Indianapolis homeowners are dealing with rising property taxes, aging homes, and a shifting market. If you're tired of carrying a property that's draining your bank account every month, we get it, and there is a straightforward way out.
Get My Cash Offer$230,000
Median Sale Price
54 days
Days on Market (MLS)
-1.2% YoY (Mar 2026)
Price Change YoY
2–3 months
Months of Inventory
Source: Redfin, Zillow, Marion County, Q1 2026
Indianapolis is growing fast, but that doesn't mean every homeowner is benefiting. Rising assessments in neighborhoods like Lawrence, Warren Township, and the near west side are squeezing long-time residents. Meanwhile, homes that need work sit on the MLS for months because buyers want move-in ready. If you are caught in that gap, a house that costs too much to fix and too much to keep. A direct cash sale may be the smartest move you can make.
Get a cash offer on your Indianapolis propertyIf any of these situations hit close to home, you're exactly who we built this for.
Marion County property taxes eating into your budget every quarter
An older home with deferred maintenance you can't afford to fix
Months on the MLS with zero serious offers and an agent who won't return your calls
A rental property on the east side that's become more headache than income
Not a national call center. Two people who buy homes here.
From Broad Ripple to Beech Grove, Fountain Square to Speedway: we've bought homes across Marion County and understand what drives value in each neighborhood.
Need to close before the next tax installment? Or need 60 days to find your next place? We work on your schedule, not ours.
Behind on payments? House needs major work? Inherited a property you never wanted? We've seen it all and we do not judge. We solve problems.
Three steps. No surprises. You talk directly to Addai or Grant — not a call center.
Share your address, condition, and situation. Takes about 60 seconds to fill out.
We review the property and send a no-obligation cash offer, usually within 24 hours.
Accept the offer and pick your closing date — as fast as 7 days or on whatever schedule works for you.
"I was three months behind on my mortgage and my lender had already started the process. Addai actually picked up the phone himself, explained everything, and never once pressured me. We had a signed offer in 18 hours and closed 10 days later. I kept my credit and finally slept through the night."
— Sarah M. — Eastside Indianapolis, IN
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Full Indianapolis guideWe buy across all of Indianapolis — including the areas that traditional buyers skip over.
Near Eastside / Martindale-Brightwood
Median values around $107,000 and long days on market make this one of the areas where distressed sellers most often call us first.
Warren Township (46218)
Older housing stock, rising tax assessments, and a thin buyer pool push many Warren Township owners toward cash sales rather than waiting months on the MLS.
Near Southside
Homes in the $180,000–$200,000 range are sitting longer as buyers shop move-in ready, leaving sellers who can't afford updates without good options.
Near Northwest / Riverside (46222)
High concentrations of inherited and estate properties land here, and out-of-state heirs routinely reach out to us rather than deal with a listing from afar.
Christian Park / Southeast Side
Insurance costs and aging infrastructure have pushed more owners into the "costs more to hold than to sell" category, driving steady cash buyer inquiries.
Lawrence / Fort Benjamin Harrison
Post-reassessment tax bills hit long-time Lawrence owners hard, and many who bought before the run-up are now looking for a fast, clean exit.
Fountain Square / Garfield Park
Renovation-heavy neighborhood where homes that don't pencil out for retail buyers due to repair costs are a natural fit for a direct cash sale.
Speedway / Ben Davis
Older post-war bungalows in this corridor frequently have deferred maintenance that scares off financed buyers: we buy them as-is, no exceptions.
Every county has its own quirks. Here's what you need to know about selling in Marion County.
Title & Closing Process
Indiana uses title companies, not attorneys, to handle closings. A standard Marion County title search takes 30 to 45 days for a financed sale. Cash closings can move much faster, often 10 to 14 days, because there's no lender underwriting to wait on.
Closing Timeline
Expect 45 to 60 days on a traditional financed sale in Marion County. Cash transactions routinely close in 10 to 14 days once the title is clear.
Tax Liens & Foreclosure
Marion County has a notable volume of tax-delinquent properties. All outstanding liens must be cleared through the Marion County Treasurer before closing. Indiana is a judicial foreclosure state, meaning the process runs 120 to 180 days from default to auction. We can often step in before a property reaches that stage.
One Thing Unique to Marion County
Marion County tax assessments have risen sharply in recent cycles. Many sellers are surprised to find their assessed value, and therefore their tax bill, increased significantly since purchase, which changes the math on whether it makes sense to list versus sell directly.
Straight answers to the questions we hear most from homeowners in Marion County.
We typically deliver a cash offer within 24 hours of receiving your property details. From accepted offer to closing, most Indianapolis sellers are done in 10 to 14 days. We handle all the paperwork and title coordination; you just show up to sign.
No. We buy homes in any condition: roof damage, foundation issues, outdated electrical, whatever the situation. You don't repair anything, clean anything, or stage anything. We make our offer based on the property as it stands today.
Yes, and the sooner the better. Indiana's judicial foreclosure process takes 120 to 180 days, but acting before a judgment is entered gives you more options. We've helped Indianapolis homeowners sell and walk away with cash even when they were several months behind. Contact us immediately and we'll tell you exactly where you stand.
Any outstanding property tax liens get paid at closing from the sale proceeds before you receive your check. We work with the title company to get an exact payoff figure from the Marion County Treasurer. You don't need to come up with the money upfront.
A cash offer is typically below full retail market value because we're covering repairs, carrying costs, and transaction risk. But when you factor in 6% agent commissions, 2 to 3 months of mortgage payments while your home sits, repair costs, and closing concessions, many Indianapolis sellers net more from a direct cash sale than they expect. We walk you through both numbers so you can decide with clear information.
Yes. We buy occupied rental properties regularly. Indiana tenant law requires proper notice for showings, but a cash sale to us eliminates traditional showings entirely. We'll assess the tenancy situation, including any lease terms or non-paying tenants, and we factor it into our offer.
You have three realistic paths: list it as-is on the MLS and accept a lower price with a longer timeline, pay contractors upfront to make it more marketable, or sell directly to a cash buyer who buys in its current condition. For most heirs dealing with family pressure and no repair budget, a direct cash sale is the fastest and least stressful exit. We can have an offer in your hands within 24 hours so you and your family have a real number to make a decision around.
Ninety days with no offers is a signal worth listening to. Before dropping the price further and spending another 60 to 90 days waiting, it is worth getting a cash offer to see what your real floor looks like. A direct sale means no more showings, no more contingencies, and a guaranteed close date you control. Contact us and we will give you a number within 24 hours that you can compare honestly against what your agent is telling you.
As long as both spouses agree to sell, you can close before the divorce decree is finalized. We work with both parties directly, there are no showings or open houses to coordinate, and we can close in as few as 7 days once both signatures are in place. Many divorcing couples choose a direct cash sale specifically because it removes the house from the negotiation entirely and puts clean cash into each person's hands.
We buy across every neighborhood and suburb — including the areas traditional buyers skip over. Click any area for a dedicated local guide.
Lawrence, IN
Marion County tax assessments that jumped 25–35% after the 2023 reassessment cycle, hitting long-time Lawrence owners hardest
Beech Grove, IN
Mid-century brick ranches and Cape Cods from the 1940s–60s with deferred maintenance that scares off financed buyers
Speedway, IN
Post-war bungalows from the 1940s–60s with deferred maintenance that outpaces their market value
Warren Township, IN
One of Marion County's highest foreclosure concentrations — many homeowners are behind on payments with no clear path forward
Broad Ripple, IN
A renovation gap between assessed value and actual repair cost — updating a 1950s bungalow to meet buyer expectations often costs more than the equity available
Fountain Square, IN
High concentration of inherited properties and probate situations from the neighborhood's long history of working-class homeownership
Irvington, IN
Historic homes from 1900–1930 where lender financing friction slows or kills traditional sales
Ben Davis, IN
Below-median values along West 10th Street and Tibbs Avenue where repair costs eat into thin margins
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