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Sell Your Antioch House for Cash, From Rivertown to Deer Valley
We pay cash for Antioch houses in any shape: Rivertown cottages near the waterfront, mid-century homes in Mira Vista and Hillcrest, and the 1990s and 2000s subdivisions in Sand Creek, Lone Tree and Deer Valley. No repairs, no cleaning and no agent commission. Pick your closing date, in 7 days or less.
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Buying East Contra Costa homes for cash since 2014
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Homes We've Bought in Antioch
We've purchased 22 homes in Antioch, out of 300+ across the Bay Area. Zoom out to see them all.
Who buys Antioch houses as-is, for cash?
Out at the eastern edge of Contra Costa County, where the San Joaquin River meets the Delta and the land rises into the foothills, Antioch homeowners deal with a housing mix all their own: turn-of-the-century cottages and waterfront properties down in the historic Rivertown downtown, sprawling ranch-style homes, and the 1990s and 2000s subdivisions that climb toward foothill neighborhoods like Canada Hills. We buy houses anywhere in Antioch directly with cash and exactly as-is, so whether your home needs a roof, a foundation fix, or just decades of deferred upkeep, you skip the repairs, the cleanouts, and the agent commissions entirely.
How does a cash sale of an Antioch house work?
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Why do Antioch owners sell directly to us?
No Strings Attached
Selling an Antioch house the usual way means showings, staging and a repair list from the buyer’s inspector. If the home is a rental, it also means finding a buyer willing to take on the tenant and the city’s rent rules. A direct sale to us skips all of that. We are the buyer, we pay cash, and we make a written offer on the house as it is.
There are no repairs, no cleanouts, no agent commission and no title or closing costs for you. With no lender and no appraisal, there is no loan approval that can fall apart in escrow. You pick the closing date: 7 days or less, or later if that suits you better.
What You Get
Traditional Real Estate
A written offer within 24 hours
No commission on your Antioch sale
You set the closing date
No repairs before you sell
No showings, even with a tenant in place
No title or closing costs for you
Close in 7 days or less
Antioch Houses We Buy: Any Condition, Any Reason
Any Challenge
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What makes a direct sale easier in Antioch?
You deal with one buyer, get one written number, and close when you are ready.
We Pay All Cash
We use our own cash, not a loan, so an appraisal or a flood insurance quote never holds up your Antioch closing.
Easy & Clear Terms
Plain-English paperwork. If the home has a tenant, a second mortgage or an unpermitted addition, we talk about it up front.
We Do the Paperwork
A licensed, insured title company handles escrow and records the deed with the Contra Costa County Clerk-Recorder.
Zero Fees
You pay no commission and no title or closing costs when you sell your Antioch house to us.
Sell "As-Is"
Old wiring, a settling foundation or a yard full of junk is fine. We buy the house the way it sits.
Close in 7 Days or Less
When title is clear, we can close in 7 days or less, or on a later date that works for your move.
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Listing, an Investor or a Direct Sale: Which Fits Your Antioch Home?
A side-by-side look at the three ways most Antioch owners sell.
Traditional Sales Process
- 6% of purchase price plus other fees
- Price haggling and unpredictable offer
- Clean up and repair hassle
- Showings and open houses
- Long sales timeline, often 2-3+ months
Rapid Home Solutions
- ZERO FEES to sell your home
- Highest off-market price
- Sell AS-IS. No cleanup or repairs, or showings
- Close in 7 days or less, or move at your pace, up to 60 days
- No closing costs
Property Investor
- Hidden fees at close
- Lower prices, zero transparency
- High-pressure sales tactics, often not trustworthy
- Small-scale local operators not a trusted brand
What should Antioch homeowners know before selling?
Antioch is one of the oldest towns in the county, and it is also one of the few with its own rent stabilization law. That matters if you own a rental here. The city also has Delta waterfront land on FEMA flood maps and a large share of hillside land on the 2025 fire hazard maps. Below is what each one means for a sale, with the official source.
Which Antioch neighborhoods do we buy in?
We buy across Antioch (94509 and 94531), including:
- Rivertown and downtown: early 1900s to 1940s homes near the San Joaquin River, often with older wiring, settling and additions done without permits.
- Mira Vista and Hillcrest: postwar and mid-century tracts, many owned by the same family for decades.
- Central Antioch: modest single-family homes and small multifamily buildings, many of them rentals.
- Sand Creek, Lone Tree and Deer Valley (94531): 1990s and 2000s subdivisions in the south of the city, some still carrying large loans or second mortgages.
- Waterfront and low-lying areas: homes near the river where flood insurance comes up.
Which Antioch rules affect a sale?
- Rent stabilization. Per the City of Antioch Rent Program, Antioch's Rent Stabilization Ordinance took effect November 11, 2022. For covered units, rent can rise once every 12 months by the lesser of 3% or 60% of the local CPI change. The city's posted limit is 2.04% for increases effective September 14 to November 10, 2026. Units first certified after February 1, 1995 and most single-family homes are exempt from the rent limit, but landlords must still give the city's required notices.
- Just cause and tenant protection. Antioch also has a just cause ordinance (No. 2240-C-S) and an anti-harassment and anti-retaliation ordinance. Ending a tenancy needs a qualifying reason.
- Flood maps. A FEMA flood map revision covering Antioch took effect September 30, 2015, per the Federal Register notice. Homes in a Special Flood Hazard Area must be disclosed, and lenders require flood insurance there.
- Fire maps. The State Fire Marshal acreage table lists about 552 acres Moderate, 3,626 acres High and 858 acres Very High in Antioch on the 2025 maps. High and Very High zone sales also involve defensible space paperwork under Civil Code 1102.19.
- Transfer tax. Antioch has no city transfer tax. Only the county's $1.10 per $1,000 applies, per the Contra Costa Clerk-Recorder.
Can you sell an Antioch rental with tenants in it?
A sale does not end a lease, and in Antioch a landlord also has to follow the city's just cause rules to end a tenancy. If your unit is covered by the rent ordinance, the buyer inherits the current rent and the once-a-year limit. Many buyers do not want that. We buy rentals with tenants in place, keep the lease and take over the city notices after closing. Read more about selling a rental property.
Why do Antioch owners call us?
Mortgage trouble. Some homes bought during the 2000s boom still carry large loans or second mortgages. California requires at least three months between a Notice of Default and the trustee's sale, plus at least 20 days' notice of the sale date. See options when facing foreclosure.
Inherited homes. Contra Costa probate papers are filed and heard at the Wakefield Taylor Courthouse in Martinez, per the Contra Costa Superior Court. Once the executor can sell, we can close in 7 days or less. See our probate guide.
Landlords who are done. Rent limits, notices and repairs lead many small landlords to sell. If an eviction case is already underway, Antioch unlawful detainer cases are heard at the Richard E. Arnason Justice Center in Pittsburg, per the same court page, not in Martinez.
Older Rivertown houses. Old wiring, foundation settling and unpermitted additions are fine.
Nearby cities we buy in. We also buy in Pittsburg, Oakley, Brentwood and Bay Point, and across Contra Costa County.
Frequently Asked Questions About Selling Your Antioch House for Cash
The questions Antioch homeowners ask us most, answered with local specifics.
1. Can you buy my Antioch house before a foreclosure sale?
If the dates allow, yes. After a Notice of Sale is recorded there are at least 20 days before the auction, and you can usually reinstate until five business days before it. Send us the notice so we can tell you plainly whether we can close in time.
2. I owe a lot on my Sand Creek or Lone Tree home. Can you still buy it?
Often. We start from your lender's payoff figure. If the price covers the payoff, we close normally. If it does not, we can talk through whether a short sale makes sense, which needs your lender's approval.
3. Do you buy Antioch homes in a flood zone?
Yes. Waterfront and low-lying homes may be in a FEMA flood zone, where lenders require flood insurance. We pay cash, so that requirement does not apply to our purchase.
4. Does Antioch rent control apply to my rental house?
Most single-family homes and units first certified after February 1, 1995 are exempt from the city's rent limit, but just cause and notice rules can still apply. Check with the city's Rent Program. Either way, we buy with the tenant in place.
5. How fast can you close in Antioch?
In 7 days or less once title is clear. Tenant and probate sales close on the same schedule once the paperwork is ready, or on a later date you choose.
6. Is my Antioch home on the new fire hazard map?
Many hillside homes are. The 2025 maps show about 3,626 High and 858 Very High acres in Antioch. A mapped home must be disclosed, and we can take on the defensible space paperwork as the buyer.
7. Will you buy a Rivertown house with unpermitted work or code violations?
Yes. Open code cases, city liens, unpermitted additions and in-law units are all fine. You do not need to fix or legalize anything before selling to us.