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Sell your house fast in Manassas Park.
See both numbers.

A cash offer or listing with an agent. We show you the math for your Manassas Park home, you choose.

No obligation. No pressure. Takes about 2 minutes.

Manassas Park at a glance

  • $459,696Median sale price, last 3 months
  • About 39 daysTypical time to sell
  • $1.375 per $100Real estate tax rate

Sources: Redfin, City of Manassas Park. Figures change; we'll use current numbers for your home.

The math for a Manassas Park home

Example: a $460,000 home

Cash offer
Offer$375,000
Repairs$0
Commissions$0
Closing costs$0
You walk away with$375,000
In 7 to 14 days
Listing
Sale price$460,000
Repairsabout $14,000
Commissionsabout $25,300
Closing and holdingabout $11,000
You walk away withabout $409,700
In 60 to 90 days

Example only. Your numbers depend on your home and market.

What Manassas Park sellers
should know

  • Tax relief depends on living there July 1

    The Commissioner of the Revenue offers full relief to owners 65 or older or permanently and totally disabled with family income under $60,000, and partial relief from $60,001 to $70,000, as long as net worth outside the home is no more than $175,000. Eligibility is tied to living in the home as of July 1, and renewals are due by June 30. If you are moving out around midsummer, ask the office (703-335-8838) how your closing date affects that year's relief. City real estate taxes are paid in halves on December 5 and June 5, and that is what gets divided at closing.

    Source: City of Manassas Park, Commissioner of the Revenue, Real Estate Tax

  • Many homes date back to the city's 1955 start

    Manassas Park began in 1955, when the first homes were built as a subdivision in Prince William County; it became a town in 1957 and an independent city in 1975. A house from those first streets can be about 70 years old, so buyers and inspectors will look closely at roofs, wiring, plumbing and past additions. Gathering permits and repair receipts before you list makes those questions easier to answer.

    Source: City of Manassas Park, Overview and History

How selling works
in Virginia

  1. 1Tell us about your home
  2. 2See both numbers side by side
  3. 3Pick your path and your closing date

Behind on payments? In Virginia, homeowners get at least 60 days' notice before a foreclosure sale. There is often more time than it feels like.

Manassas Park
neighborhoods

  • Blooms Crossing
  • Blooms Station
  • Belmont Station
  • Mosby Ridge
  • Manassas Park Station
  • Park Center

Also nearby: Manassas Prince William County

Frequently asked questions

How fast can you close in Manassas Park?

When a cash sale is the right fit, we can close in as little as 7 days, or on the date you choose. Listing with an agent usually takes longer: Manassas Park homes have recently sold in about 39 days on average, plus time to close.

Do you buy the older homes in Manassas Park?

Yes. The City says its first homes went up as a subdivision in 1955, so some houses here are about 70 years old. We'll look at any Manassas Park home as it is, including ones that need updating, and show you a cash offer next to what listing might bring.

What is the property tax in Manassas Park?

The City of Manassas Park's real estate tax rate for fiscal year 2027 is $1.375 per $100 of assessed value, down from $1.395 the year before, due in halves on December 5 and June 5. If you're 65 or older or permanently and totally disabled, ask the City about its tax relief program.

Who are you?

We are real estate investors based in Baltimore, helping homeowners since 2016. We buy houses directly for cash. We are not a licensed real estate brokerage and do not list homes ourselves; if listing could get you more, we show you the math so you can choose.

Know your numbers before you decide.

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