Sell My House Fast in Columbus, OH
InTym Properties buys houses in Columbus directly, in any condition. You get a written offer usually within 48 hours, signed by InTym Properties, with the math shown line by line. No repairs, no fees, no obligation to sell. Email hello@intymproperties.com or call/text (650) 540-1854.
†every offer signed · proof of funds on request · no obligation, in writing
What is the Columbus market doing?
median price $298,858 · 46 days on market · +2.2% YoY · financed close 30 to 45 days
InTym close: your date, as soon as 7 days
A financed Columbus sale runs close to three months once 46 days on market meets a 30-to-45-day close. The InTym Properties version is one walkthrough, one written offer, one date you pick.
Get your Columbus offer.
How does InTym Properties calculate your offer?
Columbus, OH · comps and repair pricing vary by house
- ARV (fixed-up value)
- $299,000
- repairs
- −$54,000
- InTym Properties' costs
- −$30,000
- InTym Properties' margin
- −$18,000
- your offer
- = $197,000
ARV anchored to the September 2026 median sale price (Redfin Data Center) · your offer uses your house, your comps, your repairs
How does selling to InTym work in Franklin County?
Tell InTym Properties about the property
Two minutes. Any condition, any situation.
Read the offer
Within 48 hours, signed, repairs and code items priced in.
Pick the date
Licensed Franklin County title company. Costs itemized before you sign.
How does selling to InTym compare to an agent?
| InTym | Agent | |
|---|---|---|
| Repairs | None. Bought as it sits | Typically required to appraise or sell |
| Showings | One walkthrough | Weeks of them |
| Agent commission | $0 | ~5 to 6% of sale price |
| Transfer tax + closing costs | Itemized in writing before you sign | Seller typically pays transfer costs plus title fees |
| Appraisal contingency | None | Standard, and it kills deals |
| Timeline | Your date, as soon as 7 days | 46 days median on market, plus ~30 to 45 to close |
On the ground in Columbus.
Situations InTym Properties handles here
- inherited and estate sales through Franklin County Probate Court
- rental exits and tired landlord properties along the university corridor
- code violations, nuisance citations, and vacant-property issues
- pre-foreclosure while the case sits in Franklin County Common Pleas
- divorce and relocation sales that need a certain date
- roof, freeze, and foundation repairs on post-war housing stock
Areas InTym Properties buys in
As Franklin County cash home buyers, InTym Properties buys houses in Columbus in any condition: the areas above are only where we are most active.
How closing works here
InTym Properties closes through a licensed title company in Franklin County; Ohio does not require an attorney at closing. Ohio collects a conveyance fee when the deed records: $1.00 per $1,000 of sale price to the state plus Franklin County's $2.00 permissive fee, $3.00 per $1,000 total, plus a $0.50 per-parcel transfer fee. That seller-side cost is itemized in your written offer before you sign, including what InTym Properties covers. Ohio is a judicial foreclosure state: cases run through the Franklin County Court of Common Pleas and end at a sheriff's sale, and you can sell before the sale date.
Run the listing math on a $298,858 Columbus house.
Columbus, OH · the traditional route at the September 2026 median
- median sale price (Redfin Data Center, September 2026)
- $298,858
- agent commission, ~5 to 6%
- −$16,437 to $17,931
- Ohio conveyance fee, about $4 per $1,000
- −$1,195
- repairs, concessions, carrying costs
- priced per house
- median wait: 46 days on market + 30 to 45-day close
- ~2.5 to 3 months
computed from the September 2026 Redfin Data Center median for Columbus · your commission, repairs, and timeline depend on your house
On a $298,858 Columbus house, a listing means roughly $16,437 to $17,931 in commission, before repairs, concessions, or a wait of roughly 2.5 to 3 months. The closing notes above spell out what InTym Properties itemizes and covers.
“Columbus sellers get the same written-offer process InTym Properties runs everywhere: the math shown line by line, the date picked by you. A 46-day median market does not change how we do the paperwork.”
InTym Properties
InTym Properties signs every offer, including yours.
Who signs your offer
InTym Properties · (650) 540-1854
What do sellers ask in Columbus?
How fast can you actually close on a Columbus house?
As soon as 7 days if title is clear, longer if you need it. The title company sets the legal minimum; you set the rest.
Who buys houses for cash in Columbus?
Three kinds of companies: local principal buyers like InTym Properties that sign and close in their own entity name, national 'we buy houses' franchises and iBuyers with narrow buy boxes, and wholesalers who sign your contract and sell it to an end investor. Ohio law (R.C. 5301.95) now requires a wholesaler to hand you a written disclosure before you sign; if you never got one, you have a right to cancel. Check the entity on the Ohio Secretary of State business search, ask for proof of funds, and ask which licensed Franklin County title company will close.
I am in foreclosure in Franklin County. Can you still buy my house?
Often, yes. Ohio foreclosures are judicial: the lender sues in the Franklin County Court of Common Pleas and the property is sold at a sheriff's sale after judgment. You can sell any time before the sale is confirmed; the proceeds pay off the lender and stop the case.
The property is in probate. Can I get an offer before it clears?
Yes. InTym Properties can make a written offer now and close once the Franklin County Probate Court gives the executor or administrator authority to sell.
My rental near campus has code violations or needs work. Will you still buy it?
Yes, exactly as it sits, tenants included if they are in place. Code items, open violations, and deferred maintenance are routine on older Columbus housing. Each appears as a line item in the offer.
What do I pay at closing? Does Ohio have a transfer tax?
Ohio charges a conveyance fee of $1.00 per $1,000 of sale price to the state plus Franklin County's $2.00 permissive fee, $3.00 per $1,000 total, plus $0.50 per parcel. Every cost is itemized before you sign; your offer shows what InTym Properties covers.
What if I change my mind?
Every agreement includes a cancellation window in plain words before you sign. InTym Properties would rather lose a deal than trap a seller.
How do I know this is real?
Run the same checks on every buyer, including us: search the entity name on the contract in the Ohio Secretary of State business search, ask for proof of funds in that entity's name, and ask which licensed Franklin County title company will close, then call it. The written offer shows the math line by line and survives any attorney's review. We are the buyer.