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We've bought in Buncombe County — a house on Maplewood Drive in Asheville and another on 6th Street in Black Mountain, both in 2020 — and we buy across the Asheville area today, from West Asheville to Weaverville, Candler, and Swannanoa. Asheville is about two hours from our Cornelius office, and we make the drive for the right house.

Since Helene's flooding in September 2024, a lot of Asheville-area owners are holding houses that need far more than a weekend of repairs, often alongside insurance questions that drag on for months. We buy as-is: damage, debris, and belongings included. If listing would genuinely net you more, we'll say so.

Asheville Area Housing Market (Buncombe County)

$440,368typical home value
-4.4%past 12 months
+16.0%past 5 years

Values here have softened 4.4% over the past year. In a cooling market, houses that need work sit longest on the listing side — that's usually when a firm as-is number is most useful. Among the 22 counties we buy in, Buncombe County ranks 2nd-highest for home values, above the regional middle of $302,546.

What listing costs on a typical Buncombe County house: roughly $30,826 in commission and closing costs (about 7% of $440,368), before any repairs or months of carrying costs. An as-is cash sale skips all of it. Compare both paths with your own numbers in our net-proceeds calculator — sometimes listing wins, and we'll tell you when it does.

Source: Zillow Home Value Index, September 2026. More counties in our regional market data.

Recent Asheville Purchases

Two Buncombe County purchases

Maplewood Dr in Asheville and 6th St in Black Mountain both closed in 2020, bought as-is for cash. They're also part of a broader western NC track record: four houses in Waynesville and one in East Flat Rock.

Asheville Seller Questions

Do you buy houses damaged by Helene?

We buy houses as-is in any condition, including storm and flood damage. We'll walk you through how the damage factors into the offer. You don't need to finish repairs, insurance claims, or cleanup first.

Asheville prices are high. Is a cash offer going to be low?

A cash offer is always below what a move-in-ready house fetches retail, and we'll show you the comps behind ours. Buncombe County values have softened over the past year, though, and houses that need work feel that first. Run both paths in our net-proceeds calculator before deciding.

Can I sell if I live out of state?

Yes. Many Asheville-area owners are out-of-town heirs or second-home owners. We can handle the whole process remotely, and you sign closing documents wherever you are.

What's a typical house worth around Asheville right now?

Across Buncombe County, which includes Asheville, about $440,368 as of September 2026, per the Zillow Home Value Index — -4.4% over the past year and +16.0% over five years. That's the 2nd-highest of the 22 counties we buy in. Your house's number depends on its condition and nearby sales; we'll walk you through the comps behind any offer.

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