Cash Home Buyers in New Orleans East: Get a Written Cash Offer

We buy houses in New Orleans East. Cash offer, as-is condition, close on your timeline. Bertucci Investment Group is a real cash home buyer based right here in the New Orleans metro, and New Orleans East is a market we know because we grew up around it. We buy from tired landlords, out-of-state heirs, tax-sale property owners, and homeowners still working through Katrina-era paperwork twenty years later.

New Orleans East covers a lot of ground, from the brick ranch houses off Read Boulevard to the raised homes and camps along Chef Menteur Highway and Lake Catherine. Much of it was developed from the 1960s through the 1980s on drained marshland, and most of it took on water after the levee failures during Hurricane Katrina in 2005. Some houses were fully rebuilt, some were partly repaired, and some still carry work that was never finished. Every house has its own history, so we look at the individual property rather than the zip code.

New Orleans East neighborhoods we buy in

• Little Woods. Subdivisions between Interstate 10 and the lakefront, with many 1960s and 1970s slab homes. Some were rebuilt after Katrina and others still have deferred work.
• Read Boulevard East and West. Established streets of brick ranch homes, many owned by the same family for decades, which often brings inherited-home and succession questions.
• Pines Village and Plum Orchard. Older, smaller single-family homes closer to the Industrial Canal, with a wide range of conditions and a number of vacant or rental houses.
• Village de l’Est. A close-knit community off Chef Menteur Highway with a large Vietnamese American population, single-family homes and long-held rentals.
• Michoud and Lake Catherine. Properties farther east, including raised homes and camps, where elevation, access and flood insurance are part of the conversation.

New Orleans East situations we close on every month

New Orleans East carries a Katrina legacy that shows up in every deal: blighted lots the city has been trying to move for a decade, tax-sale properties tangled in redemption periods, absentee heirs scattered across the country who inherited a house they have never seen, foundation and roof damage that never got fully repaired, and elevated flood insurance costs pricing owners out of holding on. We buy houses east of the Industrial Canal in every condition. Cash, as-is, on your timeline, and we know the paperwork.

Situations we buy in around New Orleans East

• Katrina-era and later flood repairs. Repairs that stalled, rebuilding paperwork that was never closed out, or newer water damage. Tell us what was done and what was not.
• Long-held rentals. A rental you have owned for years, with a tenant in place or a vacant unit that needs work before it could be listed.
• Storm and roof damage. Wind damage from Hurricane Ida in 2021 or later storms, including tarps that never came off. If a claim was denied or underpaid, describe where it stands.
• Tax and code issues. Past-due property taxes, blight notices or code enforcement letters. Share the paperwork you have so the title company can review it.
• Inherited homes and successions. A parent passed and the house is sitting empty. Once the succession gives someone authority to sign, a sale can be discussed with the title company.
• Vacant houses. Empty properties that keep costing insurance, taxes and upkeep. We look at the house as it stands today.

Why New Orleans East sellers pick BIG

We’re the same people who show up at the closing that we were on the first call. No commissions, no repairs, no showings, no financing contingencies. Close on a date that fits your schedule. Call (504) 920-4747 or fill out the form on this page. Straight number, no games.