The Situation

A family member acting as power of attorney for his elderly mother reached out to us about her property on Nies Avenue in Englewood, Ohio (45322). The home had fallen into a difficult situation: relatives had moved in and were actively damaging it — utilities had been shut off for a long stretch, and the condition was deteriorating week by week.

The damage was severe and ongoing. Plumbing had been deliberately ruined, walls and rooms throughout the house were destroyed, and the property had drawn the attention of local code enforcement. The situation had even escalated to a fire that the fire department had to respond to. With his mother unable to manage the property herself and the people inside continuing to cause harm, the power of attorney needed to sell quickly to protect what was left of her equity and get her affairs in order.

How We Helped

Because we buy houses in any condition, the damage was never an obstacle for us. We worked directly with the power of attorney to move the sale forward on a timeline that fit the urgency, handling the property exactly as it was — no repairs, no cleanup, no waiting. We were able to close and get the home out of a deteriorating situation before further damage could be done.

✔ Sold in as-is, heavily damaged condition ✔ Closed on an urgent timeline ✔ Seller’s mother’s equity protected and affairs settled

Let Blad Boys Buy Homes Help You!

If you’re managing a property as power of attorney, or you’ve inherited a house in Englewood, Ohio or anywhere in Montgomery County that’s been damaged, occupied by family, or fallen into disrepair, there are still options. Situations like this are more common than people realize, and a sale can often be structured quickly when timing matters and the condition feels overwhelming.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I sell an inherited house in Englewood, Ohio that’s been damaged or vandalized?

Yes. We buy houses in any condition across Englewood and Montgomery County, including homes
with severe damage, deliberately ruined plumbing, or code enforcement involvement. You don’t need to
make a single repair or clean anything out — we purchase the property exactly as it sits and handle
everything after closing.

I’m a power of attorney trying to sell a relative’s house fast. Is that possible?

It is. We regularly work directly with a power of attorney to sell a property quickly when a relative can no
longer manage it. We can move on a timeline that fits an urgent situation and structure the sale to
protect the owner’s remaining equity.

What if the house has open code violations or has had emergency services called to it?

That doesn’t stop a sale. We’ve purchased homes with active code enforcement attention and prior
emergency response. We take the property as-is and get it out of a deteriorating situation before further
damage adds up.