Areas we buy in Washington

KindKey Home Buyers LLC buys houses directly from owners in King County, Pierce County, and Kitsap County. The office is at 640 1st St SW, Auburn, WA 98001. KindKey is a principal buyer and is not a real estate agent. Choose a city for local detail, or request a cash offer.

KindKey Home Buyers purchases properties as a principal buyer and is not acting as the seller’s real estate agent. KindKey does not charge the seller an agent commission or a separate service or assignment fee. Responsibility for escrow, title, excise tax, recording, and other closing costs will be clearly stated in the written purchase agreement and may vary by transaction. The seller’s final proceeds may be reduced by mortgage payoffs, liens, taxes, prorations, utility balances, or other obligations associated with the property. Escrow or the closing agent will provide the seller with a settlement statement showing all charges and final proceeds before closing.

King County

Pierce County

King and Pierce Counties

Kitsap County

Common questions

Which counties does KindKey buy in?
KindKey Home Buyers LLC buys houses in King County, Pierce County, and Kitsap County, Washington. The company is based at 640 1st St SW in Auburn. KindKey is a principal buyer, not a real estate agent or brokerage.
Are Spanaway and Silverdale cities?
No. Spanaway is an unincorporated community in Pierce County. Silverdale is an unincorporated community in Kitsap County. KindKey still buys houses there. The county, not a city hall, is the local government. The title report confirms the parcel.
Does KindKey charge a commission?
KindKey Home Buyers purchases properties as a principal buyer and is not acting as the seller’s real estate agent. KindKey does not charge the seller an agent commission or a separate service or assignment fee. Responsibility for escrow, title, excise tax, recording, and other closing costs will be clearly stated in the written purchase agreement and may vary by transaction. The seller’s final proceeds may be reduced by mortgage payoffs, liens, taxes, prorations, utility balances, or other obligations associated with the property. Escrow or the closing agent will provide the seller with a settlement statement showing all charges and final proceeds before closing.