We Buy Houses in Maryland

We buy Maryland houses for cash in any condition, from Baltimore rowhouses to Montgomery County split-levels. No repairs, no listing, no commissions, and a closing date you choose.

No repairs or cleaningNo agent commissionsYou choose the closing date

Maryland markets we buy in

What's different about selling in Maryland

Foreclosure has a mandatory notice and mediation

For an owner-occupied home, a Maryland lender has to send a Notice of Intent to Foreclose at least 45 days before filing, and once the case is filed the homeowner can ask for foreclosure mediation. That gives you time to sell and protect your equity before a foreclosure sale. More on selling to avoid foreclosure.

Probate starts with the Register of Wills

Each county, and Baltimore City, has a Register of Wills where an estate is opened. Maryland also has a simpler small-estate process for smaller estates. Once a personal representative is appointed, they can usually sell the house. See selling an inherited house.

Withholding for non-resident sellers

If you live outside Maryland, the state generally withholds income tax from your sale proceeds at closing unless an exemption applies. Heirs who inherited a Maryland house from out of state often run into this, so ask the title company or your accountant early.

Condo and HOA resale packages

Maryland requires the condo or HOA resale disclosure package when an association home is sold. We handle that with the title company.

Why Maryland owners sell to us

How it works

1. Tell us about the houseCall (513) 239-7303 or fill out the short form. It takes about two minutes.
2. Get a written cash offerWe review recent sales nearby and the condition, then show you how we got to the number.
3. Close on your dateA title company handles the closing. No repairs, no cleaning and no agent commissions.

If listing with an agent would net you more, for example because the house is updated and you have time, we'll say so.

Maryland seller questions

Where in Maryland do you buy houses?

Baltimore City and County, Montgomery County (including Silver Spring and Rockville), Prince George's County, and surrounding counties. Call us about other areas.

How long do I have once I get a Notice of Intent to Foreclose?

The lender has to send it at least 45 days before filing. After filing you can request mediation. Selling during that window can protect your equity.

Can I sell an inherited Maryland house while I live in another state?

Yes. We close with a title company that can arrange remote signing. Maryland may withhold tax from a non-resident seller's proceeds unless an exemption applies.

Do you buy condos?

Yes. We handle the resale disclosure package with the title company.

Get a no-obligation cash offer

Tell us about the house and we'll get back to you with a written offer, usually within 24 hours.

Call (513) 239-7303Get my offer

We Buy Houses That Look Like This

The most common reason people don't call is deciding their house is too far gone to be worth anything. It isn't. We buy as-is, and we don't ask you to repair, clean or clear a single thing first.

Illustrative stock photography via Unsplash, showing the kinds of condition we buy in. None of these photographs shows a District Estate property.

Get Your Maryland Cash Offer

Takes about a minute. No obligation, no cost — and if listing would net you more, we'll tell you.

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