Harrison County · Mississippi
D'Iberville sits across the Back Bay from Biloxi, and most of it is new. The city itself is younger than a lot of its residents, and the neighborhoods off Lamey Bridge Road and behind the Sangani Boulevard stores went up in the 1990s and 2000s, filled largely by families who wanted a yard and could not pay Ocean Springs prices. Those houses are now old enough that the roof, the air handler and the siding all come due within a couple of years. Closer to the Back Bay, the older places carry insurance that decides who can buy them. We buy D'Iberville houses as they sit, for cash.
Condition and situation never decide whether we make an offer. They only decide the number, and we show you how we got to it.
Roof, air handler, siding and windows reach the end of their lives within a few years of each other, and the quotes add up faster than the house is worth fixing. We buy it before you spend anything on any of it.
On the older places closer to the water, wind and flood premiums are what a financed buyer runs into. A cash purchase needs no lender, no binder and no appraisal, so the sale does not hinge on a quote.
Original owner homes still in a late parent's name, with the children split between here, Ocean Springs and out of state. The closing attorney works out who has to sign before anything is scheduled.
Small houses and duplexes off Sangani Boulevard and the Highway 15 side, managed from out of town for years. Occupied or vacant, behind on repairs or not, we take it as it is.
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Two minutes on the form below, or a phone call. We have bought houses with trees through the roof.
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We compare your house against real sold homes in D'Iberville and bring you a number within 24 hours, in writing, with the math explained.
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A licensed title attorney handles the closing and the money. Days or months, you choose.
The county holds its tax sale in late August every year. A house that has fallen behind can be sold for the taxes owed, and the owner then has two years from that sale to redeem it before the buyer can take title. We settle whatever the county shows owed at closing, so a redemption deadline is a reason to call, not a reason to give up.
Every closing in Mississippi goes through a licensed title attorney. The attorney holds the money, clears the title, and pays off any liens before you are paid. You never hand a deed to us directly.
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Biloxi · St. Martin · Woolmarket · Ocean Springs · Latimer · Gulfport
Two minutes now, a written cash offer within 24 hours. No obligation, no pressure, and no cost, whatever you decide.