Sell your land or house in Sevier County, Tennessee
We buy across Sevier County — seat at Sevierville — for cash or on monthly payments. No commissions, no repairs, no survey requirement, and back taxes settled at closing.
About Sevier County
Sevier County is the tourism corridor — Sevierville, Pigeon Forge, and Gatlinburg — plus a large amount of steep mountain acreage carved into cabin lots. Parcel and appraisal records are kept by the Sevier County Property Assessor, 125 Court Ave, Sevierville; tax balances and payoffs come from the Sevier County Trustee, 125 Court Ave, Sevierville.
Population: about 100,000.
Land in Sevier County
Land in Sevier County ranges from small in-town lots to larger rural tracts. We review each parcel on its own — recorded access, utility availability, soil and septic status, and the current tax and greenbelt classification — instead of assuming what a given tract can support.
Houses in Sevier County
We buy houses throughout Sevier County in any condition, including ones that need full system replacement or a complete cleanout, and we never ask the owner to make repairs before closing.
Sevier County property taxes and offices
- County rate: about $1.4800 per $100 of assessed value
- Assessment ratio: 25% residential and farm, 25% for greenbelt/farm classifications
- Parcel & appraisal records: Sevier County Property Assessor, 125 Court Ave, Sevierville
- Tax payments & delinquencies: Sevier County Trustee, 125 Court Ave, Sevierville
- Deeds, plats & liens: Sevier County Register of Deeds
A $150,000 appraisal in Sevier County carries roughly $555 per year in county property tax before any city rate. Rates are set annually — confirm yours with the trustee before relying on the figure.
Land holding cost calculator
What you have actually paid to own a parcel that produces nothing.
- Annual tax
- $185
- Taxes, 10 yrs
- $1,850
- Upkeep, 10 yrs
- $3,000
- Paid to own nothing
- $4,850
Estimates use Tennessee's 25% assessment ratio for residential and farm property and the county rate shown. Rates change annually and city rates add on top — treat this as a planning estimate, not a tax bill.
Towns and communities we buy in
An option beyond a lump sum
We also buy on monthly payments
Some land sellers don't want one large check. An installment sale — seller financing — lets you receive payments over months or years instead, with interest, so the gain may be recognized as payments arrive rather than all at once.
Predictable monthly income
A fixed deposit on the same day every month for the length of the term you choose.
Spread the tax year
Taking the full price in one year can push the entire gain into that year. Payments may let gain be recognized as they arrive.
No more bills
No property tax, no mowing, no maintenance. We take those over the day we close.
Secured by the property
The note is secured by a recorded deed of trust against the land itself.
This information is general and educational. We are not attorneys, CPAs, or tax advisors, and nothing on this site is tax or legal advice. Individual results depend on your specific circumstances. Please consult a qualified tax professional before making a decision.
Sevier County questions
This information is general and educational. We are not attorneys, CPAs, or tax advisors, and nothing on this site is tax or legal advice. Individual results depend on your specific circumstances. Please consult a qualified tax professional before making a decision.
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