"We buy houses" companies in Portland, OR, rated

We found 21 companies that advertise “we buy houses” or “sell your house fast for cash” in the Portland area. 11 have enough public reviews to score. Compare them on Google ratings and recent activity before you sign anything.

Data as of October 2026. How we rate buyers

cash home buyers in the Portland area

19%

have zero Google reviews

Google reviews for the typical buyer

reviewed buyers with no new Google review in 12 months

Top-rated cash home buyers in Portland

Ranked by CashBuyerRated Score. Companies can't pay to rank.

The Portland cash-buyer market by the numbers

How Portland compares with the other 35 metros we track, from the same public data as the ranking.

Portland has the fewest listed cash buyers of the 36 metros we track (21).
The typical Portland buyer has 6 Google reviews, above the 4-review median across all 36 metros.
29% of Portland buyers advertise a specific closing window on their website (typically 7 days), above the 18% median across all 36 metros.
33% of Portland buyers received a new Google review in the last 90 days, above the 26% median across all 36 metros.
1 of the 21 Portland listings is a franchise or national brand (5%), the highest share of the 36 metros.

listed cash buyers (36th of 36 metros by count)

Google reviews for the typical buyer (median metro: 4)

29%

advertise a closing window (median metro: 18%)

33%

got a new Google review in 90 days (median metro: 26%)

24%

with a BBB profile we matched (median metro: 18%)

shared-phone groups under different brand names

franchise or national brand listed

top score in Portland (PDX Renovations); median metro top score 95

What's different about selling for cash in Oregon

State rules that apply to a cash sale in Oregon, each with its source. This isn't legal advice; check the source before you rely on it.

Transfer tax
In Oregon, there is no state transfer tax; Washington County charges 0.1%.
Source: washingtoncountyor.govEstimate what you'd keep with the home sale calculator
Lis pendens (lawsuit notice on the title)
In Oregon, a recorded notice that a lawsuit involves the property is called a notice of pendency of an action (lis pendens), under Or. Rev. Stat. § 93.740. No fixed expiration in statute.
Source: Or. Rev. Stat. § 93.740Lis pendens rules in every state
Wholesaling law: HB 4058
Oregon: Registration with the Oregon Real Estate Agency unless licensed; written disclosures; buyer or seller may cancel through the third business day.
Source: Oregon Real Estate Agency: Property wholesaling law and rule overviewWholesaling laws in every state
Agent commissions (national)
Nationally, buyer's-agent commissions averaged 2.42% in Q3 2025 per Redfin; the listing agent's fee is separate and negotiable.
Source: Redfin: agent commissions, Q3 2025

National buyers active in Portland

Big national companies and marketplaces that say they buy homes in the Portland area.

Other cash buyers in the Portland area

Not enough public reviews to score yet. Fewer reviews doesn't mean a bad buyer, just less track record to check.

Priority Homes5★ · 3 Google reviews · priorityhomebuyers.com
Bridgetown Home Buyers5★ · 2 Google reviews · bridgetownhomebuyers.com
Hendrick Home Buyers5★ · 2 Google reviews · hendrickhomebuyers.com
Sell My House Fast Guys1★ · 2 Google reviews · sellmyhousefastguys.com
Cascade House Buyers5★ · 1 Google review · cascadehousebuyers.com
Summit Development5★ · 1 Google review · summithousebuyers.com
503 Cash BuyersNo Google reviews · No website listed
MyPropertyHelp.comNo Google reviews · Website not working
We Buy Your House in PortlandNo Google reviews · Website not working
York Home BuyersNo Google reviews · yorkhomebuyers.com

How to sell your house fast in Portland

Speed usually costs some price. Here's how the three main routes compare, and what Portland cash buyers promise on their own websites.

Route	Time to close	Price	Best for
Local cash buyer ("we buy houses")	Often 1–3 weeks; many advertise 7 days	Below market; varies widely by buyer	Repairs, inherited homes, tight deadlines
iBuyer	Usually a few weeks; you pick the date	Closer to market for newer homes, minus a service fee	Newer homes in good condition
Listing with an agent	Longest: showings plus buyer financing	Usually the highest price	When you have time and the home shows well

5
Portland buyers advertise closing in 7 days or less
11
say they buy as-is, with no repairs
4
say they pay closing costs

These are claims from company websites, not verified results. A fast closing only helps if the price holds: iBuyers active here include Opendoor. See the best national cash buyers and how to sell as-is without getting lowballed.

Before you sign with any Portland cash buyer

Earnest money
A real buyer puts down a meaningful deposit with a title company, not $10.
Short inspection window
A long "due diligence" period lets a buyer walk away or cut the price later.
No price cuts at closing
Ask what happens to the price after inspection. Get it in writing.
Who's really buying
Ask if they plan to assign your contract to another investor.
Proof of funds
A cash buyer should show proof they can pay, on request.
No pressure
"Sign today or the offer's gone" is a red flag.
Oregon assignment rules
Oregon has a wholesaling law (HB 4058). Ask whether the buyer plans to assign your contract, and check the Oregon rules above.

Have an offer? Check the actual purchase contract for assignment rights, inspection deadlines, and other terms before you sign.

Check the contract

Questions about selling to a cash buyer in Portland

How many cash home buyers are in Portland?

As of October 2026, CashBuyerRated found 21 companies that advertise buying houses for cash in the Portland, OR area. 19% of them have no Google reviews, and the typical buyer has 6.

Who is the highest-rated cash home buyer in Portland?

By CashBuyerRated Score, PDX Renovations ranks first in Portland with a score of 91, based on a 4.9-star Google rating across 351 reviews. Scores use public data until verified seller reviews come in.

How can I sell my house fast in Portland?

The fastest route is usually a direct cash buyer or an iBuyer, since there are no showings or buyer financing to wait on. 6 of the 21 Portland cash buyers we track advertise a closing timeline on their website, typically 7 days. Expect to trade some price for speed: get several offers and compare what you'd net after fees.

How do I know if a Portland cash buyer is legit?

Check how long they've been in business and how many recent reviews they have, ask for proof of funds, confirm the earnest money amount and who holds it, and ask whether they plan to assign your contract to another investor.

Is there a transfer tax when I sell my house in Oregon?

In Oregon, there is no state transfer tax; Washington County charges 0.1%.

Source: washingtoncountyor.gov

Is wholesaling legal in Oregon?

Wholesaling is legal in most states, but Oregon regulates it. Oregon: HB 4058, effective July 1, 2025. Registration with the Oregon Real Estate Agency unless licensed; written disclosures; buyer or seller may cancel through the third business day.

Source: Oregon Real Estate Agency: Property wholesaling law and rule overview

What is a lis pendens in Oregon?

A lis pendens is a public notice, recorded in a county's property records, that a lawsuit involving the property is pending. In Oregon it is called a notice of pendency of an action (lis pendens), under Or. Rev. Stat. § 93.740. No fixed expiration in statute. The party who recorded it, or the attorney who signed it, can discharge it the same way a mortgage is discharged. The statute sets no court removal process.

Source: Or. Rev. Stat. § 93.740

Is selling to a cash buyer a good idea?

It can be when speed and certainty matter more than price, for example with an inherited house, major repairs, or a tight deadline. Cash offers are usually below full market value, so compare several offers and read the contract before you sign.

Company data from Google Maps, public domain registries, and each company's own website, collected October 2026. Information may change; verify details directly with a company before you sign. See something wrong? Use the Request a correction link on the company's profile.