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We Buy Houses for Cash in Gordon County, GA

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Your Local Cash Home Buyer in Gordon County

Gordon County is one of the closest counties to our office. From Garden Lakes Boulevard in Rome, it’s about a half-hour drive up GA-53 to Calhoun. So when a Gordon County homeowner calls us, we can usually be standing in the driveway within a day or two. The person who walks through your house is part of our own team.

We Are Home Buyers buys houses for cash all over Gordon County. We buy them in any condition. Some are tidy brick ranches in Calhoun. Some are farmhouses on family land out toward Fairmount or Sugar Valley. Some have sat empty since a parent passed away. You don’t have to fix anything, clean anything, or wait for a buyer’s bank to say yes.

Calhoun, Resaca, Fairmount and the Rest of Gordon County

North of Calhoun, Resaca is a small town best known for the Civil War battlefield along I-75. Out east, Fairmount and Ranger are rural, with homes on larger lots and a lot of family land. Plainville sits near the Floyd County line, close to our side of things. Sugar Valley, to the west, has farmland and older country homes.

Renovated house of the kind We Are Home Buyers restores in Gordon County, Georgia

We Are Home Buyers Reviews

A Flawless Experience with Grant and His Team

“Grant and his team were absolutely PERFECT in all aspects. Kassidy was amazing with timely communication and kept me up to speed on everything. These guys are the best to work with and have my approval 2000%!! Thank you!!!“

Adam A.

Five Stars from a Local Contractor Who’s Seen It All

“I’m a local contractor & I’ve had the pleasure of working w/Grant & his team on several of their projects. I’ve worked w/several real-estate teams, investors, fix & flippers, etc… Grant & his team have gone Above & Beyond on every job I’ve been apart of thus far. Great team, Great Guy!”

Jeremy H.

Top-Notch Communication and Real Estate Know-How

“Had the pleasure of working with Grant and Wayne on multiple occasions and each time has been stellar. Their communication and knowledge of the real estate market is unmatched! Would recommend to anyone!”

Chris T.

Common Reasons Gordon County Owners Sell to Us

These are the situations we hear about most in Calhoun and the rest of Gordon County.

  • A parent’s house: An inherited home in Calhoun or Fairmount, with siblings trying to agree on what to do.
  • Rural homes with rural problems: Failing septic, an old well, a mobile home on the lot, or a barn that’s falling down.
  • Back property taxes: A tax bill that got behind during a hard year.
  • A rental that isn’t worth it anymore: Repairs, turnover, and tenants who stopped paying.
  • A move for work: A new job in another state and a house that has to sell first.
  • A house that needs too much: Water damage, foundation issues, or a roof that won’t make it through another winter.
Homeowner in Gordon County, Georgia: Need to Sell a House in Calhoun or Gordon County?

How Selling Your Gordon County House Works

Here’s what selling to us looks like, from the first call to the closing table.

First, you call or fill out the form. We’ll ask about the house, what you owe on it, and when you need to be done. Then we set up a time to walk through. If you live out of state, a family member, a neighbor, or a lockbox works. We’ll send photos and video so you can see what we see.

Next, we look at recent sales near your house. A home on a quarter-acre in Calhoun and a farmhouse on ten acres in Ranger aren’t priced the same way, and we won’t pretend they are. Then we put a cash offer in writing and walk you through how we got there.

If you accept, a Georgia closing attorney does the title search, pays off any mortgage, taxes, or liens at closing, and sends the rest to you. You choose the closing date. You don’t pay a real estate commission, and you can leave behind anything you don’t want. If you decide not to sell, there’s no cost and no hard feelings.

When Listing in Gordon County Might Be Better

A cash sale isn’t always your best option, and we won’t pretend it is. If your house in Calhoun is updated and in good shape, and you’re not in a hurry, the open market will often pay more. Families moving to Calhoun for work want move-in-ready homes, and they’re willing to pay for them.

A cash sale usually comes out ahead when the house needs a lot of work, the title is messy, there’s a deadline, or the monthly bills are piling up. Once you subtract repairs, commission, closing costs, and months of payments, the gap between a listing and a cash offer can shrink a lot.

Grant Garab, founder of We Are Home Buyers in Rome, Georgia

Written by Grant Garab, Founder of We Are Home Buyers

Grant Garab is a Marine Corps veteran, a licensed REALTOR® with Prestige Home Brokers, and the founder of We Are Home Buyers in Rome. Calhoun is a short drive up GA-53 from our office, and Grant walks through Gordon County houses with sellers himself. This page was reviewed by Natalie Garab, our co-owner and CFO, who manages our closings with local attorneys.

Family home of the kind We Are Home Buyers buys for cash in Gordon County, Georgia
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Do you buy houses in Gordon County, GA?

Yes, We Are Home Buyers buys houses for cash in Gordon County, Georgia. That includes Calhoun, Fairmount, Resaca, Plainville, Ranger, and Sugar Valley. We buy homes in any condition, including houses that need major repairs, inherited homes, rentals, and rural properties with land. Our office is in Rome, about 30 minutes away, so our own team walks through every house. Call (706) 670-6886 or fill out the form to get a written cash offer with no obligation.

How quickly can you close on a house in Calhoun?

How quickly we can close on a house in Calhoun depends on the title and your timeline. With a signed contract, many cash closings take a couple of weeks. Some take longer, such as when there’s an estate that isn’t open yet or an old lien to clear. You choose the closing date. If you need a few extra weeks to move, that’s fine. The closing attorney will give us a realistic date once the title search comes back.

Where is the Gordon County Probate Court?

The Gordon County Probate Court is on the third floor of the Gordon County Courthouse at 100 South Wall Street in Calhoun. It handles wills and estates. When someone passes away, the court names an executor or administrator who can sell the house. If you inherited a house in Gordon County, you can often sign a contract with us before probate is complete. We close once the right paperwork is in place. A probate attorney can explain what your family’s estate needs.

Can I sell my house in Gordon County if I’m behind on taxes?

Yes, you can sell your house in Gordon County even if you’re behind on property taxes. The closing attorney pays the back taxes, interest, and fees out of the sale money and sends that payment to the Gordon County Tax Commissioner. You keep what’s left after taxes and any mortgage. If the house has already gone to a tax sale, Georgia law gives the owner at least 12 months to redeem it. Call us right away so we can look at your options.

Do you buy rural houses with septic and well water?

Yes, we buy rural houses with septic systems and well water all over Gordon County. Many homes near Fairmount, Ranger, Sugar Valley, and Plainville have both. A septic system that needs repair or a well that’s acting up won’t stop us from making an offer. We figure those repairs into our price, and you don’t have to fix anything before closing. We also buy houses with mobile homes, barns, or other outbuildings on the land.

When are foreclosure sales held in Gordon County?

Foreclosure sales in Gordon County are held on the first Tuesday of the month at the county courthouse in Calhoun, the same day used across Georgia. Before the sale, the lender must publish a notice in the county’s legal newspaper once a week for four weeks. If you sell and close before the sale date, the lender is paid off and the foreclosure is canceled. Any extra money goes to you. The sooner you call, the more options you’ll have.

Do you buy land in Gordon County?

Yes, we buy land in Gordon County, from small lots in Calhoun to rural acreage out near Fairmount and Sugar Valley. We look at road access, zoning, utilities, flood zones, and the tax status before making an offer. Family land with several heirs or back taxes is okay to start with. Send us the address or parcel number, and we’ll look it up and give you a straight answer about what we can do.

Can out-of-state heirs sell a house in Gordon County?

Yes, out-of-state heirs can sell a house in Gordon County. We see this often. The person named by the probate court can usually sign the closing papers by mail or with a mobile notary, so you don’t need to travel to Calhoun. We can walk through the house while you’re away and send you photos and video. You also don’t need to clean out the house. Take what matters to your family and leave the rest.

What other areas near Calhoun do you buy houses in?

Besides Gordon County, we buy houses in Whitfield County to the north, including Dalton, and in Floyd County, where our Rome office is. We also buy in Bartow, Polk, Paulding, and Carroll counties. That includes towns like Cartersville, Adairsville, Cedartown, Rockmart, Dallas, Hiram, Carrollton, and Villa Rica. If your house is somewhere else in North Georgia, call and ask. We’ll tell you right away if we can help.

Should I take a cash offer or list my Gordon County house?

Whether to take a cash offer or list your Gordon County house depends on the house and how much time you have. An updated home in Calhoun will often sell for more on the market. A house that needs work, has title problems, or has a deadline often nets about the same with a cash sale after repairs, commission, and months of bills. Our founder is a licensed REALTOR®, so we can show you both numbers and let you decide.

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