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Repairs and code issues · St. Louis

Tell us what the property needs—without fixing it first.

A rough property can still be reviewable, but repairs are not free and estimates can be wrong. Share known issues and access conditions so the pricing range reflects real uncertainty.

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Known structural, system, and safety issues

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Access, occupancy, cleanup, and utilities

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Code, permit, tax, lien, and title facts

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Repair reserve, resale evidence, and margin floor

Keep your options visible

A direct review is one path, not the only path.

Repair before selling
List as-is on the open market
Review a direct as-is transaction

Common questions

Do I need contractor bids first?+

Not to submit. If reliable bids exist, include them later; otherwise the review must carry an uncertainty reserve.

Will submitting stop a code deadline?+

No. A website review does not pause government, court, lender, insurance, or utility deadlines.

Private property intake

Start with the address.

Optional details are already framed for this situation. You can change them before submitting.

1Property
2Details
3Contact

Include city, state, and ZIP. We will separate the address automatically when possible.

Evidence before price

A pricing recommendation requires a parcel match, usable closed-sale evidence, condition assumptions, title review, and enough room for the transaction to work.