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Sell Your House Fast in Smyrna, DE

Smyrna straddles the Kent/New Castle line, with a historic downtown and fast-growing subdivisions along Route 13 and Route 1. We buy houses there as-is, including rentals and estate homes.

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In short: We buy houses in Smyrna (Kent & New Castle Counties) as-is, with no repairs or commission. We can also offer Fix & List, seller financing, or a rent-back if those fit better.

What should sellers in Smyrna know?

Rental rules if you're a landlord

Smyrna requires an annual rental license and a passed rental inspection before each new tenant moves in ($75 inspection; $100 for a missed appointment), and prior tenants' water/sewer balances must be cleared. If you're tired of that cycle, we buy occupied or vacant rentals.

Town utilities and taxes

The town runs its own electric, water, and sewer utilities, and its property tax rate is $0.94 per $100 of assessed value. Any utility balances get settled at closing.

Transfer tax

Smyrna levies the full 1.5% local share, so total realty transfer tax is 4%, customarily split between buyer and seller. When Silverside buys your house, we pay all closing costs, including your share of the transfer tax. Run the numbers.

Older homes near downtown

The Smyrna Historic District and older homes near downtown can need systems and structural work that lenders balk at. We buy them as-is.

How does it work?

  1. Tell us about the house by form, call, or text.
  2. Get a written offer with the math behind it.
  3. Close at a licensed Delaware settlement attorney on your date. You're paid at settlement.

Get options for your Smyrna house

No repairs, no commissions, no obligation. Pick your own closing date.

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What areas near Smyrna do we cover?

Downtown Smyrna and the historic district, Clayton, Cheswold, and communities along Route 13, Route 1, and Route 300. Smyrna School District.

General information, not legal or tax advice. Confirm local rules with the municipality or your attorney.

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