Kansas · Kansas City metro
Yes. We buy houses in Johnson and Wyandotte counties as they are, including back taxes, repairs, and inherited homes. Kansas tax foreclosure is a sheriff sale, and the chance to stop it ends before the auction.
Johnson and Wyandotte counties are the Kansas side we serve. Send the address. We look at the house and give you a written cash number. You pick the closing day.
Mon–Fri 8:00–17:00 CT (America/Chicago). Saturday and Sunday closed.
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Where we buy
These are the counties and cities already on our list. Shawnee is in Johnson County. Kansas City, Kansas is in Wyandotte County.
The purchase
The offer steps match the Missouri side. The tax foreclosure does not. Kansas counties sue in court, and the sheriff sells the house.
Call (816) 429-2900 or use the form on this page. Start with what’s going on with the house, then your timeline and the condition. Your name, your phone number, and the Kansas property address come at the end, so we can send the offer. You do not need repair bids. We answer Mon–Fri 8am–5pm CT.
We look at the house with you before we write the number. The walkthrough is about 15 to 30 minutes with Ernest Dodson or Casey Davis. Do not clean. Do not repair. After that, you get a written cash offer within 24 hours. It shows homes like yours, the repairs we priced, and the amount we can pay. We are not saying what the house is worth.
You pick the day. Some sellers close in 7 days. Some need 30 to 60 days to move. We close at a title company that records in Johnson County or Wyandotte County. We cover the closing costs that come with our purchase. A mortgage, back taxes, or a lien is paid from the sale when the price covers it. You see the settlement statement before closing day.
If the price does not cover the taxes and any mortgage or other liens, we say so before you sign.
Your choices
A cash offer is what we can pay for the house as it is today. It is less than a retail price. Paying what you owe, or listing the house, can be the better path if you have the money and the time. We will say so.
Stay
This fits when you want to stay and you can cover what is due.
A retail sale
A listing can bring more if you have time and the house can be shown.
What we do
We buy the house as it is. The number is what we can pay, not a retail price.
A number for this house
Start with what is going on. Taxes, repairs, a tenant, probate, or a date. Your name, phone, and the property address come at the end of the form.
Local tax and title
Kansas property taxes are due December 20, earlier than Missouri’s December 31. This is not legal advice. Confirm the payoff and the date with the county.
Wyandotte and Johnson counties sue in court and the sheriff sells the house under K.S.A. 79-2801. Your chance to stop it ends before the auction. Once the deed is issued, there is no buying it back.
Johnson County says listed property must be redeemed before 5 p.m. the day before the auction. Wyandotte County says the last day to redeem is the day before the tax sale. When our tax guide was reviewed, Johnson County had no auction scheduled and Wyandotte County had not posted a 2026 sale date.
In writing
Same promises as the how-it-works page. Nothing on this page adds a price.
You get a written cash offer. We show homes like yours, the repairs we priced, and the amount we can pay. We do not call it the highest price.
We cover the closing costs that come with our purchase. A mortgage, back taxes, or a lien is paid from the sale at the title company. You see those numbers on the settlement statement before closing day.
You are selling to Saving KC Homebuyers. If we assign the contract to another buyer, we tell you as soon as we know. You can have an attorney or a listing agent read the offer first. You can say no.
Ernest Dodson is a Missouri-licensed real estate salesperson with Platinum Realty LLC, license #2023026433. Saving KC Homebuyers LLC buys real estate as a principal. We may assign the purchase contract to another buyer, and we tell you when we do.
Questions
These answers are about this area. They are not legal advice. The company list is on the FAQ page.
Johnson and Wyandotte. That is the Kansas side of the Kansas City metro on this site. The cities under each county are the ones already in our county files.
Yes, in Jackson, Clay, and Platte counties. Jackson County’s court sale is not the same as a Kansas sheriff sale.
Under K.S.A. 79-2801, the chance to stop a Johnson or Wyandotte tax foreclosure ends before the auction. After the sheriff’s deed is issued, you do not get a year to buy the house back. The comparison guide sets that next to the Missouri rules.
No. When our tax guide was reviewed, Johnson County said no tax foreclosure auction was scheduled, and Wyandotte County had not posted a 2026 sale date. Check the county before you plan around a day.
Call (816) 429-2900 or use the form on this page. Start with what’s going on with the house. Your name, your phone number, and the property address come at the end, so we can send the offer. We answer Mon–Fri 8am–5pm CT. Saturday and Sunday the office is closed. The offer costs nothing, and you can say no.
Call (816) 429-2900 or use the form. Start with what’s going on with the house. Your name, phone, and the property address come later, so we can send the offer. Mon–Fri 8am–5pm CT.
Mon–Fri 8:00–17:00 CT (America/Chicago). Saturday and Sunday closed.