash and no mortgage contingency, which removes one of the most common reasons boards say no.

Condos are simpler since there is no board approval, but older condo buildings can carry special assessments for roofs, elevators or facades. We take those into account and still buy.

Property Taxes in the City of White Plains

The city's Commissioner of Finance, at City Hall on Main Street, bills three times a year: the first half of city and school taxes in July, the second half in January, and the county tax in April. Each bill can be paid through the end of its month without penalty, but after that penalties and interest add up month by month. One wrinkle: some homes with a White Plains mailing address, especially in ZIP codes 10603 and 10607, are actually in neighboring towns such as Greenburgh, and their taxes are collected by that town instead. Either way, back taxes are paid from your sale proceeds at closing.

Price Your White Plains Home

Single-family, co-op or condo, polished or tired. Give us the address and we will put a cash figure in writing, with no fees taken out of it.

  • ✅Written cash figure within a day
  • ✅Close in a week or on your schedule
  • ✅No mortgage contingency
  • ✅Take only what you want to keep
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Simple 3-Step Process

Three Steps to Sell Your White Plains Home

No listing agreement, no weekend open houses and no waiting to hear whether a buyer's loan was approved.

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Send the Address

Use the form or call (914) 610-7499. If it is a co-op, give us the building name so we can look at its purchase rules right away.

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Review Your Offer

We weigh recent White Plains sales against the work your home needs and send a written price. Take a few days, ask questions, compare it with a listing.

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Close and Move On

Your attorney and ours set the date. Your loan, taxes and any assessments are paid at closing, and you receive the rest the same day.

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White Plains Neighborhoods & ZIP Codes

Downtown and the Neighborhoods Around It

We buy across 10601, 10603, 10605, 10606 and 10607, including White Plains addresses that sit just over the town lines.

Downtown
Battle Hill
Gedney Farms
Fisher Hill
The Highlands
Carhart
Rosedale
Ridgeway
North Broadway
ZIP 10601
ZIP 10603
ZIP 10605
ZIP 10606
ZIP 10607
the Lower Hudson Valley

More Towns Where We Buy

White Plains sits in the middle of the county, and we buy in every direction from it, plus across the river in Rockland and north into Putnam.

FAQs

Selling Your White Plains, NY House — Common Questions

Answers for White Plains homeowners weighing a cash sale against a listing.

A Quick Guide to White Plains Neighborhoods

What your home is worth depends on the street, the building and its condition, and we price each one from actual nearby sales. Instead of invented price bands, here is what each area is known for.

Section of the CityHomes You'll SeeTypical Seller Hurdles
Downtown & North BroadwayCo-op and condo buildings, plus early 20th-century houses along North BroadwayBoard approvals, building assessments, financing limits
Battle HillSingle-family homes and some apartment buildings on the hill west of downtownOlder systems, steep driveways and yards, estates
Gedney Farms1920s-era Tudors, stone and stucco houses on winding streetsSlate roofs, steam heat, original wiring in large homes
Fisher Hill, the Highlands & CarhartColonials and older single-families near downtown and the schoolsDated kitchens and baths, oil tanks, long-held family homes
Rosedale & RidgewayLarger suburban lots toward Scarsdale and HarrisonRelocations, divorces, homes needing full updates to compete

Where White Plains Homes Lose Buyers

The same few items turn a promising showing into a lost buyer or a big repair credit.

  • Oil tanks: Buried tanks from the oil-heat era, which buyers' insurers and lenders often want tested or removed.
  • Systems past their prime: Steam boilers, undersized electrical service and plumbing original to the house.
  • Unfinished paperwork: Finished basements, decks or additions that never got a certificate from the city building department.
  • Building issues for co-ops and condos: Pending assessments, low reserves or rules that limit who can buy.

Selling to us, none of that has to be resolved first. We buy the property as it stands and handle it after closing.

What Draws People to White Plains

Steady demand here comes from a handful of things that are not going anywhere:

  • Transit: the White Plains station on Metro-North's Harlem Line, the Bee-Line bus hub across the street, and Interstate 287 plus the Bronx River and Hutchinson River parkways.
  • Jobs: Westchester County government, the courts, White Plains Hospital and the offices downtown.
  • Places: the Westchester County Center, Mamaroneck Avenue's restaurants, and Revolutionary War history at the Jacob Purdy House.

The Courthouse Is in Your Backyard: Probate and Foreclosure

Every Westchester estate is handled by the Surrogate's Court at the county courthouse on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard in White Plains. Executors receive Letters Testamentary, and administrators receive Letters of Administration when there is no will. Once those are issued, the fiduciary can sell. We are glad to agree on terms earlier so the family can plan.

Westchester foreclosure cases are heard in State Supreme Court in the same building. New York requires a 90-day notice before a lender files, and owner-occupants get mandatory settlement conferences once the case is underway. Selling before a referee's sale is scheduled lets you protect your remaining equity.

White Plains Offices That Matter When You Sell
White Plains Commissioner of Finance
City, school and county tax bills for properties inside city limits, at City Hall, 255 Main Street
NYS Homeowner Protection Program (HOPP)
A state program connecting homeowners to free foreclosure counseling and legal help
Westchester County Surrogate's Court
Probate and administration filings, at the county courthouse downtown
White Plains Building Department
Permit history and certificates for past renovations

Curious What a Cash Buyer Would Pay?

Give us your White Plains address and we will send a written number, usually by the next day.

It depends on the building. Every co-op sale needs board approval, and some White Plains boards do not allow companies or investors to buy. Send us the building name and we will review its purchase rules with you before making an offer, so you know where you stand from the start.
Yes. Many homes with a White Plains mailing address, particularly in 10603 and 10607, are in neighboring towns. We buy them all. The only difference is which tax office gets paid at closing.
No. White Plains does not charge its own transfer tax. Sellers pay New York State's 0.4% transfer tax, and on residential sales of $1 million or more the buyer pays the state's 1% mansion tax.
Not for us. Buried tanks scare off many financed buyers and their insurers, but we buy the house with the tank in the ground and deal with testing or removal ourselves after closing.
As soon as the Surrogate's Court has issued Letters Testamentary or Letters of Administration and the title work is clear, often within one to two weeks of that. We can sign a contract while you wait for the letters.
10601, 10603, 10605, 10606 and 10607, covering downtown, Battle Hill, Gedney Farms, Fisher Hill, the Highlands, Carhart, Rosedale, Ridgeway and North Broadway, as well as White Plains addresses just outside the city line.
White Plains & Westchester County

Find Out What Your White Plains Home Is Worth to Us

No cost, no commitment and no repairs. Just a straight cash number you can compare with any other option.

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