Guides for Rhode Island home sellers
Plain answers from JB Jackson, who has bought Rhode Island houses since 1975, on the questions that come up when you sell.
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These guides from I Buy Rhode Island Houses cover what Rhode Island sellers ask about: who pays the closing costs and the state's conveyance tax, how to tell a legitimate cash buyer from a wholesaler or a bad actor, and how to sell a house without a realtor. Each one cites the Rhode Island law or agency it relies on.
Latest guides
Who pays closing costs in Rhode Island?
The conveyance tax, recording fees, the lien certificate, and which costs are open to negotiation.
Are "we buy houses" companies legit?
Four kinds of cash buyer, the red flags, and a Rhode Island checklist to run before you sign.
Selling your Rhode Island house without a realtor
Pricing, the paperwork Rhode Island requires, what it costs, and when a cash sale is simpler.
How much do cash home buyers pay?
How a cash offer is figured, with a Rhode Island example and how to spot a lowball.
Thinking about selling your Rhode Island house?
Fill out the form at the top of the page or call I Buy Rhode Island Houses at 401-267-1400. We'll put a cash offer in writing, with no obligation.
