We Buy Houses in Irmo, SC

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Serving Irmo & the Dutch Fork

Irmo calls itself the Gateway to Lake Murray — and if you’ve been to the Okra Strut, you know it’s a real community, not just a Columbia suburb. It’s our community too. One of our completed renovations is on Stamport Circle right here in Irmo (pictured below), and we’re always looking for the next Irmo house we can bring back to life.

Irmo’s Houses Are Reaching Renovation Age

Most of Irmo grew up in the 1970s, 80s, and 90s — Friarsgate, Whitehall, the neighborhoods off St. Andrews Road and Broad River Road, and the Dutch Fork communities out toward Ballentine and the dam. Those houses are now 30 to 50 years old, and many need the kind of updates that make a traditional listing stressful: a new roof, original HVAC, a kitchen from another era. If that’s your house, we’ll buy it exactly as it is — no repairs, no showings, no repair negotiations after an inspection.

A Recent Irmo Project

107 Stamport Cir — purchased as-is and fully renovated by our team. See all our projects →

Any House, Any Situation

Inherited properties, homes needing major repairs, rentals with tenants, owners behind on payments, or simply a family that needs to move fast — we buy houses in Irmo as-is, for cash, with no fees or commissions, and we close on your timeline.

Irmo Questions, Answered

My Irmo house is in Richland County but my neighbor’s is in Lexington County. Does that matter?

Irmo famously straddles both counties, and for selling to us it makes no practical difference — we buy on both sides of the line. The only change is which county’s attorney records the deed, and we handle that.

Do you buy houses in Harbison and the St. Andrews corridor?

Yes — townhomes, patio homes, and single-family houses throughout Harbison, St. Andrews, and Seven Oaks. Occupied, vacant, or somewhere in between.

We’re relocating for work and the house needs updates we can’t do from another state. Can you work with our timeline?

That’s one of the most common situations we solve. We can close before you leave, after you’re settled, or anywhere in between — and you can leave behind anything you don’t want to move.