Best Cash Home Buyers in Oregon (November 2026)

Written by Jamie Ayers +2 others
Edited by Andrew Whytock Reviewed by Ben Mizes
Written by Jamie Ayers Edited by Andrew Whytock Reviewed by Ben Mizes

Updated November 2, 2026

Compare cash buyers and home-selling services that cover Oregon. Check their coverage, company reviews, and sale terms before requesting an offer.

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Best cash home buyers in Oregon (November 2026)

When should I use a cash buyer?

A cash sale can be useful when you need a specific closing date or want to avoid preparing a home for listing. Ask a local agent for an as-is valuation and estimated selling costs so you can compare that route with the offers you receive.

How do I choose the right buyer?

These companies serve the state through regional or nationwide coverage. Confirm that a company buys your type of property in your ZIP code, then ask whether it will buy the home itself or connect you with another buyer.

Compare the written offer, fees, inspection terms, and closing date before choosing a company.

How do your scores work?

Scores summarize the company’s customer experience, recent review activity, and credibility. On this page, company-wide evidence helps you compare businesses that may operate across several markets.

Reviews and scores do not establish how many homes a company has purchased in your town. See our scoring methodology.

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Home Option Solutions

Select cities in OR Mapped buying coverage in Oregon: Portland; Salem. Confirm your property address with the company.
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Home Option Solutions buys houses around Portland and Salem from its base in Beaverton. David Galan founded the company. It's been in business since 1999 and identifies as Latino- and veteran-owned.

Offers & terms

Buys:
Commercial Any condition
Terms:
As-is 7-day closings
Situations:
Foreclosure
Property investor
Property investor Referral network

I BUY HOUSES

Select cities in OR Company-reported service includes Oregon; specific cities are not published in this directory. Confirm your property address with the company.
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I BUY HOUSES is an investor referral network established in 1996. It connects sellers with local members, whose offers may involve cash, financing, or payments over time.

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Offers & terms

Buys:
Any condition
Terms:
As-is Fast closing Flexible closing
Situations:
Divorce Foreclosure
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Property investor
Property investor Referral network

We Buy Homes 365

Nationwide Company-reported nationwide service, including Oregon. Property eligibility and availability may vary by address.
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4.5(64 reviews)
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2022

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We Buy Homes 365 is a cash home-buying business with reviews on record since 2022. It considers houses as-is and advertises no seller closing costs.

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Offers & terms

Terms:
As-is Covers closing costs Fast closing
Situations:
Foreclosure
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How Clever Offers works

Illustration of a homeowner comparing Cash offer, Cash + upside, and 7 Day Sold options with a Cash Offer Advisor

Clever Offers is a cash offer marketplace that connects home sellers with a nationwide network of vetted cash home buyers, with dedicated support from offers through closing.

  1. Tell us about your home

    Share your property details and timeline. We find cash investors and other sell-fast solutions that fit your needs.

  2. Compare your offers

    Compare multiple cash offers alongside options like 7 Day Sold. Your Cash Offer Advisor helps you understand pricing, timing, and terms.

  3. Sell on your terms

    Choose your best fit and close on your timeline — or decline the offers. Requesting offers is always free, with no obligation or pressure.

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Everything you need to know about cash home buyers in Oregon

How investor offers compare, where buyer options vary, and what to check before signing.

How do cash home buyer prices in Oregon compare nationally?

Oregon’s measured investor discount depends on how comparable sales are matched. Our data shows that fix-and-flip investors bought homes at a median 30.9% below comparable open-market value, versus 29.2% nationwide. An alternative matching method reverses the state’s position relative to the national figure.

Oregon versus national investor pricing
AreaInvestor discountPurchases
Oregon (state)-30.9%130
National-29.2%25,570

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Investor transactions analyzed between August 2024 and September 2026.

How do cash home buyer prices vary around Oregon?

In Oregon, cash home buyers pay between 29.1% and 38.4% less than the typical on-market price. Home sellers in Portland area (OR/WA) tend to get closest to fair market value from investors (-29.1%).

Oregon local investor pricing
AreaInvestor discountPurchases
Portland area (OR/WA)-29.1%100
Salem-38.4%16
Eugene-36.6%10
Oregon (state)-30.9%130
National-29.2%25,570

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The four largest purchase samples are shown, including ties (or all estimates when fewer qualify). Estimates with fewer than 100 purchases offer a limited view. Green dots mark the lowest discount among displayed local samples with at least 100 purchases; they do not establish the best market for a particular seller.

Some local samples cross state lines. Portland area (OR/WA): 91 in OR, 9 in WA. State figures include only purchases inside the state; national figures include purchases across all states. A regional sample can therefore be larger than its home state’s sample.

How many cash buyers are there in Oregon?

Our research team identified 23 cash buyers in Oregon, including 17 with enough public information to score.

These are the directory options shown in the rankings above, including businesses that serve multiple states. Service coverage does not establish a local office or guarantee eligibility for every property. Counts describe this directory, rather than every cash investor in Oregon.

Oregon buyer-options coverage
AreaBuyer optionsScoredMedian score
Oregon (state)231778.66

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No local-area buyer-count comparison is published in this guide. Counts measure directory coverage, not population, completed purchases, or total investor market size.

What rules matter when selling to cash home buyers in Oregon?

Oregon requires wholesaler registration or a real estate license, written disclosures, and a three-business-day cancellation window.

FactorWhat to know
Registration and disclosureResidential wholesalers must be registered or hold a real estate license, and must provide the required written disclosure before entering a wholesale contract. State source
CancellationA seller or buyer can cancel without penalty until midnight at the end of the third business day after receiving the wholesale disclosure. This right cannot be waived, and deposits must be returned. If the wholesaler failed to disclose before contracting, a seller can terminate without penalty and retain the wholesaler’s earnest money under the statute’s procedure. State source
Buyer and fundingConfirm who is buying, who will fund and close the purchase, and whether the contract may be assigned. Request proof of funds.
Deadlines and cancellationCheck each party’s cancellation rights, inspection deadlines, price-adjustment terms, earnest money, and remedies for a missed closing. Get an independent review of terms you do not understand.

How we research and rank cash home buyers

Data sources

We research public profiles, reviews and company information, supplemented by direct conversations and submissions to Clever. We distinguish company claims from independent evidence.

Data last refreshed: November 2, 2026.

Sources: Google Maps; Google Business Profile; Better Business Bureau (BBB); Yelp; Trustpilot; REVIEWS.io; Clever Market Pulse; Clever Market Heat Index; Company websites and public records; Company submissions and direct conversations, Claimed profiles, calls and in-network investor information; Enhanced screening, Company-reported information from 3 companies serving Oregon.

About our pricing and directory data

Our pricing analysis uses public records to compare completed fix-and-flip investor purchases with estimated on-market values for comparable homes in similar condition. Discounts are measured before selling costs and do not compare purchase prices with later renovated resale prices.

We review available property and sale information, screen transactions for suitability, and publish estimates when there is enough usable data for a comparison.

State figures include purchases within the state. Local market areas can cross state lines. The results describe the transactions analyzed; they do not measure every cash purchase or predict what an individual homeowner will be offered.

Directory buyer options and company scores are researched separately from the pricing analysis. Companies can serve multiple areas, so local counts overlap and cannot be added together. The rankings above show the admitted directory cohort, including companies serving multiple states.

Directory data assessed November 2, 2026. Pricing analysis updated October 26, 2026, covering transactions from August 2024 through September 2026.

Scoring methodology

Our editors score each cash home buyer across three categories — customer experience, recent activity and credibility — to create Clever’s overall score out of 100. Each category contributes a different weight to the overall score.

  • Customer experience score (67.5%) reflects the overall level of customer satisfaction with the company’s services and outcomes. It’s primarily based on average customer ratings and the total number of reviews supporting those ratings across online review platforms.
  • Recent activity score (20%) reflects how active the company has been in recent months. It’s based on review volume over the past 6 months, how recently the company received a review and how its recent review pace compares with its review history. Reviews provide a signal of activity, rather than a count of completed home purchases.
  • Credibility score (12.5%) measures the overall strength of a company’s verifiable business information and online reputation. It considers business verification, website transparency, public engagement and documented operating history.

The overall score determines a cash buyer’s default ranking in the market. Companies without enough evidence to calculate a score may still appear on the page without one.

Our goal is to accurately assess the professionalism and operating history of each company we feature so you can confidently choose a service that fits your situation. We regularly review submissions from featured companies to keep our information up to date.

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About the author: Jamie Ayers

Jamie Ayers leads content product at Clever Real Estate and has 10+ years of experience evaluating cash home buyers, iBuyers, and non-traditional home selling options. His research helps home sellers understand their alternatives to the traditional listing process and make informed decisions when considering a cash sale.

Jamie has managed digital publications across multiple industries, including real estate technology, commercial development, and financial services, bringing a data-driven approach to real estate company reviews. His analysis and expert advice on real estate services have been featured in Forbes, Inc., Entrepreneur, and BiggerPockets.