Sell your Hilo house or condo for cash. Rain damage, mold, and old wiring are okay.

Yes, you can sell your Hilo house fast for cash, as-is. Hawaii Property Buyers LLC buys homes in Hilo town, Kaumana, Waiākea, Keaukaha, and nearby East Hawai’i. You get a fair cash offer within 24 hours, and we can close in as little as 7 days, so you are not waiting months for a buyer who can get a loan.
We handle all the paperwork, so you don’t have to worry about showings, or open houses.
You are only three easy steps away from selling your property. Whether you decide to sell or not is your choice.
Zero realtors commissions, no escrow fees, no closing fees.
No stress if the buyer is going to get approved for the loan.
We can close in as little as 7 days, or on whatever date works for you.
No cleaning, no repairs, we buy your house in as is condition
We can give you part of the purchase price in advance before closing
We help you move to a different location, whether locally in Hawaii or out of state.
We have pets too, so we understand they are part of the family.
We are locally owned and operated, and we know Hawai’i’s neighborhoods and people.
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Fill out the form or call us. We’ll set a time to walk through your Hilo home, ask about the roof, plumbing, and any past water damage, then give you a written offer. You choose the closing date. A Hilo title company handles escrow, and you can leave behind furniture and anything else you don’t want.



1. Fill Out the Form:
Visit our website and fill out the form. It’s easy and takes less than a minute.
2. Receive a Cash Offer:
We will reach out to you with any additional questions and promptly provide a fair cash offer.
3. Stress-Free Sale:
We handle the entire transaction and paperwork, so you can enjoy a stress-free sale with no agent fees, no cleaning, no repairs, and no open houses.
Hilo is one of the wettest cities in the United States. The National Weather Service records well over 100 inches of rain a year at Hilo International Airport, and upper Kaumana and Waiākea Uplands get even more. That rain keeps the town green, but it also soaks into old wood framing, feeds mold behind walls, and draws Formosan termites. Many Hilo homes were built in the 1940s to 1970s on post-and-pier foundations, and a retail buyer’s inspector will find every soft spot.
On the Hawai’i Island market as a whole, the median single-family price was about $599,000 in June 2026, according to Title Guaranty of Hawaii. A Hilo home with water damage or an old roof can be hard to finance at any price, because the buyer’s lender wants repairs done first. We skip that step. See selling a house with mold or water damage in Hawaii and selling a house with termite damage.
Hilo sits on the slope of Mauna Loa. The U.S. Geological Survey places most of the city in lava flow hazard zone 3. History matters here: the 1880–81 Mauna Loa flow stopped in what is now Kaumana, and the 2022 eruption sent lava toward the Saddle Road before it stalled. South of town, Puna’s zone 1 and 2 subdivisions are even harder to insure. Read our guide to selling a house in a lava zone.
Downtown and Bayfront also carry tsunami risk. The 1946 and 1960 tsunamis destroyed much of the old waterfront, which is why the area along the bay is now parks. Homes in the county’s tsunami evacuation and flood zones can face higher insurance costs.
Some Keaukaha and Pana’ewa homes sit on Department of Hawaiian Home Lands leases. Those leases can only transfer to qualified native Hawaiian beneficiaries, so we cannot buy them. If your home is on DHHL land, we’ll tell you that up front and point you to DHHL for help.
Many Hilo homes have passed down for generations without an updated deed. If the title is still in a grandparent’s name, a cash buyer who works with probate and quiet title can help. See selling a house with title issues in Hawaii.
We also buy across the island on our Big Island page and on the west side in Kona.

Yes. Mold is common in Hilo because of the rain. We price the cleanup into our offer, so you don’t need to hire a remediation company first.
Most of Hilo is in USGS lava flow hazard zone 3, which carries less risk than Puna’s zones 1 and 2. We buy in all zones, and the zone does not stop a cash closing.
No. DHHL leases can only go to qualified beneficiaries. We will tell you that right away so you don’t lose time.
Yes. We buy in flood and tsunami evacuation zones, and we don’t need you to carry flood insurance for us to close.
We can close in as little as 7 days. You can also ask for up to $10,000 of your sale price in advance.
We can still help. We’ll work with your attorney through probate or a small estate process and close once you have authority to sell.