Kentucky House Buyers
We Buy Houses all over KY State
Kentucky is known best to some for horse racing and bourbon. Technically considered a southern state moreso than the midwest, Kentucky is home to over 4.4 million people. It's largest city (Louisville) is one of the top thirty largest cities in the U.S. Whether you own a home in a Kentucky small town, city, suburb or in the Kentucky plains, we are interested in purchasing your house.
AMI buys houses, fast and as-is, in Kentucky and nationwide. You can get a free and fast cash offer from us for your Kentucky home here.
We buy Kentucky houses in the following cities (and more).
Louisville
Lexington
Bowling Green
Owensboro
Covington
Richmond
Georgetown
Florence
Nicholasville
Elizabethtown
Hopkinsville
Independence
Frankfort
Henderson
Jeffersontown
Paducah
Radcliff
Ashland
Erlanger
Murray
Winchester
Madisonville
St. Matthews
Burlington
Shelbyville
Danville
Berea
Fort Thomas
Shively
Mount Washington
Glasgow
Newport
Fort Campbell North
Bardstown
Shepherdsville
And more.
But we also buy houses in Kentucky outside the above listed cities as well. If you own a home you’re looking to sell anywhere in the state of Kentucky, then we are happy to make you a cash offer for your KY home. We provide fair offers and can close on any timeline that works best for you – we can have cash in your hands in as little as 7 days (or less).
We also buy vacant Kentucky lots, Kentucky apartment buildings, and Kentucky storage facilities too.
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If you’re looking to sell a Kentucky area home for any of the following reasons, we can help.
- You have a home and are facing foreclosure in Kentucky.
- You have inherited a home in KY.
- You are behind on mortgage payments for your Kentucky house.
- You are a tired landlord in Kentucky.
- You have a Kentucky home with tornado damage.
- You need to relocate outside of Kentucky quickly.
- You have a Kentucky home with fire damage that you need to sell.
- You are going through a divorce that involves needing to liquidate a Kentucky home.
- You want to sell your Kentucky home as-is, fast and without hassle.
Have you been searching for answers to these common problems facing homeowners in Kentucky?
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We can help you liquidate your Kentucky home fast
We buy houses all over the United States, including homes in Kentucky. We pride ourselves on being problem solvers, dedicated to putting people over profits. No matter where you’re looking to sell a home, we can provide you with a fair, no-obligation cash offer today.
Fun facts about Kentucky
- Everybody knows the song “Happy Birthday to You,” but did you know that the iconic tune was written in Kentucky? Louisville sisters Patty and Mildred Hill first came up with the melody in 1893, when they used it for a song called “Good Morning to You,” although the lyrics we know today weren’t recorded until 1912.
- You’ll never have to worry about a Bourbon shortage in Kentucky. As of 2022, the number of Bourbon barrels in the Bluegrass State is more than double the number of people.
- While Mother’s Day didn’t officially become a national holiday until 1916, its origins date back to Kentucky in 1887. Henderson resident Mary Towles Sasseen Wilson first celebrated the holiday with her students on her own mother’s birthday, April 20.
- Kentucky officials have to swear an unusual oath before taking office. While the state’s last known duel occurred in the 1860s, state officeholders still need to promise that they have never participated in a duel with a deadly weapon nor assisted anybody else in one.
- You don’t have to serve in the military to become a Kentucky Colonel. The title is awarded for “contributions to the community, state or nation, and for special achievements of all kinds.”