Atlanta, GA
Sell your Atlanta house as-is, or for a net you know before it lists
Atlanta prices run from intown bungalows that need everything to homes well past half a million. We make as-is cash offers across the city, and for houses that only need cosmetic work we can sell to an owner-occupant at a net you sign off on first.
- Any Atlanta neighborhood
- Fulton or DeKalb side
- Attorney closing on your date
Get your Atlanta offer
Takes about 60 seconds. We respond within one business day, usually sooner.
- No obligation
- Fast response
- As-is
Two ways to sell your Atlanta house
An Atlanta house with a dated kitchen, roof questions or a tenant still in place is a good fit for our cash offer: one written price, no repairs, and a closing attorney who pays you on the day. If the house is close to move-in ready, the Retail Buyer Program can get nearer to what an owner-occupant would pay, with your net agreed before we market it. That route takes around 60 days.
Where we buy in Atlanta
Across the city of Atlanta, on both the Fulton and DeKalb sides. Single-family homes, duplexes and houses with tenants: send the address.
Who you're dealing with: Easy Exit Property Solutions, a brand of SMS Capital Solutions LLC. We buy homes; we are not a brokerage. Funds sit with title or a closing attorney.
Atlanta address? Start with the form, or call or text acquisitions on (727) 349-2932.
Atlanta housing by the numbers
Fewer than half of Atlanta homes are lived in by their owners, and almost three in five housing units are in multi-unit buildings. The single-family homes that do come up cover a very wide price range: more than a third of owner-occupied homes are valued at $500,000 or more, while about one in ten is under $200,000.
| Median value of owner-occupied homes | $462,200 |
|---|---|
| Owner-occupied homes | 47.7% |
| Owner homes valued at $500,000+ | 37.0% |
| Residents who moved in the past year | 21.5% |
| Population | 520,066 |
Figures: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2024 1-year.
One city, two counties
Most of Atlanta sits in Fulton County, but part of the city lies in DeKalb County. Which side your address is on decides where your property tax bill comes from, which assessor values the house and which probate court handles an estate. Your tax bill or assessment notice will say. The Fulton County offices are listed below; if you are on the DeKalb side, the same roles sit with DeKalb County.
A fast-moving city
About one in five Atlanta residents moved into their current home within the last year, and only around 8% of households have been in the same home since before 2000. Long-held houses do exist, and they are often the ones with the most equity and the most deferred upkeep. Those are exactly the houses where comparing a cash price with a fixed-net sale makes sense.
Offices you may deal with when selling in Atlanta
For an address on the Fulton County side:
- Fulton County Tax CommissionerProperty tax bills and payments
- Fulton County Board of AssessorsProperty values and assessment notices
- Fulton County Probate CourtWills and estates for an inherited house
Selling a house in Atlanta: your questions
My Atlanta house is in DeKalb County. Does that change anything?
Only the offices involved. Taxes, assessments and probate go through DeKalb County instead of Fulton. The way we buy and close is the same.
Will you buy an Atlanta house with tenants in it?
Yes, through the cash offer. We work around the lease and the tenants, so you do not have to empty the house first.