New Albany, Indiana — sell your house fast for cash

Sell your New Albany
home for cash.

Historic homes and a growing riverfront district. Offer in 48 hours. Close in two weeks.

Floyd County  ·  Any condition  ·  Zero agent fees

New Albany, Indiana

We buy houses throughout New Albany

New Albany has one of the largest collections of historic homes in Southern Indiana, concentrated in districts like Mansion Row and Silver Hills, alongside a growing downtown and more everyday housing stock further out along Grant Line Road.

Many New Albany homeowners find that the traditional listing process does not fit their situation. A property that needs real work before it can be shown, an estate working through Floyd County probate, or a rental with problem tenants — these are not cases where you want to wait months on the MLS.

We buy properties across all of New Albany and the surrounding area. Submit your address, receive a written offer within 48 hours, and close on whatever date works for you. No repairs, no agents, no fees.

New Albany Indiana residential neighborhood
Common in New Albany

Situations we see every week

Historic New Albany home — cash buyer

Historic homes needing significant work

New Albany's Mansion Row and other historic districts have beautiful architecture, but many of these century-old homes need real structural, electrical, or plumbing work that conventional lenders won't finance as-is. We buy regardless of the scope of repairs needed.

New Albany probate and estate property sale

Probate & estate sales

Floyd County probate proceedings move at their own pace. We regularly buy properties that are mid-probate or recently settled, working directly with estate attorneys and executors, and can wait for authorization before closing.

Home facing foreclosure in New Albany — we can help

A long Indiana foreclosure process

Indiana requires judicial foreclosure for nearly all residential mortgages, which typically takes six months to a year or more once filed. A voluntary cash sale before that process concludes almost always leaves you better off financially and protects your credit.

New Albany & nearby

Areas we buy in

If the address is in New Albany or Floyd County, we will make an offer.

Mansion Row
Silver Hills
Downtown New Albany riverfront
Grant Line Road corridor
Green Valley
Georgetown
Floyds Knobs
Edwardsville
Galena
Clarksville
All of Floyd County
The process

Three steps to a New Albany cash sale

1

Submit your address

Tell us the address and basic condition. Two minutes. We serve all of New Albany and Floyd County.

2

Receive your offer

A written cash offer within 48 hours. Based on the property as-is, with comparable New Albany sales to back it up. No obligation.

3

Close on your date

You choose. We work with a licensed Indiana title company and coordinate everything. Funds at closing.

New Albany homeowners

Get your cash offer today

Takes two minutes. No commitment. We follow up within 48 hours.

Step 1 of 3 — Property

Step 2 of 3 — Situation

Step 3 of 3 — Contact

New Albany questions

Answered plainly

Do you buy in all New Albany neighborhoods?

Yes. We buy throughout New Albany — the historic Mansion Row district, Silver Hills, along Grant Line Road, and everywhere in between. Condition and location are not disqualifiers for us.

How does Floyd County probate affect a cash sale?

If the property is in Floyd County probate, we can still make an offer. We work with the estate attorney and wait for court authorization. Call us to talk through the timeline for your specific case.

Can you stop a foreclosure in New Albany?

Indiana requires judicial foreclosure for nearly all residential mortgages, so the process typically takes six months to a year or more once filed. If you're behind on payments, reach out immediately — the sooner we talk, the more options exist.

Do I need a real estate agent?

No. This is a direct sale. No agents, no commissions, no MLS listing. You deal with us directly and keep every dollar of the agreed price.

What title company do you use?

We work with licensed Indiana title companies and are flexible about which one. If your estate attorney has a relationship with a local title company, we can accommodate that.