Bronx County · New York

Sell Your Hoarder House House Fast in Mott Haven

New York's code enforcement framework for severely cluttered or unsafe properties varies significantly between New York City and the rest of the state. In NYC, the Department of Buildings (DOB) and the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) share enforcement authority under the NYC Administrative Code and the Multiple Dwelling Law — DOB handles structural and permit violations while HPD handles habitability violations in rental properties, and both agencies can issue orders to correct that become Emergency Repair Program (ERP) liens if the city performs the work. Outside of NYC, the New York State Uniform Fire Prevention and Building Code (19 NYCRR) governs, enforced by local building departments, and municipalities may seek court orders through the local Justice Court or County Court to compel remediation of conditions that rise to the level of a nuisance or public health threat under New York Public Health Law §1300. A hoarder home in New York can be sold as-is under Property Condition Disclosure Act requirements (RPL §462-467) — the seller can provide the required disclosure form or pay the buyer a $500 credit in lieu of disclosure on certain transactions — and the deed transfers cleanly through the county clerk's recording office regardless of the home's interior condition, though any city-placed ERP liens or DOB/HPD violations must be disclosed and addressed at or before closing.

• Buy as-is — don't move a single item
• No cleaning, hauling, or staging required
• Discreet, judgment-free process
• We handle full cleanout after closing