Sell Your Moberly House As-Is
Moberly is the largest city in Randolph County, at the crossroads of US 63 and US 24. If you own a house here you would like to sell as-is, we can make you a straightforward, no-obligation offer.
Moberly at a glance
Selling a house in Moberly
Moberly was founded in 1866 as a railroad town and earned the nickname "Magic City" for how quickly it grew, from 1,514 residents in 1870 to 6,070 by 1880. Rail is still part of the city today, and many of its homes date from earlier decades.
That history means many Moberly homes are older and may need updated wiring, plumbing, roofs, or foundations. The 2020 Census counted 5,783 housing units, about 12.7% of them vacant, a higher share than many nearby towns. Vacant houses keep costing taxes, insurance, and upkeep, which is often why owners reach out.
Moberly is also home to Moberly Area Community College. If you own a rental here, we look at it with or without tenants.
Situations we can help with
- A vacant house that keeps costing money
- An older home that needs major repairs
- A rental with tenants in place
- An inherited property in Randolph County
Local records and property taxes
Moberly properties are in Randolph County, whose county seat is Huntsville; county business is also conducted in Moberly. Deeds are recorded with the Randolph County Recorder of Deeds and real estate taxes are collected by the Randolph County Collector. In Missouri, real estate taxes that remain unpaid on January 1 become delinquent (RSMo 140.010), and delinquent property can eventually be offered at the county tax sale held on the fourth Monday in August (RSMo 140.150). If you are behind, the county collector can tell you exactly what is owed.
Sources: Population and housing figures: U.S. Census Bureau, 2020 Decennial Census (Demographic Profile). Historic population counts: U.S. Decennial Census, 1870 and 1880. This page is general information, not legal or tax advice.
How it works
Tell us about your house
Complete a quick form with the property address and some basic information, or call us.
Receive an offer
Our team reviews the property, talks with you about its condition, and presents an offer.
Choose your closing date
If the offer works for you, we coordinate with a title company and arrange a closing that fits your situation.
Moberly seller questions
Do you buy houses that have been vacant for years?
Yes. Long vacancy is common in the houses we look at, and we price in what it usually means, such as plumbing or pest issues.
Do you buy in Huntsville and the rest of Randolph County?
Yes. We look at houses throughout the county.
Can I sell if there are back taxes?
Usually, yes. Back taxes are typically paid from the sale proceeds at closing through the title company.
Nearby areas
Ready to sell your Moberly house?
Request a no-obligation offer in a few minutes, or call us and talk it through.