Shelby County, Kentucky

We Buy Houses in Simpsonville, KY
A Direct, As-Is Sale

Mortgage Forfeiture is Roger Choate's local direct-buying business. Request a written offer for your Simpsonville house after Roger reviews the property and closing requirements.

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Selling a House in Simpsonville, Kentucky

If you need to sell a house in Simpsonville, Roger Choate buys houses here and across Shelby County directly, as-is, for cash. You get a written offer after he reviews the house and the title, and the sale closes at a local title company.

Simpsonville is an incorporated Shelby County city between Louisville and Shelbyville. The city office is at 108 Old Veechdale Road, and the Census Bureau's 2024 estimate puts the population at 3,119. The Outlet Shoppes of the Bluegrass at 1155 Buck Creek Road sits at I-64 exit 28 (CBL Properties). Schools are run by Shelby County Public Schools.

A city this size has fewer recent sales to compare, which makes pricing and appraisal less predictable for a financed buyer. Roger uses the nearby sales that exist, the house, the lot and the title, and a direct sale has no appraisal or buyer-financing contingency to fall through later.

Your house's assessment comes from the Shelby County Property Valuation Administrator, and deeds, mortgages and liens are recorded with the Shelby County Clerk in Shelbyville. Roger reads that record before he writes an offer, because whatever shows up on the title is what the title company has to clear at closing.

What happens after you call

Roger looks at the house, the lot, recent nearby sales and the title. If it fits, you get a written offer that states the price, the condition the house is sold in and who pays which closing costs. You pick the closing date with the title company, subject to payoff and title requirements. The full sequence is on the how it works page.

What comes out of your proceeds

There is no company fee and no agent commission. Your mortgage payoff, any liens or back taxes, prorated property taxes and the settlement items on the closing statement come out of the sale price. Ask to see the estimated settlement statement before you sign anything.

When a listing makes more sense

If your Simpsonville house is updated and you can wait for a financed buyer, a listing may net you more. The cash sale vs. listing comparison lays out both. A direct sale tends to fit better when the house needs work, when you own it from out of state, or when a listing has already expired. Roger also buys throughout Louisville and Jefferson County.

Local Insight

Rural Property Around Simpsonville

Outside the city limits, houses sit on larger lots and many use a private well and septic system. A financed buyer's lender may require inspections or water testing on those systems, and a failed test can delay or end that sale. Roger reviews well and septic condition, access and outbuildings as part of the offer instead. If you are settling an estate that includes land, the title company confirms who has authority to sign before any closing date is set.

Closing Costs

Simpsonville Real Estate Closing Costs: What Sellers Actually Pay

A retail sale can include a negotiated agent commission, Kentucky's deed transfer tax ($0.50 per $500 of value, paid by the seller), title or settlement charges, mortgage and lien payoffs, taxes, prorations, repairs, or buyer concessions. The exact amount depends on the contract and the property; commissions are negotiable.

In a direct purchase, Mortgage Forfeiture does not charge the seller an agent commission. The written offer states which transaction costs the buyer will pay, and the title company provides a settlement statement showing mortgages, liens, taxes, prorations, and the seller's estimated net before signing.

How It Works

The Cash Buying Process for Simpsonville Sellers

Here is the usual path from first contact to a title-company closing. Property-specific requirements can change the sequence or timing.

1

You Call or Submit the Form

Call (502) 528-7273 or fill out the short form. We ask for your address, a general description of condition, and how to reach you. No obligation, no pressure.

2

We Pull Local Comparable Sales

We research recent closed sales on similar homes in your specific area of Simpsonville: actual transactions on comparable properties near your address. That is what the offer is built on.

3

We Walk the Property

Roger arranges an appropriate property review. Depending on the home and circumstances, that may include an in-person walkthrough, photographs, records, or additional information.

4

You Review a Written Offer

After reviewing the property, ownership, and known closing requirements, Roger prepares any written offer using comparable sales, condition, and property-specific factors. The contract and settlement statement control the final terms, payoffs, taxes, prorations, and estimated net.

5

We Handle Liens, Taxes, and Payoffs

The title company identifies mortgages, taxes, judgments, HOA claims, and other recorded items. The parties review whether they can be paid, released, or otherwise resolved before closing.

6

We Open Title at a Local Title Company

A title company conducts the title search, prepares closing documents, and handles the settlement. You receive a settlement statement showing the purchase price, costs, payoffs, prorations, and estimated net before signing.

7

You Close and Receive Your Funds

Once the required documents are signed and the transaction funds, the title company disburses according to the settlement statement. Any cleanup or personal-property arrangement must be stated in the written contract.

Who We Help

Common Situations Simpsonville Sellers Come to Us With

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Foreclosure or Missed Payments

Kentucky foreclosure deadlines are controlled by the court process. A completed sale with lender payoff before the applicable sale or court deadline may stop the foreclosure, but timing is not guaranteed.

How to stop foreclosure
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Probate and Inherited Property

Inherited houses often come with deferred maintenance and estate complications. We handle probate properties regularly and work with estate attorneys.

Selling a probate property
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Divorce

A cash sale with a firm closing date removes the house as ongoing conflict and lets both parties move forward without months of listing.

Selling during divorce
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Major Repairs Needed

Foundation issues, roof problems, fire damage, code violations: we buy as-is. You fix nothing. Condition affects the offer, not whether we buy.

Selling with major repairs
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Tired Landlords

Problem tenants, late rent, and constant maintenance calls. An occupied rental can be part of a direct sale; the lease and tenant terms are part of the review.

Selling a rental property
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Relocation or Job Transfer

A direct offer can be compared with a listing when a move creates a deadline. Any closing date is proposed after title, payoff, ownership, and contract review.

Selling for relocation
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Back Taxes or Liens

The title company identifies recorded taxes and liens. Whether they can be paid or released depends on the sale proceeds, creditor requirements, and closing documents.

Selling with back taxes
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Vacant or Abandoned Property

A vacant home can continue to carry insurance, tax, security, utility, and maintenance obligations. Compare those costs with the terms and timing of each sale option.

Selling a vacant house
Side by Side

Cash Sale vs. Traditional Listing in Simpsonville

FactorCash Sale to UsTraditional Listing
Closing timelineProposed after title and payoff reviewDepends on buyer financing and contract terms
Agent commissionNo agent commission charged by usNegotiated with the listing broker
Closing costs paid by sellerAllocated in the written contractAllocated in the listing and purchase contracts
Repairs requiredProperty purchased as-isSeller decides what to prepare or negotiate
Financing contingencyNo buyer-financing contingency when the contract is cashDepends on the buyer and purchase contract
Showings and open housesProperty review arranged with RogerMarketing and showing plan set with the listing broker
Items left behindOnly as agreed in the written contractHandled under the purchase contract
Closing conditionsTitle, payoff, ownership, and agreed contract termsContract contingencies may apply
Common Questions

Questions Simpsonville Sellers Ask Us

Timing depends on ownership, title, payoffs, liens, signatures, occupancy, and any lender or court requirements. Roger proposes a date only after reviewing those details.
No. You can request an offer in the property's current condition. Condition and needed work affect the offer, and the written contract states the agreed property condition and terms.
Mortgage Forfeiture does not charge the seller a company fee or agent commission. The written contract states which transaction costs each party will pay, and the settlement statement shows mortgages, liens, taxes, prorations, and estimated seller net before signing.
Roger reviews relevant nearby sales, the property's condition, lot and access, title information, and the work or risk involved. Ask to review the assumptions and compare the complete written terms with other selling options.
Contact your mortgage servicer, a foreclosure attorney, or a HUD-approved housing counselor promptly. A completed sale with lender payoff before the applicable sale or court deadline may stop the foreclosure, but no buyer can guarantee timing or credit outcomes.
Nearby Areas

We Also Buy Throughout Shelby County and Beyond

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