We buy houses as-is for cash in Warr Acres, no repairs, no commissions, no fees, and you choose the closing date.
Why Warr Acres Sellers Call Us
Warr Acres began as a housing addition platted in 1937 by Clyde B. Warr, an Oklahoma City real estate man, and incorporated as a town in 1948. Then it went up fast: 2,378 people in 1950, and 7,135 by 1960.
That means the bulk of the housing here is late-1940s and 1950s, on the small side, built quickly for families moving out from the city. Like The Village next door, Warr Acres is landlocked by Oklahoma City and cannot expand, so what was built then is what is here now.
The difference is the NW 39th corridor, the old Route 66 alignment, which gives Warr Acres a commercial spine and a fair number of rental houses and small multi-unit properties along and behind it. Landlords are a bigger share of our calls here than in the strictly residential cities nearby.
What We Buy Here
- Small post-war houses, original condition, however long the list.
- Rentals and small multi-unit property, occupied or vacant. No need to evict first.
- Hail and roof damage, including stalled insurance claims.
- Inherited property, including out-of-state heirs.
- Houses full of belongings.
Taxes, Foreclosure and Probate
Warr Acres is in Oklahoma County, with the tax timeline on our Oklahoma County page. Statewide, the resale falls on the second Monday of June and you can redeem right up until it, which is why acting before that date matters. The Oklahoma foreclosure guide covers foreclosure, which runs until the court confirms the sale, and the probate guide covers inherited houses. Anything owed is paid at closing, and we never publish anyone’s name.
Vacant Houses
A vacant house with the power and water off is completely normal for us. Past-due utility balances are cleared at closing.
Get a Cash Offer on Your Warr Acres House
Tell us about the property and we will come back with a real number and a closing date you choose.
