1746 Bloom Ave, Scranton, PA 18508
The owner lived in the home but had another place and needed to sell the house. After attempting to sell it herself as a FSBO without success, we were able to step in and purchase the property for cash.

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Working with We Buy Houses In Pennsylvania means a straightforward, simple solution in Scranton & across Lackawanna County. No repairs, no cleaning, no worries.
From Minooka in South Side to East Mountain to Tripps Park in North Scranton — sell your house fast anywhere in Scranton and across Lackawanna County. Get a cash offer today!

Watch founder Ryan David discuss the cash home buying process on PA Live! — explaining how we help Scranton and Lackawanna County homeowners sell quickly without bank delays, repair demands, or realtor fees.
An independent broadcast appearance provides verified public record of our business operations across Northeast Pennsylvania. Rather than relying on online claims, sellers can see Ryan David explaining our direct buying formula openly on local television.
When navigating a property sale, homeowners deserve total accountability. At We Buy Houses In Pennsylvania, you never deal with out-of-state call centers, automated phone trees, or corporate middleman accounts.
As discussed on broadcast TV, every phone call, website inquiry, and cash offer evaluation goes directly to founder Ryan David. You receive honest, straight answers and a clear path forward on your timeline.
We calculate cash offers transparently by establishing After Repair Value (ARV) and subtracting necessary repair costs—ensuring a fair, predictable outcome without hidden fees or closing commissions.
I’m Ryan David, founder of We Buy Houses In Pennsylvania. Since 2020, I’ve worked directly with homeowners throughout Scranton and Lackawanna County to provide simple, straightforward solutions for properties that have become difficult, inconvenient, or burdensome to maintain.
Because I live and operate right here in Northeast PA, you aren’t dealing with a corporate call center or an out-of-state middleman. Whether your home is located in Green Ridge, the Hill Section, Minooka, West Scranton, or South Side, I know the local market and evaluate every home personally.
My goal is straightforward: listen to your situation, walk the property with you, explain our valuation math transparently, and present a fair cash offer so you can decide what’s best for your family without pressure or obligations.
We’ve kept the process clear and straightforward. Tell us about the property, let us evaluate the numbers, and we’ll explain your options so you can decide what makes sense for your goals.
Give us basic details about your Scranton property and current situation. We’ll reach out directly to learn more about the home and your timeline.
We review the property’s condition, needed repairs, and local Lackawanna County market comparisons to accurately determine cash offer options.
We explain our cash offer numbers transparently with zero pressure. If you accept, we work around your schedule to set a clear closing date.
Every homeowner has a different reason for wanting to sell. Our goal is to make the process straightforward, explain everything clearly, and give you an option that doesn’t require preparing your house for the traditional market.
You don’t need to spend money fixing up your house before we evaluate it. We consider properties that need repairs, updating, cleaning, or a complete cleanout—including older Scranton homes with deferred maintenance.
When you sell to us, there are no real estate agent fees or hidden commissions. Buyer-side closing costs are paid by the buyer, so you don’t have to spend out-of-pocket just to sell your home.
We can often close in approximately two weeks once title is clear, though timelines vary based on title processing. We work around your schedule—whether you need a fast sale or extra time to transition.
Tell us about your property, let us evaluate the house, and we’ll walk you through our offer. No endless open houses, staging hassles, or months of waiting around to find a qualified buyer.
Receiving an offer never obligates you to sell. Take your time, review the numbers, and decide whether an as-is cash sale is the best path for your goals compared to traditional listing options.
We’ve been buying houses in Northeast Pennsylvania since 2020. We know Lackawanna County neighborhoods inside and out, specializing in inherited homes, rental liquidations, and older properties.
Your house doesn’t have to be updated, spotless, or move-in ready for us to consider buying it. If you’re looking at a property that needs work, we can evaluate it in its current condition.
Don’t worry about fixing the roof, updating the kitchen, painting, replacing flooring, or tackling other projects before contacting us.
If the house has furniture, belongings, or other unwanted items, let us know. We can discuss the cleanout as part of the process.
You don’t have to spend your weekends making the property look perfect for photographs and showings.
We’ll consider the property’s condition and circumstances when determining whether we can make an offer.
If you’re considering selling your Scranton house, start with a conversation about the property as it sits today. You can then decide what makes the most sense for you.
From Scranton & beyond, we provide fast cash solutions for homeowners across NEPA.
We don’t just say that we buy houses in Scranton. These properties are examples from our own local purchasing experience, involving two very different homeowner situations.
The owner lived in the home but had another place and needed to sell the house. After attempting to sell it herself as a FSBO without success, we were able to step in and purchase the property for cash.
The property had previously been tenant-occupied but was vacant when the owner contacted us. Burst water pipes, winter-related problems, and the lack of running water left the property in need of significant repairs.
These two Scranton purchases illustrate why every house is different.
A simpler way to sell properties across the Electric City without preparing for the traditional market or dealing with out-of-state call centers.
Properties throughout Scranton feature some of the most historic and established residential architecture in Northeast Pennsylvania. A large share of the municipality’s row homes, twins, and detached single-family dwellings date back roughly a hundred years to the regional coal and rail expansion era—durable builds that frequently demand heavy modernization before changing ownership.
Whether you are managing an estate property in West Scranton, dealing with an outdated income-producing rental in North Scranton or East Mountain, or facing expensive issues like dated wiring or a worn-out roof in Hyde Park or Bellevue, you don’t have to invest massive amounts of cash into renovations before selling your home.
We Buy Houses In Pennsylvania is a local mom & pop cash buyer residing right here in Lackawanna County. No matter where you are, we buy homes throughout the Electric City: 18503, 18504, 18505, 18508, 18509, 18510 and 18512 ZIP codes.
The local housing demographic consists of a balanced blend between resident owners and tenants. Census data indicates that roughly 49.9% of residential properties in Scranton were owner-occupied between 2020 and 2024, with the typical owner-calculated home worth resting at $158,100 across that timeframe. While these statistics offer general neighborhood background, they don’t dictate the exact market value of any particular house in the city.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, QuickFacts, Scranton city, Pennsylvania, and American Community Survey 2020–2024 estimates.
| County | Lackawanna |
| Population | ~76,300 |
| Nickname | The Electric City |
| City since | 1866 |
| Housing | Older row & twin homes, Victorians |
| ZIP codes | 18503–18512 |
There’s no single reason someone decides to sell a house in Scranton. Sometimes life changes, the property becomes a burden, repairs become too expensive, or the traditional selling process simply isn’t a good fit. Whatever the circumstances, understanding your options can help you decide what makes the most sense for your property.
You inherited a house in Scranton and don’t want the responsibility of maintaining, repairing, or selling it through the traditional process.
The property needs more work than you’re willing or able to take on. Selling as-is may be an alternative to spending thousands preparing the house for market.
A vacant property can become expensive and stressful to maintain. If you’re ready to move on from it, we can evaluate the property in its current condition.
Difficult tenants, deferred maintenance, or simply being tired of being a landlord can make selling an attractive option.
If you don’t want to deal with showings, open houses, repairs, negotiations, and months of uncertainty, a cash sale may provide a simpler path.
Sometimes there’s no complicated story. You own a house you no longer want, and you’d rather sell it and move forward.
You may have tried selling your Scranton house yourself but haven’t found the right buyer. If a for-sale-by-owner listing isn’t producing results, a direct cash sale may give you another option.
Life can change quickly. If you’ve already moved, bought another home, or simply need to sell a Scranton property so you can move forward, you may prefer a direct sale without preparing the house for the traditional market.
Burst pipes, water damage, winter-related problems, or other unexpected issues can leave a Scranton house without running water or in need of significant repairs. You don’t necessarily have to fix everything before exploring your selling options.
You don’t need to have everything figured out before contacting us. Tell us what’s going on with your Scranton property, whether it needs repairs, is vacant, hasn’t sold, or you’re simply ready to move on. We’ll explain what options may be available, including whether a direct cash purchase makes sense for your situation.
One reason homeowners consider a cash sale is the potential for a simpler and more flexible timeline. The exact timing depends on the property, title, and your situation.
Once we understand the property and the title is clear, closing can often happen in approximately two weeks.
That doesn’t mean every property will close in two weeks. Some transactions require additional title work, documentation, or other steps that can affect the timing.
We’ll explain what needs to happen and keep you informed throughout the process so you know what to expect.
Closing can often happen in about two weeks once title is clear. Your actual timeline may vary depending on the property and title process.
Selling a house is easier when you know who you’re dealing with. Our focus is Northeast Pennsylvania, not a national call-center operation serving dozens of unrelated markets.
Our business is focused on buying houses throughout Pennsylvania, with roots in the Northeast Pennsylvania market. That local focus helps us understand that every property and seller situation can be different.
We buy houses throughout Scranton and understand that properties can vary significantly from one neighborhood, street, property type, and situation to another.
We’ve been buying houses since 2020 and have experience evaluating properties in a variety of conditions and circumstances.
We believe homeowners should be able to explain their situation, ask questions, understand the numbers, and make their own decision without unnecessary pressure.
We believe homeowners should be able to see evidence of the work behind a local home-buying business. As this Scranton page continues to grow, we’re documenting property-specific transactions, seller situations, and completed projects rather than relying only on general claims about buying houses.
If you’re considering selling a Scranton property, start with a conversation. Tell us what’s going on with the house and we’ll explain what options may be available. There’s no obligation to accept an offer simply because you ask us to evaluate the property.
Selling a house to a local investor should be transparent. When working with Ryan David and the team at We Buy Houses In Pennsylvania, you will always understand what is happening, know what to expect, and have complete freedom to decide if the offer is right for you.
We explain the entire home-buying process, answer your questions directly, and keep you informed as the transaction moves forward.
Our cash offers depend on concrete factors such as the property’s condition, repair needs, location, and market considerations in Lackawanna County.
Receiving a cash offer from We Buy Houses In Pennsylvania never requires you to accept. You evaluate the numbers and decide what makes sense for your situation.
You work directly with a trusted Northeast Pennsylvania cash buyer familiar with Scranton communities rather than a national call-center operation.
Depending on the property and transaction, selling directly may allow you to avoid some of the preparation and uncertainty associated with listing a house on the open market.
The goal is to make the process understandable from the beginning. You should know what information we need, how the property is evaluated, and what happens if you decide to move forward.
Share the basic details about your Scranton house, including its condition, location, and anything affecting your decision to sell.
We consider the property itself, needed repairs, location, market conditions, and other relevant factors when determining what we can offer.
If an offer is made, you can review it, ask questions, and decide whether the proposed terms and timing work for you.
Ryan was down to earth and right to point. The process transfer was simple and easy. Look forward to work with Ryan and his team again.— Matt Mowrey (Scranton Home Seller)
Scranton is our focus on this page, but our Northeast Pennsylvania service area extends beyond the city. If you’re nearby, it’s worth reaching out.
We help homeowners throughout Northeast Pennsylvania, including communities in both Lackawanna and Luzerne counties. If you have a property in one of these nearby communities, you can learn more about our local service areas below.
If your property is in the surrounding Northeast Pennsylvania area, you may still have a straightforward selling option. We evaluate houses based on the individual property, its condition, location, and the circumstances surrounding the sale. Use the local pages above to learn more about the communities we serve, or contact us directly if you’re unsure whether your property is within our buying area.
Whether your house needs extensive repairs, is part of an estate liquidation, or you simply need a dependable way to sell, Ryan David and We Buy Houses In Pennsylvania are here to help you understand your options.
Selling your house can be a stressful situation that causes lack of sleep or even anxiety. Constant repairs or issues with tenants can nickel-and-dime an owner over time. Frustrations quickly mount, and an asset can start to feel more like a liability. So, what can you do?
Leave the headache behind, no matter where you are located in Pennsylvania. If you’re selling a property in Scranton or elsewhere in Lackawanna County, you can explore your options without committing to sell.
Selling your outdated house to us is simple. We’ll take care of everything, so you don’t have to.
We’ll review the property, explain the numbers, and help you understand what a cash offer could look like for your situation. You remain in control and can decide whether moving forward makes sense for you.
Common questions from Scranton homeowners looking for a fast, hassle-free sale.
Yes. We purchase residential properties throughout every neighborhood in Scranton, including Green Ridge, the Hill Section, South Side, Minooka, Providence, West Scranton, North Scranton, and the Downtown area.
We buy houses across all Scranton ZIP codes, including 18503, 18504, 18505, 18508, 18509, 18510, and 18512.
Absolutely. Scranton features historic housing stock—such as century-old row homes, twins, and Victorians—that frequently require extensive updates. We buy properties completely as-is, meaning you don’t have to fix structural issues, outdated wiring, or worn-out roofs.
We can sometimes close in as little as 14 days. Because we buy with cash and do not rely on traditional mortgage lender approvals, we can usually work on your preferred schedule.
No. We charge zero agent commissions and cover standard closing costs. The seller is responsible to clear title.
The process involves four simple steps: submit your property details online or call us, schedule a quick walkthrough without needing to clean or stage, review our fair same day cash offer, and choose your closing date.
No. Selling directly to a local cash buyer eliminates the need for real estate agents, MLS listings, and months of waiting for prospective buyers.
We evaluate your property’s current condition, square footage, and location, and cross-reference it with recent local sales data in Lackawanna County.
You don’t need to clean or clear anything out. Leave whatever personal items or unwanted belongings you don’t want behind, and we will take care of hauling them away at no extra cost.
Yes. We specialize in helping families handle estate liquidations, probate properties, and inherited homes smoothly, saving you from managing an empty property from afar.
Yes. If you are tired of dealing with burdensome rental properties or bad tenants, that usually doesn’t affect the sale.
There is zero obligation or pressure. Our cash proposals are 100% free; if our offer doesn’t fit your needs, you are free to decline without any cost or hassle.
We are a local, family-owned cash home-buying outfit operating right here in Lackawanna County and NEPA—not a national call center or out-of-state corporate fund.
Traditional buyers rely on bank mortgage approvals, which can fall through at the last minute due to low appraisals or financing denials. Because offers are backed by cash reserves, it removes financing risk and any issues which might hinder closing are greatly reduced.
We buy single-family homes, multi-family properties, duplexes, and commercial-adjacent residential properties regardless of condition or occupancy status throughout the Scranton and Lackawanna County area. We will also consider odd or unusual types of properties if it falls under another category.