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Sell your Columbus house on your date, as-is
Columbus draws people in for work, and it sends people away for work too. If you've left and still own a house here, or you've inherited one, the bills keep coming either way. You might be behind on payments or tired of being a long-distance landlord. A fast, certain sale can take that weight off.
Here's how we work. You get two written offers within 48 hours: a cash offer and a terms offer that can pay closer to your asking price. There are no fees and no commission. You choose the closing date, starting in 14 days once title is clear, and you can walk away owing nothing.
- Two written offers within 48 hours
- No fees, no commission
- No repairs, cleaning or showings
- Your closing date, starting in 14 days
Moved away from Columbus? Sort the sale from your phone, without flying back.
Why Columbus homeowners call us.
- I moved for a job and I'm still paying for this house.
- I inherited the house and I live too far away.
- I'm a long-distance landlord and I'm worn out.
- The payments are behind and I'm worried.
Seven clear steps from stuck to sold.
- FFocusWe start with your situation and what matters most to you.
- RReviewWe check your house, what you owe and what similar homes nearby sold for.
- EEvery optionYou see two offers side by side: a cash offer, and a terms offer that pays closer to your asking price.
- EEaseWe handle the contract, title and paperwork, so you don’t lift a finger.
- DDateYou choose the closing date that suits you, starting in 14 days.
- OOut as-isNo repairs, no cleaning, and you leave behind anything you don’t want.
- MMove onYou start your next chapter: nearer family, in a new city, or simply without the stress.
The dates that matter.
General information, not legal advice. Rules change, so always check your own dates with your lender, a HUD-approved housing counsellor or an attorney.
- Behind on payments: Ohio foreclosure is a court process. It can take anywhere from six to 18 months or longer. Source
- Behind on payments: The legal process starts when the lender files a complaint in court. You have 28 days after you receive it to file an answer, even if you're talking to your lender. If you don't answer, you can lose the home. Source
- Behind on payments: After judgment, the home is appraised and sold at a public sheriff's sale. It can't be sold for less than two thirds of the appraised value. The court then confirms the sale. Source
- Property taxes: Ohio property tax is paid in two instalments. The statutory due dates are 31 December and 20 June, but counties often extend them into January or February and July or August. Source
- Property taxes: A late instalment adds a 5% penalty if paid within ten days of the due date, and 10% after that. Interest on delinquent tax starts from the first day of the following December. Source
- Property taxes: Unpaid tax can lead to foreclosure and a sale. An owner's right to redeem continues until the court confirms the sale. Source
- Inherited houses: In Ohio, a probate court issues a 'certificate of transfer' that moves title to a house left by will, or by intestate succession if there's no will, to the people entitled to it. It's then recorded in the county where the house sits. Source
Across Columbus and nearby.
- Dublin
- Westerville
- Grove City
- Hilliard
- Gahanna
- Reynoldsburg
- Delaware
- Upper Arlington
- Pickerington
- Worthington
Selling in Columbus: straight answers.
Many sellers handle most of it by phone and online. We'll tell you exactly what the title company needs from you, so you can plan any travel, or avoid it.
No. There are no fees, no commission and no charge for your Home Review or your offers. If you say no to both offers, you owe us nothing.
Sometimes that's the better route, especially if you want full retail price and can wait. If an agent suits you better, we'll say so. We fit best when you need certainty and speed.