Pest problems can quickly turn a home from a valuable asset into a stressful burden. Whether it’s termites eating away at the structure, roaches in the kitchen, or rodents in the attic, pest infestations are a major red flag for traditional buyers—and a nightmare for property owners trying to sell.

If you’ve got a home with serious pest issues, you’re not stuck. At Moe Buys Homes, we buy houses in any condition—including homes with active pest infestations. You don’t need to tent the house, fix the damage, or even clean it up. We’ll make a cash offer as-is, and you can walk away from the problem for good.

🐀 Why Pests Are a Dealbreaker for Buyers

Most potential buyers—and their agents—will walk away the second they see:

Rodents, cockroaches, or termites
Signs of nesting in walls or ceilings
Pest-related damage to wood, wiring, or insulation
Active bug infestations or droppings
Unpleasant odors or mold from pest activity

Even minor infestations can scare buyers off due to:

Health risks
Safety concerns
Insurance and loan issues
High extermination and repair costs

Pests don’t just bring discomfort—they bring down property value and can delay or cancel closings.

💸 The True Cost of Pest Problems

Fixing a pest-infested home is expensive. Even a small termite issue can snowball into $10,000+ in structural damage. Rodents often chew through electrical wiring, creating fire hazards. Roaches and bed bugs are notoriously hard to eliminate completely, sometimes requiring multiple treatments over several months.

On top of extermination, you may also need:

Drywall repair
Floor and insulation replacement
Deep cleaning
Professional inspections and clearances

All of that takes time and money—two things many homeowners don’t have.

🛠️ Should You Fix the Problem or Sell As-Is?

If you have the time, funds, and energy to handle extermination, repairs, and marketing your home through a realtor, that’s one option.

But for many sellers, it’s just not worth the stress.

Here’s when it makes sense to sell your pest-infested property fast:

The cost of extermination is too high
You’re an out-of-state or absentee owner
You inherited the home and don’t want to fix it
The house is vacant and deteriorating
You’ve tried to fix the problem but pests keep coming back
You’re in foreclosure or facing code violations

💡 Sell Your House with Pest Problems to Moe Buys Homes

We’ve helped homeowners across the region sell houses with all kinds of infestations—termites, rats, cockroaches, fleas, even snakes. Our process is quick, confidential, and stress-free.

Here’s how it works:

Contact us — Tell us about the situation (no judgment)
We assess the property — No need to clean or clear out the pests
You get a cash offer — Within 24–48 hours
Choose your closing date — We work on your timeline
Walk away pest-free — You don’t lift a finger

✅ Real Example: How Angela Sold Her Pest-Infested Rental

Angela owned a rental property that had become overrun with rats and cockroaches after a long-term tenant moved out. The cleanup was overwhelming, and two pest control companies quoted her over $7,000 for fumigation and repairs.

“I was so stressed. I didn’t want to put more money into the house. Moe Buys Homes gave me a fair cash offer, and I closed in 9 days. It was a huge relief.”

🧠 Frequently Asked Questions

Do I have to treat the pests before you buy?
Nope. We buy houses in any condition—including those with active infestations.

What if I already started pest control but didn’t finish?
That’s fine. We’ll take the property as-is, whether treatments are ongoing, incomplete, or never started.

Will you still buy if there’s damage from pests?
Yes. Whether it’s chewed wires, wood rot, or mold—we’ll still make you an offer.

🚪 Ready to Leave the Pests Behind?

If you’ve got unwanted roommates and you’re ready to walk away from the mess, Moe Buys Homes is here to help.

We buy homes with pest problems fast and hassle-free—no repairs, no cleanup, no showings.

👉 Get Your Free Cash Offer Now
Or call us today at (insert phone number) to speak with a real person who understands.