Wisconsin’s Cash Home Buyer — We Come to You, Statewide
I’m Carter Crowley. My dad Bryan and I have been buying homes across Wisconsin since 2015. We started in Oshkosh, expanded into the Fox Valley, and now work statewide — Milwaukee and the southeast, Green Bay, the Fox Cities, Madison, Fond du Lac, and out into central Wisconsin markets like Wausau and Stevens Point. We’ve purchased and renovated over 300 properties in this state. The case studies below are from six of them, spread across the state — different cities, different situations, different reasons the sellers needed a cash buyer instead of a traditional listing.
The process is the same regardless of where you are in Wisconsin: we walk the property, give you a real written offer based on what we see, and let you pick the closing date. No repairs, no cleaning, no agent commissions, no bank appraisals that can derail a deal. We cover closing costs and handle the title work.
I want to be direct about something: a cash sale isn’t the right move for every homeowner. If your home is in solid condition and you have time, a traditional listing will typically net you more money. I hold an active Wisconsin real estate license (License #81027-94 through Realty One Group Haven), so I can walk you through both paths honestly. When a cash sale genuinely fits your situation, we’re ready to move. When it doesn’t, I’ll tell you that too.
How a Cash Sale Works
Step 1 — Tell Us About the Property
Fill out the form above or call us at (920) 215-4201. We’ll ask about the address, the general condition, and what your timeline looks like. Takes about five minutes. No commitment, no sales pressure.
Step 2 — We Schedule a Walkthrough
We come to you — anywhere in Wisconsin. We look at the structure, the mechanicals, and the realistic scope of renovation. We’ve walked properties with severe hoarding situations, caved-in foundations, smoke damage, and homes that have sat vacant for a decade. Nothing changes the process.
Step 3 — You Get a Written Cash Offer
Usually the same day we walk the property. It’s a firm number — not a range, not a preliminary estimate. We’ll also share what we believe the home would sell for on the open market so you have a real comparison. No expiration pressure, no obligation to decide on the spot.
Step 4 — Close on Your Schedule
We buy with cash — no bank approval, no appraisal, no financing contingency that can collapse at the last minute. We’ve closed in ten days when the seller needed it fast. We’ve also waited months when the seller needed to coordinate a move or close on another property first. We cover closing costs, handle title, and let you leave behind whatever you don’t want to deal with.
Six Homes We’ve Purchased Across Wisconsin
These are real transactions — six different Wisconsin cities, six different situations. Each one represents a scenario where listing on the open market wasn’t practical, and a direct cash sale was the cleaner path.
Milwaukee — 3222 N 25th St — Mom’s House, Hoarder Situation, Burst Pipes
Freeman’s mother had passed away recently, and the home she’d lived in on Milwaukee’s north side needed to be dealt with. The house was a hoarding situation — she’d accumulated a lifetime of belongings that filled every room. On top of that, a pipe had burst in the basement over the winter, and the water damage had made its way through the lower level. Freeman wasn’t in a position to manage a cleanup, coordinate repairs, or deal with months of showings while processing the loss of his mother.
We walked the property, understood the full scope of what was there, and put an offer in Freeman’s hands the same day. He didn’t touch anything. We bought it as-is, handled the water damage, and managed the entire cleanout ourselves. If you’re working through a similar situation, our guide to selling an inherited home in Wisconsin covers every step of the process.
Oshkosh — 1711 Michigan St — Caved Foundation, Leaking Roof, Structural Damage Throughout
Alex’s house on Michigan Street in Oshkosh had serious structural problems — the foundation had begun to cave in, the roof was actively leaking, and the combination of both meant the interior had sustained significant damage over time. Properties in this condition don’t qualify for conventional financing, which immediately eliminates 90% of potential buyers. Even the cash buyers on the MLS tend to avoid homes with structural issues this severe because the renovation scope is harder to underwrite.
Alex needed an as-is sale and needed it done quickly. We walked the property, assessed the structural situation with Bryan — who handles all our renovation planning — and built our offer around the true cost of what it would take to rebuild from the foundation up. We closed on Alex’s timeline. He didn’t put a dollar into the place before handing over the keys. This is the kind of property we specifically look for — one that a traditional buyer can’t or won’t touch. Our page on selling a house with foundation issues in Wisconsin goes deeper on what your options look like in that situation.
Green Bay — 3911 Lloyd St — Inherited Home, Hoarding Situation, Major Structural Deficiencies
James inherited his father’s house on Lloyd Street in Green Bay. His dad had lived there for decades and the home reflected it — years of accumulated belongings packed into every room, a roof that had been leaking long enough to cause damage to the floors below, basement water intrusion, and windows that needed full replacement. The combination of a hoarding cleanout, a leaking roof, structural repairs, and a basement drainage issue stacked the renovation estimate well beyond what the home’s market value could support.
James lived out of state and couldn’t manage a multi-phase renovation project remotely. Listing wasn’t realistic — any inspection would have produced a repair list that would have scared off conventional buyers. We made him a cash offer based on what we could see and what we knew the renovation would realistically require. He left everything behind, we coordinated the full cleanout and rebuild, and James was able to settle his father’s estate without the property hanging over it for months. We buy homes in Green Bay and throughout northeastern Wisconsin — see our Green Bay page for more details on that market.
Kaukauna — 708 Miller Lane Ct — Estate Sale, Home Still Occupied, Closed in 3 Weeks
Shannon was handling the settlement of a family estate in Kaukauna. The complication was that a family member was still living in the property — and the home was in rough condition, needing a full interior remodel. Scheduling showings around an occupant who may not cooperate is difficult enough. Asking conventional buyers to commit to a major renovation on a home they can barely access is nearly impossible. Listing wasn’t a realistic path.
We evaluated the property based on what we could assess, put a written offer in Shannon’s hands the same day we visited, and closed three weeks later. The remaining family member was given time to transition out. Shannon didn’t have to manage any of the logistics that would have made a traditional sale unworkable. She could leave anything behind that wasn’t worth moving.
“Highly recommend! From the very first communication to the closing this company is great! We worked with Carter and he was very professional and the emails and communication was excellent. We are very happy with how everything went and the ease of the sale.” — Shannon, Kaukauna
Fond du Lac — W3465 County Rd Q — 15 Years in the Home, Moving to an Apartment, No Repairs
Gary had lived at his Fond du Lac County property for fifteen years and was ready to move on. He was transitioning into an apartment and had no interest in sinking money into repairs or spending months waiting for the right buyer to come along. The house needed work — it wasn’t in move-in condition — and Gary’s position was straightforward: he wanted to sell it the way it sat, get his money, and move forward. No contractors, no prep, no showings.
That’s a clean fit for what we do. We walked the property, made Gary a fair offer for the home in its current condition, and let him set the closing date around his apartment move. He left behind what he didn’t want to haul out, and we took care of everything after. If you’re in a similar position in the Fond du Lac area, our Fond du Lac page has more details on that market specifically.
Plover — 5753 Shady Dr — Family Property for 50+ Years, 9 Acres, Same-Day Offer
Robert’s property on Shady Drive in Plover had been in his family for over fifty years. It sat on nine acres and had accumulated the kind of deferred maintenance you’d expect from a property that age — several things needed attention, the financials to fix them weren’t there, and Robert wasn’t looking to take that on. He wanted to downsize, pay off his debts, and move into something newer and lower-maintenance. The sale proceeds needed to fund the next purchase, which meant the timing had to work both ways.
We walked the property, gave Robert a written offer the same day, and structured the closing date to land before he needed to complete his next purchase. He walked away debt-free, fully funded his new home from the sale, and didn’t have to manage the renovation or carry two properties simultaneously. We buy homes throughout central Wisconsin — see our Central Wisconsin communities page for Wausau, Stevens Point, Wisconsin Rapids, and the surrounding markets.
“He was fair and honest and a pleasure to work with.” — Robert, Plover
What Homeowners Say After Selling to Us
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.8 stars — 85+ verified Google reviews across Wisconsin — read them all here
“Carter from CB solutions was wonderful, very helpful through all the different steps and I was given a very decent offer for my house. Easy, fast, and fair process — would recommend to anyone.”
— Scott, Oshkosh
“Very responsive, honest and reliable. Always on time and ready to answer any questions right away. Stayed connected through all of our transaction. Thank you to Carter and the CB Home Solutions for the super efficient and smooth sale of my property.”
— Tad W
“I recently sold a house with CB Home Solutions, and the entire process was smooth, fast, and stress-free. Communication was clear from start to finish, and they followed through on everything they promised.”
— Landon Frye
Who You’re Working With
We’re Carter and Bryan Crowley — father and son, based in Oshkosh. CB Home Solutions has been buying and renovating homes across Wisconsin since 2015. In that time we’ve closed over 300 transactions, from Milwaukee to Green Bay, from Madison to central Wisconsin. Carter handles every acquisition personally and holds Wisconsin Real Estate License #81027-94 through Realty One Group Haven. Bryan manages every renovation project from demo through final walkthrough.
When you reach out to us, you’re talking to the people who actually buy your home. There’s no call center, no lead reseller, no investor you’ve never met showing up at your door. The case studies on this page are our transactions — properties we walked, offers we made, and closings we handled. We’ve been doing this in Wisconsin for a decade, and our track record here is public: BBB A+ accreditation, 85+ Google reviews, and over 300 closed deals. You can read more on our About Our Company page.
Wisconsin Markets Where We Buy Homes
We operate statewide. The links below go to city-specific pages with local housing details, case studies from those markets, and what to expect when selling there.
Southeastern Wisconsin
Fox Valley & Northeast Wisconsin
South Central & Other Markets
Don’t see your city listed? Call us at (920) 215-4201. If we’ve bought in your area, we’ll tell you. If we haven’t, we’ll be upfront about that too.
Questions Wisconsin Homeowners Ask Us
How do you come up with your offer price?
We look at three things: what the property would be worth after a complete renovation, what it will realistically cost us to get it there, and the margin we need to make the project work. We subtract our renovation estimate and required margin from the after-repair value to arrive at what we can pay. We’re happy to walk you through that math on your specific property — and we’ll also tell you what we think the home would likely sell for on the open market right now, so you can compare both options side by side. You can also read more in our guide on how much your Wisconsin home is worth.
Do I have to do anything to the house before you walk it?
Nothing. Don’t clean it, don’t repair anything, don’t throw anything away on our account. We’ve purchased homes that were active hoarding situations, homes with burst pipes and standing water, homes that had been vacant for years, and homes that needed full interior demolition before we could even start renovating. You show us the house the way it is. That’s what we price.
What’s the difference between you and a national “we buy houses” company?
The national brands are typically lead generation companies — they collect your information and sell it to a local investor. You may never speak to the actual buyer. We are the buyer. Carter walks every property personally, makes every offer, and handles every closing himself. There’s no handoff, no franchise middleman, and no fee layered into the offer because someone had to pay for your lead. We’ve been buying homes in Wisconsin since 2015 and our reputation here — BBB A+, 85+ Google reviews, 300+ closed transactions — reflects a decade of individual deals, not a call center. Our page on cash home buying companies in Wisconsin breaks down what to watch for when comparing buyers.
What if I owe more on the house than it’s worth?
This comes up more than you’d expect. If you’re underwater on the mortgage, a cash sale alone won’t cover the payoff — but that doesn’t necessarily mean you’re out of options. Depending on your situation, a short sale negotiation with the lender may be worth exploring. If you’re behind on payments and worried about foreclosure, the timing of a sale matters a lot. Our page on selling while behind on mortgage payments in Wisconsin walks through the realistic options. We’d rather give you accurate information upfront than make promises we can’t keep.
Get a Cash Offer on Your Wisconsin Home
Fill out the form above or call us directly at (920) 215-4201. We’ll schedule a time to walk the property, and you’ll have a written offer in hand — typically the same day we visit. No obligation to accept, no pressure either way. If a cash sale is the right move for your situation, we’ll make it as simple as possible. If it isn’t, we’ll tell you that honestly.
More Resources for Wisconsin Home Sellers
- How Much Is My House Worth in Wisconsin?
- As-Is Home Buyers in Wisconsin
- Selling Your Home During a Divorce in Wisconsin
- Navigating Probate in Wisconsin to Sell a House
- Seller Resources — Guides for Every Situation
CB Home Solutions — Buying homes statewide across Wisconsin since 2015
(920) 215-4201 — carter@flipfoxvalley.com