Real estate consultant in Cary, NC
Cinch Home Buyers is a North Carolina cash home buyer headquartered at 2500 Regency Parkway in Cary, founded in 2021 by Ryan Smith. It buys houses across the Triangle, the Triad, the Charlotte metro and coastal NC — in any condition, on the seller's timeline — and has purchased more than 250 homes in the state since opening. Ryan started the company after watching North Carolina sellers get taken advantage of: lowball offers from out-of-state investors who had never set foot in the county, surprise fees at closing, deals collapsing at the last minute. His counter-offer is deliberately plain — cash, a fair price, closing in as little as seven days, no repairs, no agent commissions, and all closing costs covered including the Wake County deed excise tax. He still personally underwrites every offer, and the team drives to the property rather than outsourcing walk-throughs. The company is direct about what it is not: not a national franchise, not a wholesaler who will sell your contract on, not an iBuyer with hidden fees. Ryan leads a team of five, including transaction coordinator Destini Massey, and alongside the buying business operates around 40 NC rental doors and has completed 250+ flips. Typical sellers are in probate or have inherited a property, are behind on a mortgage or facing foreclosure, are tired landlords with difficult tenants, or are working through a divorce, a relocation or medical bills — anyone who needs out quickly and cannot wait months on the MLS. Cinch also buys land, tenant-occupied properties, and homes needing significant repairs. Cinch is BBB Accredited with an A+ rating, holds a 4.9-star Google rating, and is a member of the Raleigh Chamber of Commerce. It has been quoted on the NC market in Yahoo Finance, MSN, AOL, Morning Brew, GoBankingRates and iHeart, and Ryan speaks at Triangle Real Estate Investors Association meetings. Cash offers come within 24 hours; sellers can reach the company at (919) 751-6768.
Ryan Smith founded Cinch in 2021 after watching North Carolina sellers get lowball offers from out-of-state investors who had never set foot in the state, surprise closing fees and deals that collapsed late. He has since walked through over 200 properties and leads a team of five that has closed more than 250 deals statewide.





