We Buy Houses in Mobile, AL
Sell your house fast for cash, as-is. A written offer within 24 hours of one call, and you pick the closing date.
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We buy houses in Mobile for cash, in any condition. One call about your home tells us what we need, and you get a written offer within 24 hours. Your cash offer is based on what you tell us about the house. If your answers reflect its real condition, the price on the contract is the price at closing. An attorney or title company handles closing, and you pick the date, in as little as 14 days.
A Simple, Honest Process
Sell Your House in Three Easy Steps.
1. Let's Talk
We'll give you a free, no-obligation consultation at your convenience. No pushy questions. No pressure.
2. Get a Cash Offer
After a quick call about your home's condition, we'll give you a fast cash offer. No walkthrough needed. No commissions or fees of any kind.
3. Close On Your Timeline
Close in as little as 14 days, or later if you need more time. You pick the date.
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How do I sell my house fast in Mobile?
Call us about your house's condition — its age, location and anything that needs work. We'll send a written cash offer within 24 hours. You can close in as little as 14 days, with no commissions and no showings along the way. We also pay standard closing costs, so there's nothing extra for you to cover.
Can I sell my house as-is in Mobile if it needs repairs?
Yes. We pay cash for houses in any condition, so there's no need for repairs, cleaning or showings before you sell. Just describe the condition honestly on the call — roof age, foundation issues, anything overdue — so we understand the house.
Which Mobile neighborhoods do you buy houses in?
We buy houses across Mobile, including Midtown, the Oakleigh Garden Historic District, Spring Hill, Toulminville and Ashland Place, and across Mobile County 1. Whether your house sits in one of the older in-town districts or further out toward West Mobile, the process is the same phone call.
How much are property taxes on a Mobile house?
Does hurricane or flood risk affect selling my Mobile house?
Many coastal Mobile County homes need separate wind coverage through the Alabama Insurance Underwriting Association, plus a flood policy 4. That coverage pool serves both Mobile and Baldwin counties 4. The extra cost, on top of standard homeowners insurance, is one reason some owners choose a faster, as-is sale. Ask a licensed insurance agent about your property's specific requirements.
Can I sell a Mobile house that still has damage from Hurricane Sally?
About selling in Mobile
Mobile is the seat of Mobile County. County offices, including the Circuit Clerk and the Probate Court, sit at the Mobile County Government Plaza, 205 Government Street 6. Judge of Probate Mark Erwin leads that court 6. Its general information line is 251-574-6000 6. Alabama's courthouse-door foreclosure sales for the county are held there, between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m., after three weeks of newspaper notice 7.
An inherited Mobile house typically goes through a standard probate case filed at the Mobile County Probate Court. That's because the state's small-estates shortcut only covers personal property, not real estate 8. It's true whether the house sits inside the city or in unincorporated Mobile County. The Probate Court's own website lists the filing steps and contact information 8.
Mobile's older neighborhoods include Midtown, the Oakleigh Garden Historic District, Spring Hill, Toulminville and Ashland Place 1. Their names come from architecture dating back a century or more. Downtown, decades of restoration have brought many historic buildings and homes back into use 1. Newer neighborhoods spread west toward unincorporated Mobile County. That area grew again after a 2023 annexation pushed Mobile's population back above 200,000, Alabama's second-largest city after Huntsville 1. Common ZIP codes across the city include 36605, 36606, 36608, 36609, 36618, 36619, 36693 and 36695 9.
Owner-occupied homes in Mobile County are assessed at 10% of appraised value, and the tax year runs October 1 to September 30 2. The combined millage rate is 63.5 mills inside the city, compared with 48.5 mills in unincorporated county 3. Taxes are due October 1 and become delinquent after December 31 2. Unpaid balances move to a tax lien sale the following May, worth knowing if you inherited a house with back taxes owed 2. An inherited house you don't occupy as your primary residence also won't qualify for the county's homestead exemption. That exemption otherwise trims up to $4,000 of assessed value off state taxes and $2,000 off county taxes 10.
Coastal Mobile County homes often need a separate wind policy through the state-created Alabama Insurance Underwriting Association, on top of homeowners and flood coverage 4. Hurricane Sally came ashore nearby in September 2020, with gusts near 82 mph recorded at Mobile Regional Airport 5. Its storm surge damaged docks, roofs and trees around the county 5. Older homes can also face extra insurer scrutiny after storms like that, which can make a traditional listing slower or costlier.
Many Mobile sellers who call us are closing out an inherited home, relocating for work, or managing a rental with tenants still in place. Whatever the reason, we buy houses in Mobile as-is, for cash, with no showings. If you're comparing cash home buyers in Mobile, ask each one for a written offer before you decide. For how Alabama's foreclosure, probate and attorney-closing rules work statewide, see our Alabama page.
Sources
- Wikipedia, "Mobile, Alabama"
- Mobile County Revenue Commission, General Questions
- Mobile County Revenue Commission, Millage Rates
- Alabama Insurance Underwriting Association
- National Weather Service Mobile, Hurricane Sally
- Mobile County Government, County Directory
- Ala. Code § 35-10-14
- Mobile County Probate Court, Small Estates Act
- Zip-Codes.com, Mobile, AL
- Mobile County Revenue Commission, Homestead Exemption