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We buy houses in Hampton, VA

Sell your house fast in Hampton, VA, for cash and as-is.

Hampton has about 137,000 people and a lot of older homes sitting on the water, near the base, or on streets where nothing has been updated in decades. We buy them for cash, as-is, from Buckroe and Phoebus to Fox Hill, Wythe and Coliseum Central.

Maybe it's a bungalow that flooded last storm season, a rental near Langley you're tired of managing, or a parent's house in Aberdeen that nobody has the energy to clear out. Send us the address and you'll have a cash number within 24 hours. You don't fix anything, clean anything or pay an agent.

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Hampton housing by the numbers

137,557
Residents
$245,700
Median home value
1974
Typical home built
56.9%
Owner-occupied homes

The typical Hampton house went up around 1974. That is old enough that the original plumbing, wiring and windows are tired, and most roofs have been replaced once already. About 57 percent of homes are owner-occupied, so a good share of the city rents, and we talk to plenty of landlords. None of those repairs need to happen before you sell to us.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates.

The kinds of Hampton houses we buy

Most of what we see in Hampton is brick and vinyl-sided ranches and split-levels from the 1950s through the 1970s, small cottages near Buckroe Beach and Phoebus, and townhomes and condos closer to the water. Older houses tend to need the same things: a tired roof, galvanized or old copper plumbing, outdated electrical panels, crawl spaces with moisture problems and heat pumps past their years. Houses near the Bay and the creeks also pick up water damage, and flood insurance quotes scare off a lot of ordinary buyers.

We buy all of it. Condition changes the price, not whether we make an offer. That includes ranches, cottages, townhomes, duplexes, military rentals and houses with a flooded first floor. It also includes the ones that have sat empty long enough for a neighbor to call the city.

We buy Hampton houses in any condition

Leave the cleanup, the repairs and anything you don't want to us. We took these photos on real walkthroughs, and this is the condition we buy houses in.

Living room with the floor tile torn up down to stained plywood, a pet crate and belongings still in the room
Flooring torn up to the subfloor. You do not have to finish it.
Overgrown backyard with a metal shed surrounded by trash bags, old bins and a broken lawn mower
A yard full of junk and an overgrown lot. Leave it where it is.
Basement with an aging water heater, old furnace, exposed ductwork and a damp concrete floor
A damp basement and old mechanicals. We still buy it.
Storage building packed with shelving, bins and household items up to the open rafters
Storage filled to the rafters. Nothing needs to be removed.
Living room with moving boxes, pillows and stacked belongings covering the floor
Boxes and belongings fill the room. You can leave them in place.

The Hampton situations we buy in

Flood damage and a flood zone

Hampton sits on the Chesapeake Bay and Hampton Roads, and storm surge and heavy rain reach a lot of streets. A house with water damage, mold or a bad flood insurance rate is hard to list the normal way. We price the repair into our offer and buy the house as it is.

Military orders and PCS moves

With Langley and Fort Monroe close by, plenty of owners get orders on short notice. If you have to leave and can't keep paying for a house on the market, we can close in 30 days or less, or on the date your move needs.

A house you inherited

If the house came to you from a parent or grandparent, you don't have to clear it out, fix it up or list it. We can make an offer now and close once the estate paperwork lets you sign.

Behind on the mortgage

Virginia lenders usually foreclose without going to court. The lender's trustee advertises the sale, and an owner living in the home gets a certified letter at least 60 days before the sale date. If you're behind, call early. Selling before the sale date pays off the lender at closing.

The rental you're done with

Hampton has a large renter base and a lot of landlords who inherited a duplex or bought one years ago. If the tenant stopped paying, the unit needs work between leases, or you just want out, we buy rentals with the tenants still living there and work out a plan for them with you.

Code violations and city letters

Overgrown yards, a collapsing fence, boarded windows on an empty house. Fines pile up and most buyers want them cleared before closing. We buy houses with open violations and deal with the city ourselves after we close.

How selling for cash works in Hampton

Here is how a cash sale works in Hampton. You call or send the form, we look at the house and send a cash offer within 24 hours, and if you say yes, a title company handles the settlement. You pick the closing date, and we can close in 30 days or less.

If you're behind on your mortgage, timing matters more. Virginia lenders usually foreclose without going to court. The lender's trustee runs the sale notice in the newspaper, and the sale can be held no sooner than 8 days after the first notice. If you live in the house, the lender also has to mail you the notice by certified or registered mail at least 60 days before the sale.

That leaves a window once the letter shows up. If we buy the house before the sale, the lender is paid off at closing and the sale stops. The earlier you reach out, the more room there is to make this work.

How it works

Three steps to a cash sale.

1

Tell us about the house

Call us or fill out the short form. Give us the address and tell us about the condition of the house and your situation. That is enough to start.

2

Get your cash offer

We review the house and send you a fair cash offer within 24 hours. You'll see how we got to the number, and you're under no obligation to take it.

3

Close on your date

You pick the closing date. Closing in 30 days or less is possible, and a later date is fine if you need more time. A title company handles the paperwork and you walk away with cash.

Refreshed monthly

September 2026: what the Hampton city, VA market looks like

Typical asking price
$320,000
Houses listed
413
Typical days listed
40
Newly listed this month
180
Sellers who dropped their price
28.3%
Pending sales
27
Asking price vs. last year
+2.7%

In September 2026, 413 houses were listed in Hampton city, VA, up 17% compared with last year. Half were priced above $320,000 and half below, and the typical house had been listed for 40 days. About 1 in 4 sellers lowered the price they were asking that month.

Those 40 days measure time after the listing starts. Before that, repairs and cleanup can take weeks. Afterward, the buyer's lender may need about a month to finish closing. Listing may bring you the highest price if the house is updated and you have time to wait. A cash sale lets you skip that wait when the property needs repairs, is tenant occupied, or you need to sell sooner. Ask us for a cash price to compare with a listing.

Typical asking price over the past yearOct '25 to Sep '26
$260K$280K$300K$320K$340K$360KNov '25Jan '26Mar '26May '26Jul '26Sep '26
Hampton city, VA typical asking price, month by month
MonthTypical asking priceTypical days listedHouses listed
Oct '25$300,00043343
Nov '25$299,90040382
Dec '25$299,00049354
Jan '26$299,70050329
Feb '26$307,42540334
Mar '26$320,22542324
Apr '26$319,42538319
May '26$315,00030376
Jun '26$317,45035381
Jul '26$315,00037382
Aug '26$325,00037398
Sep '26$320,00040413

Source: Realtor.com Economic Research, Hampton city, VA listing figures. We update these after the monthly data is released.

Run the numbers on a Hampton sale

Expect a cash price below what you would ask when listing the house. A buyer who promises otherwise is preparing to lower the offer after you commit.

Start with what you would keep from the sale. In Hampton, the median home value is about $245,700. At that price, a six percent commission takes $14,742, with repair bills still to come. Count the repairs the buyer asks for after the inspection. Add months of mortgage payments, property taxes, insurance and utilities while you wait to sell. Then compare what is left with our cash price.

Listing can still leave you with more money. When it does, listing is the right choice. We want to tell you that upfront so you do not sell to us and later regret taking the house off the market.

A simpler way to sell your Hampton house

Selling with a real estate agent

  • Six percent in commissions off your sale price
  • Repairs, cleanup and staging before it lists
  • Showings with strangers walking through your home
  • Two to three months on the market, then a wait to close
  • Deals that fall through when the buyer's loan does

Selling to MalBuysHouses Nationwide

  • A cash offer within 24 hours
  • Pick your closing date, as soon as 30 days or less
  • No repairs and no cleanup. Sell it as-is
  • No agent commissions and no closing costs
  • One honest offer and no pressure to take it

What sellers say about working with Mal

"Malachi saved us from losing everything. We closed in 9 days and walked away with cash in hand. He was honest the whole way through — no pressure, no games."
D. Williams, Baltimore County, MD
"I was three months behind and didn't know what to do. Memorable Home Buyers explained everything clearly and made a fair offer the same day I called. Highly recommend."
T. Jackson, Prince George's County, MD
"Malachi was a pleasure to work with. We inherited a home that we could not pay the repairs on. He gave us a fair price, and closed exactly when he said he would. Was a quick, easy and very convenient process."
Kourtney Wright, Google review
"I had only 8 days left to stop my foreclosure. Malachi came in and showed me what options I had left, and once we agreed on me selling he purchased the home and was able to prevent that stuff on my record. I appreciate him for helping us."
Margaret, Florida
"Me and my husband had a property we just didn't want to deal with anymore. It had leaks in the roof, needed a new water heater and a bunch of other stuff we didn't have the energy to fix anymore. Mal gave us a fair cash offer and made our downsizing process simple"
Melissa, Texas

Four questions, about a minute

What should you do with your Hampton house?

Tell us a little about the house and your timing, and we will show you which options fit yours. Then, if you would like a cash offer, you can request one in one more step.

Question 1 of 4

What's going on with the house?

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Our promise to you

Four things you can count on when you sell to us

Mal is your contact throughout the sale, from your first call through closing. We make these four promises for every house we buy.

The number holds

Your settlement statement will show the price we agreed to if the property is as you described it by phone. If we find a major issue during the walkthrough that you had not mentioned, we explain the difference to you before proceeding.

A contract you can read

We use plain English in our purchase agreement. Bring it home for your family to read. Before signing, ask us to explain any part you have questions about.

You pick the date

On our first call, let us know when you need to close. If that date will not work for us, we tell you during that call. You will know before making a commitment.

An honest answer, even when it costs us the sale

We tell you when selling through an agent would bring you more money. A cash sale does not suit everyone. We want you to hear that from us.

Whatever's going on with your Hampton house, we can help.

Owners sell for many different reasons. If the house has become more trouble than it is worth, tell us. We won't judge, and you don't have to sell.

Flood damage and a flood zone
Military orders and PCS moves
A house you inherited
Behind on the mortgage
The rental you're done with
Code violations and city letters
Inherited a house you don't want
Repairs you can't afford
Going through probate or a divorce
Tired of dealing with tenants

Guides for Virginia homeowners

Plain answers to the questions sellers ask us most.

Where we buy in Hampton

  • Buckroe Beach
  • Phoebus
  • Fox Hill
  • Wythe
  • Coliseum Central
  • Aberdeen
  • Fort Monroe
  • Langley
  • Hampton University area
  • Willow Oaks
  • Old Hampton
  • Merrimac Shores
  • Newmarket

Nearby areas we also buy in

Hampton sellers ask us these

Straight answers, no sales pitch.

Yes. Flooding is common near the Bay and the creeks, and it is one of the main reasons people call us. We factor the repairs into the offer and buy the house as it is, so you never deal with a restoration company.
We can close in 30 days or less once you accept the offer, and sooner when a deadline calls for it. If you need more time to move, pick a later date.
Often, yes, if there's enough time. A homeowner living in the house gets a certified letter at least 60 days before the trustee sale. Selling before the sale date pays off the lender at closing and stops the sale. Call as soon as the letter arrives.
Yes. If you have orders, tell us your date. We can close in 30 days or less, or later if you need the house to stay in your name a little longer.
All of it, including Buckroe Beach, Phoebus, Fox Hill, Wythe, Coliseum Central, Aberdeen and Fort Monroe.
Yes. You don't need to wait for a lease to end or evict anyone. We buy with tenants in place and work out a plan for them with you.
No. There are no commissions, no closing costs and no fees. You walk away with the price we agree on, minus anything owed to your lender.

Get your cash offer today.

Tell us where the house is and briefly describe its condition. We will give you a fair cash offer without any commitment to sell. You leave the repairs and the cleanup to us.

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