Gray-shingled farmhouse in the woods beyond a mossy fieldstone wall and a leaf-covered dirt drive

Sell your house fast in Exeter, RI

I Buy Rhode Island Houses pays cash for Exeter houses, and land, in any condition. We're a local family business that has bought Rhode Island houses since 1975.

Get a cash offer on your house

Start with the property address. The whole thing takes about a minute.

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There's no obligation, and you don't pay a commission when you sell to us.

White colonial house behind a fieldstone wall, with an orange-leafed maple in the yard
Any Exeter house, in any shape

We buy houses in Exeter

I Buy Rhode Island Houses buys Exeter houses for cash and as-is, and can close in as little as 7 days or when you're ready. About 35% of Exeter is conservation land, and another 39% is private land enrolled in a state farm, forest or open space tax program.

As a cash home buyer, we buy houses on wells and septic and houses that need work, and we buy land too. JB Jackson and his wife, Robin Adams, own the business and buy with their own money.

Exeter villages we buy in

  • Arcadia
  • Millville
  • Austin
  • Lawtonville
  • Hallville
  • Fisherville
  • Exeter Village
  • Liberty

Exeter at a glance

County
Washington County
Probate court
Exeter Probate Court, judge appointed by the Town Council
Residential tax rate (FY2026)
$11.75 per $1,000
Public water and sewer
None
Median year built
1987 (statewide 1962)

Sources: RI Division of Municipal Finance tax rates and municipal charters, U.S. Census ACS 2020-2024, Exeter 2044 Comprehensive Plan.

Houses we see in Exeter

Exeter's houses are young for Rhode Island, and its old mill villages, Lawtonville and Hallville among them, survive only as names on the map. I Buy Rhode Island Houses buys Exeter houses of any age, as they stand.

  • Only 30.4% of the town's homes were built before 1980, against 70.9% statewide.
  • The town doesn't run a septic inspection or loan program, and we'll buy a house whose septic system is old or failing.
  • Flood claims are few. FEMA lists 8 in Exeter, all from 2008 to 2010, and the town's 2025 hazard plan reports no repetitive flood loss properties.

How selling your Exeter house to us works

  1. Tell us about the house

    Send the form or call 401-267-1400 with the address, and tell us if it's a house, a lot or both.

  2. Get a written cash offer

    We'll walk the property and write up a cash offer. Expect less than a full retail price, since you're trading some of it for a fast, sure sale with nothing to fix.

  3. Close on your date

    The closing date is yours to set, in as little as 7 days if you want it fast. The paperwork goes through a Rhode Island title company or attorney's office, I Buy Rhode Island Houses covers the closing costs, and there's no commission. How selling to us works.

Selling a house in Exeter: common questions

Does a well and septic system make the house harder to sell?

Not to us. Every Exeter house is on a well and septic, and I Buy Rhode Island Houses buys them as they are. If the house still has a cesspool, Rhode Island law requires it to be replaced within 12 months after the sale and doesn't say who pays, so it's part of the deal rather than a job you do first.

Do you buy land in Exeter as well as houses?

Yes. I Buy Rhode Island Houses buys Exeter land for cash, with or without a house on it. If the land is enrolled in the state's farm, forest or open space program, our page on selling land in Rhode Island explains what that means for a sale.

The estate is in Exeter's probate court. Can we sell?

Yes. Under Exeter's charter, the Town Council appoints the probate judge, and an estate is usually opened in the town where the person lived. Once the executor has authority to sell, from the will or a license from the court, I Buy Rhode Island Houses can close on the Exeter house. Selling a house in probate.

We also buy houses near Exeter

Want an offer on your Exeter house?

Fill out the form at the top of the page or call I Buy Rhode Island Houses at 401-267-1400.

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