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iOffer Homes buys houses across metro Atlanta for cash. Whether you're in Buckhead, East Point, Marietta, or Stone Mountain — we make a fair offer within 24 hours and close in as few as 7 days. No agents, no repairs, no fees. Just cash.

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Why Atlanta Homeowners Choose a Cash Sale

Atlanta is one of the fastest-moving real estate markets in the Southeast. The metro area added more than 70,000 new residents last year, and home prices have risen sharply across Fulton, DeKalb, Cobb, and Gwinnett counties. But fast-moving markets cut both ways: while values are up, listing a home traditionally still takes months. The average Atlanta home spends 38–55 days on market before going under contract, then another 30–45 days closing. That's nearly three months — and that's before counting repairs, showings, and the 5–6% agent commission that comes out of your final check.

For Atlanta homeowners who need to move on quickly — whether you're facing a Georgia non-judicial foreclosure, settling a probate estate in DeKalb County, dealing with code enforcement in the City of Atlanta, or just tired of being a landlord in Gwinnett — a direct cash sale removes the agents, the inspections, and the wait.

Atlanta Market Reality (Late 2025 / Early 2026)

Average days on market: 38–55 days (Fulton/DeKalb counties)

Traditional close timeline: 60–90 days from list to close

Typical agent commission: 5–6% of sale price

Pre-sale repair spend (national average): $14,163

iOffer Homes close timeline: 7–14 days. Zero commission. Zero repairs.

How Selling Your Atlanta House Works

1

Tell Us About Your Atlanta Home

Fill out the form above or call (662) 686-8757. We just need your address and a few details about the property's condition.

2

Get Your Cash Offer

We pull recent comparable sales in your Atlanta neighborhood and send you a written, no-obligation offer within 24 hours.

3

Close at a Local Title Company

Pick your closing date. A licensed Georgia title company handles the paperwork. You walk away with cash.

Atlanta Metro Areas We Buy Houses In

We buy houses anywhere in the metro Atlanta region — inside the perimeter, outside the perimeter, and the suburbs. Below are the cities and suburbs we cover most frequently. Click any city for a dedicated cash offer page.

Atlanta Neighborhoods We Buy In

From historic intown bungalows to suburban ranches, we buy in every Atlanta neighborhood. Some of the areas we work in most often:

Common Reasons Atlanta Homeowners Sell to Us

Inherited Atlanta Property

You inherited a house in DeKalb or Fulton County and don't want to manage repairs, taxes, or out-of-state showings. We close fast on inherited Atlanta homes — even mid-probate.

Facing Georgia Foreclosure

Georgia foreclosures move in 30–45 days. If you're behind on payments and the auction date is approaching, we can usually close before the auction and stop the foreclosure on your credit.

Code Violations or Tax Liens

Atlanta Code Enforcement issued violations? Back taxes owed to Fulton or DeKalb County? We buy houses with code violations and the title company resolves the liens at closing.

Tired Landlord — Tenant-Occupied Rental

Rental property in East Point, College Park, or Stone Mountain with problem tenants? We buy with tenants in place. No need to give notice or wait out a lease.

Divorce or Separation

Splitting equity in a Georgia divorce? A cash sale closes fast and splits clean — no months of showings while you're trying to move on.

Fire, Water, or Storm Damage

Insurance claim closed but the repairs are more than the payout? We buy fire-damaged and storm-damaged houses as-is. No contractors, no permits, no waiting.

Selling Your Atlanta House: The Two Real Options

Option 1: List with a Realtor

You'll typically pay a 5–6% commission (about $20,000 on a $400,000 Atlanta home), plus closing costs, plus repair credits. Listing in metro Atlanta takes 38–55 days on average to get an accepted offer, then another 30–45 days to close. You'll need to deep-clean, stage, take professional photos, host showings, and possibly make repairs your inspector flags. The MLS gets you maximum exposure — but you pay for it in time, money, and stress.

Option 2: Sell Directly to iOffer Homes

We make a cash offer within 24 hours. No listing, no staging, no showings. You pick the closing date — 7 days or 60 days, your choice. A local Georgia title company handles paperwork. Zero fees, zero commission, zero repairs required. The offer we make is the amount you walk away with at closing.

The trade-off: our offer will be below what you might get from a fully-prepped traditional listing, because we're absorbing all the costs and time you'd otherwise spend. But when you account for the 5–6% commission, repair costs, closing costs, and 3 months of carrying costs (mortgage, insurance, taxes, utilities) on a traditional sale, the net numbers are usually closer than people expect.

Frequently Asked Questions About Selling Your Atlanta House

How fast can you buy my Atlanta house?

We typically deliver a written cash offer within 24 hours of receiving your property details. If you accept, we can close in as few as 7 days through a local Atlanta-area title company. We can also close on a longer timeline — 30, 60, or 90 days — if that works better for you.

Do you buy houses outside of Atlanta city limits?

Yes. We buy across the entire metro Atlanta area — including Fulton County, DeKalb County, Cobb County, Gwinnett County, Clayton County, and Henry County. Marietta, Decatur, Sandy Springs, Roswell, Alpharetta, Smyrna, East Point, College Park, Stone Mountain, Lithonia, Douglasville, and Stockbridge are all in our service area.

What if my Atlanta house has code violations or back taxes?

We buy houses with code violations, unpaid property taxes, liens, and title issues. A local title company resolves these at closing — they come out of the sale proceeds. You don't have to fix anything beforehand.

Can you close before my Atlanta foreclosure auction date?

In most cases, yes. Georgia is a non-judicial foreclosure state, which means foreclosures move fast — typically 30–45 days from the first notice. If you contact us at least 14 days before your auction date, we can usually close in time to stop the foreclosure and protect your credit.

Will I pay any fees or commissions on my Atlanta house sale?

Zero. No agent commissions, no closing costs, no inspection fees, no repair credits. The cash offer we make is the amount you walk away with at closing.

How do you decide what to offer for my Atlanta house?

We pull recent sales of similar homes in your specific Atlanta neighborhood, factor in your home's current condition, estimate repair costs, and subtract our holding and closing costs. Atlanta neighborhoods vary widely — a Buckhead colonial and a College Park bungalow have very different value drivers.

Do you buy rental properties with tenants still in them?

Yes. We buy tenant-occupied rentals across Atlanta. You don't have to give notice or wait for the lease to end. We honor existing leases and handle the tenant relationship after closing.

What about title issues or unresolved estate matters?

We work with you and a local title company to resolve issues at closing whenever possible. Unrecorded deeds, heirship disputes, missing signatures, judgment liens — most of these can be cleared at the closing table. If your property is mid-probate in Fulton or DeKalb County, we can often close once the executor has authority to sell.

Ready to Sell Your Atlanta Home?

No showings. No repairs. No waiting. Just a fair cash offer in 24 hours.

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Other Atlanta Metro Cities We Serve

Marietta, GA Decatur, GA Sandy Springs, GA Roswell, GA Alpharetta, GA Smyrna, GA East Point, GA College Park, GA Stone Mountain, GA Lithonia, GA

Difficult Situations We Handle

Inherited House Foreclosure Divorce Tenants Probate Behind on Payments Fire Damage Code Violations

Helpful Guides

How Cash Buyers Work Avoid Realtor Fees What Is a Fair Cash Offer? Sell Without a Realtor How to Stop Foreclosure