Sell Your House Fast in Temple Hills, MD for Cash
A written cash price for your Temple Hills rambler, townhouse or rental, 24 to 48 hours after one visit
Revolutionary Home Buyers buys houses in Temple Hills, MD for cash and gives you a written offer within 24 to 48 hours of one walkthrough. Ben Caplan and Sam Gallahan take the house as it stands, pay the transfer and recordation taxes and close on the date you set.
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How We Buy Your Temple Hills House in 3 Steps
Selling a Temple Hills house for cash takes three steps, a phone call, a single visit and a settlement you schedule, and a lease or an estate simply sets a later date.
Call About the House and the Lease
Give the street, the type of home and whether a tenant, a relative or nobody lives there now. Ben or Sam calls back within 24 hours and books a visit at a time that suits the occupant.
Walk Ben or Sam Through Once
One appointment covers a split level off Temple Hill Road, a brick rambler near Branch Avenue or a condo in a garden building. Within 24 to 48 hours you hold a written cash figure with no obligation attached.
Close Through a Maryland Title Company
The title company clears the payoffs, sends the deed to Upper Marlboro for recording and pays out your proceeds on the day you picked. Temple Hills closings can finish in 14 days.
Temple Hills has no town government, so the title company checks one county tax bill and one county permit history, and any open item is settled from the proceeds at the table.
Temple Hills Houses and Condos We Buy for Cash
Any Temple Hills home with a sound price after renovation receives a cash offer, and six property types account for most calls from the community.
- Postwar ramblers and split levels with their first kitchens and baths
- Rentals with tenants in place on a current lease or month to month
- Vacant houses left empty after a move or a death in the family
- Inherited homes still holding a lifetime of belongings
- Condos in garden style buildings with association dues owed
- Rentals built before 1978 with lead paint obligations
Townhouses and larger detached homes toward Camp Springs and Marlow Heights are priced on the same basis. If a refreshed Temple Hills house sells for more through an agent, Ben and Sam say so before writing an offer.
What Makes a Temple Hills House Harder to Sell
Five Temple Hills conditions narrow the pool of financed buyers, and a cash sale takes each one on after settlement instead of before it.
- Renters live in nearly two of every three homes. Census figures for 2020 to 2024 show 2,341 of the 3,653 occupied homes in Temple Hills are rented, about 64 percent. An owner occupant buyer wants the house empty, and a lease can run months past the day a listing goes live.
- A county rental license, not a town one. Because Temple Hills sits outside the 27 municipalities, a single family rental needs the two year county license from the Department of Permitting, Inspections and Enforcement, issued after an exterior inspection. A landlord on active military duty who keeps the house as a permanent residence is exempt, which matters to owners posted near Joint Base Andrews.
- Houses from the 1960s with every system original. The 1960s produced 1,303 of the 4,022 homes in the census area, more than any other decade, and the median home dates from 1971. Kitchens, baths, wiring and heating tend to need replacing together, and a buyer with a loan rarely has the cash for all four.
- Lead paint duties on older rentals. Census figures date 2,599 of the 4,022 Temple Hills homes before 1980, so a large share of local rentals fall under the Maryland Department of the Environment rules for houses built before 1978, with registration and a Lead Paint Risk Reduction Certificate whenever a new tenant moves in.
- Units in garden style buildings. Buildings of 5 to 19 units hold 2,022 of the homes in the census area, and an individually owned unit carries condominium or association paperwork, dues and rules that slow a financed sale.
Who Pays What When a Temple Hills House Closes
Every Temple Hills purchase has us paying the county and Maryland transfer taxes, county recordation and all title company charges, and your proceeds settle only the mortgage, past due bills and any lien.
A Temple Hills sale carries no town transfer charge of any kind, because the community is unincorporated, so the full cost is the county and state taxes. At the Census median owner value of 366,200 dollars, the 1.4 percent county transfer tax comes to 5,126.80 dollars, and Revolutionary Home Buyers pays it along with the rest of the table below.
| Settlement Cost | Rate or Basis | On a 300,000 Dollar Sale | Who Pays |
|---|---|---|---|
| Prince George's County transfer tax | 1.4 percent of the price | 4,200 dollars | Revolutionary Home Buyers |
| Maryland state transfer tax | 0.5 percent of the price | 1,500 dollars | Revolutionary Home Buyers |
| Prince George's County recordation tax | 2.75 dollars for each 500 dollars of the price | 1,650 dollars | Revolutionary Home Buyers |
| Title and settlement fees | Set by the title company | Shown on the settlement statement | Revolutionary Home Buyers |
| Agent commission | None on a direct sale | 0 dollars | Nobody |
| Mortgage payoff | Lender payoff figure | Your balance | Seller, from the proceeds |
| Past due property taxes and utility bills | Balances at settlement | Your balance | Seller, from the proceeds |
| Liens and judgments | Payoff letters | Your balance | Seller, from the proceeds |
Rates are those the Maryland Department of Legislative Services lists for Prince George's County and the state for fiscal year 2026. A back tax balance, a water and sewer bill or condo dues appear on the settlement statement for you to check before signing.
How We Calculate a Cash Offer in Temple Hills
A Temple Hills cash offer is the price of the house once renovated, minus sale costs, the renovation, closing and holding costs and a margin, with each figure written into the offer.
Selling the renovated Temple Hills house at the end runs to roughly 6 percent of the resale price. Buying, insuring and carrying it through the work adds roughly one quarter of what we pay plus the renovation, and the 2026 to 2027 property tax at the full county rate of 1.0000 dollars and the state rate of 0.1120 dollars for each 100 dollars of assessment sits inside that share.
Five Temple Hills details move the figure the most.
- Lease status, because a tenant on a long lease delays the renovation and the resale.
- Age of the systems, because a 1960s house with original wiring, plumbing and heating carries the largest budget.
- Building type, because a detached rambler, a townhouse and a garden condo resell at very different levels.
- Rental license and lead status, because a lapsed county license or a missing lead certificate adds work before the next tenant.
- Liens and unpaid bills, because judgments, back taxes and water charges come off the price at settlement.
Owner occupied Temple Hills homes carried a median value of 366,200 dollars in Census estimates for 2020 to 2024, below the 475,000 dollar median sale price the State Department of Assessments and Taxation recorded countywide for January to March 2026, and both numbers describe homes a lender is ready to finance.
Cash Sale Compared With Listing in Temple Hills
Eight costs and steps separate a Temple Hills cash sale from an agent listing, and the gap is widest for a rented house or one with original systems.
| Cost or Step | Listing With an Agent | Revolutionary Home Buyers |
|---|---|---|
| Agent commission | Commonly 5 to 6 percent | None |
| Transfer and recordation taxes | Divided under the contract | Paid by Revolutionary Home Buyers |
| Tenant in the house | Showings arranged around the lease | Lease and deposit transferred at settlement |
| County rental license | Renewed before the next tenant | Bought as it stands |
| Repairs | Requested after inspection | None |
| Appraisal and loan | Either can stall the sale | No lender financing contingency |
| Settlement date | Tied to the buyer lender | Picked by you, 14 days at the soonest |
| Showings | Weeks of visits to an occupied house | One visit |
An updated, owner occupied Temple Hills home with time on its side tends to net more listed with an agent, while a rented house, a condo with dues owed or a rambler that has never been renovated tends to net more as a cash sale. Every other community in the county is covered on the page to sell my house fast in Prince George's County.
Selling a Temple Hills House in Harder Situations
Temple Hills sales that go beyond a standard transaction fall into six common situations, and none of them adds a step to the call, the visit or the settlement.
Selling an Inherited Temple Hills House
A Temple Hills estate goes on sale once the county Register of Wills in Upper Marlboro appoints a personal representative, who then signs for the family. The steps to sell an inherited house in Maryland apply unchanged.
Selling on Military Orders From Andrews
A new posting fixes a report date, and the settlement is written around it after one visit. The guide to sell a house due to job relocation covers the timing in full.
Selling a Rented House Mid Lease
The tenant stays, the lease passes to the buyer, and the security deposit moves across at settlement, so nobody has to move out to make the sale happen.
Owners With a House in Suitland Too
A second house a short drive north follows the same three steps, through the page to sell my house fast in Suitland.
Owners Holding Property in Clinton
Detached homes farther south along Branch Avenue receive offers on identical terms, set out on the page to sell my house fast in Clinton.
Selling Before a Temple Hills Foreclosure Sale
An owner behind on the mortgage can sell right up to the trustee auction set through the county Circuit Court, and the settlement pays the lender in full. The Maryland HOPE Hotline at 1-877-462-7555 gives free counseling first.
Temple Hills Areas Where We Buy Houses
Offers cover every street with a Temple Hills address, including the census communities that share ZIP code 20748 and the neighbors just beyond it.
Ramblers, split levels and garden condos in 20748, with a sliver in 20744.
A census community inside 20748 beside Branch Avenue.
Homes in 20748 with a small corner in 20745 near the District line.
The largest share of 20748, reaching into 20746 and 20744.
Homes and garden apartments in ZIP code 20745.
A town since 1949 in 20745 that licenses its own rentals.
Houses in 20744 and 20745 west of Temple Hills.
Detached homes on larger lots across ZIP code 20744.
Google Reviews From Maryland Home Sellers
Maryland sellers rate Revolutionary Home Buyers 4.8 across over 110 Google reviews, and the panel below shows each review exactly as Google publishes it.
Public Offices Holding Temple Hills Property Records
Six public offices keep the records behind a Temple Hills title search, so you can look up your own file, and Revolutionary Home Buyers is neither a government office nor a law firm.
Questions Temple Hills Owners Raise Before Selling
Temple Hills owners ask these questions on the first call.
How quickly can I sell my house in Temple Hills?
Do I have to fix anything before selling?
Are there commissions or closing costs?
Which parts of Temple Hills do you buy in?
Can you buy an inherited or probate property?
Can I sell a rental with tenants?
What happens after I accept the offer?
Do lead paint, vacancy or disrepair lower the chance of an offer?
Do you buy condos in Temple Hills?
How much do cash buyers pay for a Temple Hills house?
Find Out What a Temple Hills House Brings in Cash
A single visit to your Temple Hills house leads to a written price within two business days. Hold it up against a listing or another year of renting, and declining it costs you nothing.
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