We Buy Houses Macon

We close in 7 to 60 days, we close on your schedule. If you need cash fast, one of our programs closes in about a week. If you need time to clear out the house or line up your next place, we can set a later date. A licensed title company handles the closing.

No. We buy Macon houses as-is, including older 1950s to 1980s homes with original kitchens, old roofs, crawl space or foundation questions, mold, or a house full of belongings. You do not clean, repair or stage anything. One family we worked with sold an inherited Macon house with black mold in the basement without fixing a thing.

We do. There are no commissions and no fees, and we pay the normal closing costs. The number in our written offer is the number we pay for the house.

Often you can start right away. In Bibb County, wills and estates go through the Macon-Bibb County Probate Court, which handles the probate of wills and the administration of estates. Who can sign the sale depends on the will, any trust and who the court has appointed. We work with the title company to sort out the paperwork, and we have helped families find missing trust documents before closing. More on selling an inherited house.

Usually not, if you act before the sale date. Most Georgia foreclosures are non-judicial: the lender must send you notice at least 30 days before the sale and advertise it in the county newspaper once a week for four weeks, and sales happen on the first Tuesday of the month at the county courthouse. Georgia gives no right to buy the house back after a foreclosure sale, so selling before that Tuesday is what protects your equity. We have bought Macon houses where the mortgage was paid off at closing.

You can still sell. Back taxes are paid off from the sale at closing. If the house has already been sold at a Georgia tax sale, the owner generally has at least 12 months to redeem it, paying the taxes plus a 20% premium for the first year and 10% for each year after, so the clock matters. Call us early.

Yes. Macon-Bibb Code Enforcement can designate a neglected property as blighted, and blighted properties carry a higher tax rate (raised to 15 mills starting in 2026). Cosmetic cleanup is often not enough to get off the list. We buy the house as it stands, violations and all, so the problem stops being yours.

Yes. We buy anywhere in Macon (31201, 31204, 31206, 31210, 31211, 31216, 31217 and 31220), throughout Bibb County, and nearby Warner Robins, Byron, Gray, Lizella and Forsyth. Call (404) 531-1671 or enter your Macon address above.