For homeowners
Sell your Columbus house as-is, for cash, on your date.
No repairs, no cleaning, no showings, no commissions. Tell us about the house and you will have a written offer within a couple of days. If it is not right for you, no hard feelings.
How it works
Three steps, no pressure
Tell us about the house
Address, your phone number, and roughly what you are hoping to get. That is all the form asks.
We look and make a written offer
Usually within two days. One visit, no repairs asked for, no obligation to accept.
You pick the closing date
A local title company handles the paperwork. Close in two weeks or two months, whatever works for you.
We buy houses in any condition and any situation
Inherited houses, rentals with tenant problems, houses behind on payments, fire or water damage, divorce, relocation, or just tired of the place. Across Franklin County and the six counties around it.
The honest part
Our offer is usually below what a move-in ready house would fetch with an agent, because we buy houses that need work and we buy them fast. What you save is repairs, commissions, months of showings, and the risk of a buyer falling through. For some houses that trade is worth it. If yours would do better listed, we will say so.
Closing Columbus is a real estate wholesaler. We may assign our purchase contract to another investor who closes on the house. Ohio law requires us to disclose that in writing before you sign, and we do. Read the disclosure.
Get a cash offer
Three things and we will call you
Questions sellers ask
Before you fill in the form
How does selling to Closing Columbus work?
Tell us about the house. We look at it, usually within a couple of days, and make you a written cash offer with no obligation. If you accept, we sign a purchase contract, the title company handles the paperwork, and you pick the closing date. You do not clean, repair, or show the house to anyone.
Is your offer below what I could get with an agent?
Usually, yes. We buy houses that need work and we buy them fast, and the price reflects that. What you save is repairs, commissions, months of showings, and the risk of a deal falling through. For some houses and some situations that trade is worth it. For a move in ready house in a good area, listing it is probably the better choice, and we will tell you so.
Will you actually be the one buying my house?
Often another investor closes on the purchase. We are a wholesaler, which means we may assign our contract to a buyer we work with. Ohio law requires us to disclose this to you in writing before you sign anything, and we do. Either way the price and closing date in your contract do not change.
What kinds of houses do you buy?
Houses that need work, inherited houses, rentals with tenant problems, houses behind on payments, and houses whose owners just want to be done. Any condition, any situation, across Franklin County and the surrounding counties.