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Georgia · As-is / needs repairs

A house that needs work can be sold as it is, but what you know about its condition still matters. Share the condition honestly; if the property is a fit, the written offer shows the amount and the conditions, so you can compare it with repairing first or listing as-is.

159counties
537cities and towns
751ZIP codes

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Private by default

Start with the address of your Georgia house as-is.

Step 1 of 520%

We use the address to understand which property you mean. No offer is generated on this step.

A written offer conversation is always optional.

  • No fees or commissions
  • We pay closing costs
  • Any condition
  • Your closing date

House As-Is · Georgia

Sell your house as-is in Georgia

Selling a Georgia house as-is means you don't fix, paint, clean or clear out anything first. Prominent Cash Offer buys Georgia houses as-is: major repairs, damage or years of deferred upkeep, it doesn't matter. The written cash offer for your Georgia house as-is reflects the condition, so there are no surprises after an inspection.

Selling your Georgia house as-is as-is still means disclosing what you know. Homes built before 1978 may have lead-based paint; see the EPA's lead guidance for older homes. For the tax side of selling a home, see IRS Topic 701, Sale of your home.

Share the address of your Georgia house as-is. If it's a fit, the written cash offer shows the amount, the terms and the closing date you choose. No fees, no commissions, no repairs, and no obligation to accept.

Prominent Cash Offer buys Georgia houses as-is directly, with no listing. Read the full guide to selling a house as-is, see how we buy houses in Georgia. We buy houses as-is nationwide too. For state services, start at Georgia.gov.

Before you compare offers

Before you sell your Georgia house as-is: have these ready.

Prominent buys Georgia houses as-is. Whoever you talk to, these make any offer for your Georgia house as-is easier to judge.

01

Write down the condition

What you know about the roof, systems, foundation, water, and any damage.

02

Gather the records

Permits, insurance claims, and invoices for past repairs.

03

Compare on net

Repair first, list as-is, or sell directly, compared on what reaches you.

Sell direct

Sell your Georgia house as-is without a real estate agent

Selling your Georgia house as-is without an agent means no listing photos, no open houses and no buyer financing to fall through.

  • No fees or commissions

    Sell your Georgia house as-is with no agent commission and no fees from us, and we pay the closing costs.

  • No repairs or cleaning

    Sell your Georgia house as-is exactly as it is. Don't fix, paint, clean, or clear out a thing.

  • Certainty

    We pay cash for Georgia houses as-is, so there's no buyer's mortgage to wait on or fall through.

  • Speed

    Skip the listing, the showings, and the wait for a buyer's loan when you sell your Georgia house as-is.

  • Avoid the agent search

    No interviewing agents and no listing appointments: you sell your Georgia house as-is directly to the buyer.

  • No binding listing contract

    Nothing locks your Georgia house as-is into a listing for months. Review the offer; you're under no obligation to accept it.

  • Flexibility

    Close soon, or later if you need time to move. The closing date for your Georgia house as-is is yours.

  • Skip the paperwork and uncertainty

    We handle the paperwork for your Georgia house as-is with the title company, from offer to closing.

  • A simplified process

    Share the address of your Georgia house as-is, get a cash offer, pick a closing date. That's the whole process.

Seller stories

Every property has a story behind it.

Read the seller feedback

Seller story · Probate · Sold as-is

This was without a doubt the best experience I could have hoped for as a first time home seller!

Mark BensonCoon Rapids, MN

  • Seller story · Sold as-is

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    All I had to do was show up at the closing and collect a check.

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    …[Prominent Cash Offer] is the best real estate investor I have ever worked with…

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  • Seller story · Previous offer fell through

    We had a previous offer with another investor that fell through, on short notice they were able to come in and close in 2 weeks!

    Nick LaRosaTampa, FL

  • Seller story · Numbers held at closing

    I was pleasantly surprised at closing that the numbers didn’t change, something that I have heard is not always the case with some other companies.

    Steven Evanson

  • Seller story · Chose the closing date

    Awesome experience working with [Prominent Cash Offer] – the sale of our home couldn’t have been more pleasant and straightforward.

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As-is / needs repairs: the local detail

Selling a Georgia house that needs work

A house that needs work can be sold as it is, but what you know about its condition still matters. The clearest rules that apply to every Georgia seller of an older home are federal: the lead-based paint disclosure rules for houses built before 1978.

Homes built before 1978: lead-based paint

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency requires sellers of housing built before 1978 to disclose any known information about lead-based paint and lead-based paint hazards, and to give buyers the pamphlet Protect Your Family From Lead in Your Home. Buyers get a 10-day period to arrange a lead inspection or risk assessment unless both sides agree otherwise.

What else to disclose is a question for a Georgia attorney

Beyond the federal lead rules, what a Georgia seller must disclose about condition depends on the contract and Georgia law. Selling as-is does not by itself settle that question. A Georgia real estate attorney can tell you what applies to your property and your agreement.

Document what you know

Write down what you know about the roof, the systems, the foundation, water intrusion, and any damage. Collect permits from the city or county that issued them, insurance claims, and invoices for past work. An accurate condition file makes every offer easier to compare, including one that assumes no repairs.

Repair first, list as-is, or sell directly

Repairing first can widen the buyer pool and cost time and money up front. An as-is listing keeps the market's exposure but brings buyer financing and inspection back into the deal. A direct sale trades some of that exposure for a defined conversation and written terms. Compare them on what reaches you, not the headline.

Authoritative sources

These official resources are starting points for records or public guidance. They do not replace property-specific professional advice.

Keep the decision yours.

This material is general education. Contract, legal, tax, title, probate, foreclosure, tenant, insurance, safety, and property-condition questions may require qualified professional advice.

We Buy Houses Georgia | Sell My House Fast Georgia | Prominent Cash OfferPhoto: Shawn M. Kent · CC BY-SA 4.0

About Georgia

About Georgia, where we buy houses as-is

Atlanta is Georgia's capital and largest city, and its metro area holds more than half the state's population; other major cities include Columbus, Augusta, Macon, and Savannah. The state is a national hub for logistics, with Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and the Port of Savannah, and it hosts a large concentration of corporate headquarters.

Georgia is home to about 11,180,878 people across 159 counties. We buy houses in every one of them, from Fulton County, Gwinnett County, Cobb County, and DeKalb County to the smallest rural counties, and in cities like Atlanta, Columbus, Augusta, Macon, Savannah, and Athens.

Sources: Georgia — Census Bureau profile · Georgia.gov · Georgia Department of Revenue

The real cost of listing

What listing your Georgia house as-is really costs you.

The asking price isn't what you take home. On a typical sale, around 10–12% of the price goes to commissions, closing costs and concessions, before repairs and the months of waiting.

Listing with an agent

10–12%of the sale price, typically

Listing agent's commission
~3%
Buyer's agent's commission
~3%
Closing costs
3–5%
Seller concessions
Up to 3%
Repairs and preparation
Paid by you, before you list
Time to close
Around 90 days
Showings and open houses
On buyers' schedules
Buyer financing
Can fall through

Selling to Prominent

0%taken out of your price

Listing agent's commission
0%
Buyer's agent's commission
0%
Closing costs
We pay them
Seller concessions
None
Repairs and preparation
None. We buy as-is
Time to close
The date you choose
Showings and open houses
None
Buyer financing
Cash. Nothing to fall through
$350,000
A typical listing costs you$35,000 – $42,000
Selling to Prominent costs you$0

Typical figures. Actual costs vary by market and agreement. See the full comparison

Selling in Georgia

Selling your Georgia house as-is to Prominent Cash Offer vs. listing it with a real estate agent

Selling to Prominent Cash Offer compared with listing with a real estate agent
What changesProminent Cash OfferListing with an agent
CommissionsNoneAgent commissions, usually a percentage of the sale price
Fees and closing costsNone. We pay the closing costsYour share of closing costs, plus any fees in the listing agreement
RepairsNone. We buy as-isOften expected before listing, or after the buyer's inspection
Cleaning and clearing outLeave what you don't wantCleaned, cleared, and staged for showings
ShowingsNoneShowings and open houses on buyers' schedules
FinancingCash, with no loan to fall throughMost buyers need a mortgage, and approvals can fall through
Closing dateYou choose itNegotiated with the buyer and their lender
Time to sellFast, on your scheduleTime on the market, then the buyer's closing process

In Georgia, a house in top condition may sell for more on the open market. A direct sale gives up some of that price for certainty, speed and no repair bills. What matters is what reaches you. Compare in detail

Other ways to sell

If a cash sale isn't the right fit in Georgia

Cash offers are Prominent's primary service. Other arrangements are considered case by case, and not every property, seller or state qualifies.

Frequently asked questions

Questions about selling your Georgia house as-is

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How do I sell my Georgia house to Prominent Cash Offer?

Prominent Cash Offer is a cash home buyer: we buy houses for cash, as they are. Share the address and a little about the house. If it's a fit, we make you a fair cash offer in writing. If you accept, you choose the closing date and we handle the paperwork with the title company.

Do I need to make repairs or clean before I sell?

No. We buy houses in Georgia as they are, in any condition: needing major repairs, damaged, or simply outdated. Leave behind anything you don't want.

Are there any fees, commissions, or closing costs?

No. There's no agent commission and no fees from us, and we pay the closing costs.

How fast can I sell my Georgia house?

As fast as the title work allows, or later if you need time to move. We pay cash, so there's no buyer's loan to wait on, and you choose the closing date.

Do I have to accept your offer?

No. The offer is in writing, and you're under no obligation to accept it.

What situations do you buy houses in?

Every situation, including inherited houses and probate, foreclosure, divorce, relocation, rentals with tenants, vacant houses, and houses behind on property taxes.

Can I sell if there are liens or back taxes?

Yes. Liens and back taxes are usually paid from the sale proceeds at closing, through the title company.

Can I sell a Georgia house as-is?

You can ask about selling it as it is. Share the condition accurately, and ask how it affects the evaluation and the written terms.

What do I have to disclose if my house was built before 1978?

Federal rules require disclosing known lead-based paint information and giving the buyer the EPA pamphlet; buyers get a 10-day inspection period unless waived.

What about other condition problems?

That depends on the contract and Georgia law. A Georgia real estate attorney can advise on your situation.

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Start with the address of your Georgia house as-is.

Step 1 of 520%

We use the address to understand which property you mean. No offer is generated on this step.

A written offer conversation is always optional.

No obligation. You choose the closing date.

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