Sell your house fast in Smithfield, RI
Mill-village house or newer, on sewer or septic, I Buy Rhode Island Houses pays cash for Smithfield houses as they are. We're family-owned and local, and we've 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.
There's no obligation, and you don't pay a commission when you sell to us.
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We buy houses in Smithfield
I Buy Rhode Island Houses buys houses in Smithfield for cash, as-is, in Greenville, Georgiaville, Esmond, Stillwater, Spragueville and every other part of town, and we can close in as little as 7 days or on your date. About 60% of the town's homes and businesses are on town sewer, mostly in the south and center, and the rest use septic.
We're lifelong Rhode Islanders rather than a franchise. JB Jackson and his wife, Robin Adams, own the company, and we've bought more than 3,000 homes since 1975 with our own money. You don't repair or clean out anything first.
Smithfield villages we buy in
Smithfield at a glance
- County
- Providence County
- Residential tax rate (FY2026)
- $12.39 per $1,000
- On town sewer
- About 60% of homes and businesses
- Median year built
- 1976
- Housing in the 100-year floodplain
- Less than 0.2%
Sources: RI Division of Municipal Finance, U.S. Census ACS 2020-2024, Smithfield Comprehensive Community Plan.
Houses we see in Smithfield
Smithfield's homes are newer than the state's, with a median year built of 1976, and I Buy Rhode Island Houses buys old and new alike.
- Most of the town's pre-1939 housing is in the old mill villages of Esmond, Georgiaville, Stillwater and Greenville.
- Getting sewer to an unsewered street takes a two-thirds neighborhood petition, and the neighbors share the full cost. A house on septic sells to us as it is.
How selling your Smithfield house to us works
Tell us about the house
Fill out the form or call I Buy Rhode Island Houses at 401-267-1400 about your Smithfield house.
Get a written cash offer
We'll see the house and put a cash offer in writing, below a full retail sale in exchange for speed and certainty. Listing may net more for a house in good shape.
Close on your date
I Buy Rhode Island Houses closes at a Rhode Island title company or attorney's office in as little as 7 days, or after Smithfield's monthly probate session if an estate needs it, and we cover the closing costs. How selling to us works.
Selling a house in Smithfield: common questions
Does it matter if my Smithfield house has a septic system or a cesspool?
No. I Buy Rhode Island Houses buys houses on septic systems and cesspools as they are, and Smithfield doesn't require septic inspections. Under the state's Cesspool Act, a cesspool has to be replaced or tied into sewer within 12 months after a sale, which a buyer can handle after closing.
The estate is in Smithfield's probate court. Can we still sell the house?
Usually, yes. Smithfield's probate court has an appointed judge and generally meets the first Thursday of the month at Town Hall. The executor needs a power of sale in the will or the court's license, and I Buy Rhode Island Houses can make an offer before then and close once it's in place. How selling a house in probate works.
Will you buy a house by the river in Esmond or Georgiaville?
Yes. Smithfield's mill villages were built low and close to the rivers for water power, and homes near the Woonasquatucket in Esmond and Georgiaville have had problem flooding. I Buy Rhode Island Houses buys them as they are, past water damage included.
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Want an offer on your Smithfield house?
Fill out the form at the top of the page or call I Buy Rhode Island Houses at 401-267-1400. Tell us whether the house is on sewer or septic, and we'll put a cash offer in writing.
