Memorable
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St. Mary of the Assumption church in Upper Marlboro, Maryland

Upper Marlboro, Maryland 20772

Sell My House Fast Upper Marlboro, MD

Sell your house fast in Upper Marlboro with Memorable Home Buyers. Malachi Cooper works in Prince George's County himself and will talk with you directly about your house or estate.

A house on an acre near the farmland, a townhome close to Main Street, or an estate tied up with the courthouse a few blocks away. Send the address in 20772 and we will have a cash number within 24 hours.

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No pressure and no commitment to sell.

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A Family Business From a Military Family

Memorable Home Buyers is family owned. My dad served in Vietnam, and my brothers and uncles served too. They are part of this business now, and we were raised the same way: tell people the truth and do what you said you would.

Malachi Cooper, founder

There Is No Typical 20772 House

Upper Marlboro has been the seat of Prince George's County since 1718, and the courthouse on Main Street sits at the center of a town that itself has only a few hundred residents. Nearly everything else in 20772, roughly 20,155 housing units spread across a much larger area, grew up around that small historic core over the following century, one subdivision at a time rather than in a single building wave.

That shows up directly in the numbers. No single decade accounts for more than about a fifth of the housing stock here: roughly 8 percent from the 1960s, 15 percent from the 1970s, 14 percent from the 1980s, 21 percent from the 1990s, 16 percent from the 2000s, and 15 percent from the 2010s. Compare that to a neighborhood built out in one postwar push, and 20772 looks almost nothing like it.

What that means for us is simple: we cannot assume anything about your house from its ZIP code alone, and we do not try to. We price off the specific property, not off a template.

What Actually Prompts a Sale Here

An estate that has to go through the courthouse anyway

When a house in 20772 is tied up in probate, the Register of Wills office is already close by, on Main Street inside the same courthouse building. That does not make the estate process fast, but it does mean you are not driving across the county to handle it. We wait through it either way.

A lot bigger than the owner can maintain

Some of what we look at here sits on an acre or more, close enough to farmland that mowing and upkeep is a real job, not a weekend chore. That is manageable at 35 and a burden at 75. We buy the lot as it sits, overgrown or not.

A rented townhome the owner is done managing

Roughly a quarter of 20772's housing is attached, townhome-style construction, and about 11 percent of occupied homes here are rented. Landlords who bought one unit years ago and are tired of the calls sell to us with the tenant still in place.

A house that sat vacant longer than anyone planned

Vacancy in 20772 runs a little over 3 percent, low by most standards, but of the homes that are vacant, over 40 percent fall into the catch-all "other vacant" category rather than actively for rent or for sale. That bucket is usually a house between owners: an inheritance nobody has dealt with yet, or a property left mid-renovation.

A foreclosure sale date at the courthouse in town

Every Prince George's County foreclosure case is filed with the Circuit Court on Main Street. If your house is in 20772, that is not a courthouse across the county, it is the one in your own town. Selling ahead of the date is one route. If keeping the house is what you want, start with your servicer and a free HUD-approved housing counselor, and read the Maryland foreclosure guide.

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A Small Historic Core, and a Lot of Newer Building Around It

A small pocket of 20772, the Upper Marlboro Residential Historic District right around Main Street, dates back to the 18th and 19th centuries, when the town shipped tobacco down the Western Branch of the Patuxent River and the county courthouse was first built. Almost none of the ZIP code's current housing stock is that old.

Instead, most of what we buy here dates to more recent decades. About 57 percent of 20772's housing was built in 1990 or later, meaning the majority of the homes we see already have modern electrical and plumbing rather than the aluminum wiring or cast iron waste lines that show up in older Baltimore County ZIP codes we cover. The remaining roughly 28 percent, built before 1980, is where those older systems tend to turn up, and it is usually the deciding factor in whether a house can pass a retail lender's inspection at all.

We are not borrowing against the house to buy it, so neither the age of the wiring nor the age of the town stops our purchase.

We Buy Upper Marlboro Houses in Any Condition

You do not have to clean it out, fix it up, or throw anything away. These are real houses we have walked through. We buy them as they sit.

Basement of a Maryland home with an aging water heater, old furnace, exposed ductwork and a damp concrete floor
A damp basement and dated mechanicals. We still buy it.
Unfinished basement with exposed wall framing, sagging insulation overhead and block walls
Exposed framing, sagging insulation. Nothing needs fixing first.
Storage building packed with shelving, bins and household items up to the open rafters
Packed to the rafters. You can leave all of it.
Occupied room with a desk, bookshelves and household belongings still in place
Still furnished. Take what matters, leave the rest.
Living room with moving boxes, pillows and stacked belongings covering the floor
Boxes and belongings everywhere. You do not have to clear them.
Room mid-move with a paint-marked table, storage boxes and items left out
Mid-move and nothing put away. That is normal for us.

If your house looks like any of these, it is exactly what we buy.

How It Works — 3 Simple Steps

No agents. No waiting months. Just a fast, fair cash sale.

1

Tell Us About Your Home

Fill out our short form or give us a call. Share basic property details — condition, location, and your situation. No judgment, no pressure.

2

Get Your Offer

We review your property and present a fair, no-obligation cash offer within 24 hours. Zero fees. Zero repairs required.

3

Pick Your Closing Date

You choose when to close — we can wrap up in 30 days or less, on a timeline that actually works for your life. We handle all the paperwork.

Who You Would Be Working With in Upper Marlboro

Malachi Cooper, founder of Memorable Home Buyers

Malachi Cooper

Founder, Memorable Home Buyers

I live in Parkville, and my family works in this business with me. When you call, you reach us directly, and I am the one who walks the house and gives you the number. Your information does not get sold to a list of investors who all start calling you.

"Malachi saved us from losing everything. We closed in 9 days and walked away with cash in hand. He was honest the whole way through — no pressure, no games."
D. Williams, Baltimore County
"I was three months behind and didn't know what to do. Memorable Home Buyers explained everything clearly and made a fair offer the same day I called. Highly recommend."
T. Jackson, Prince George's County
"Malachi was a pleasure to work with. We inherited a home that we could not pay the repairs on. He gave us a fair price, and closed exactly when he said he would. Was a quick, easy and very convenient process."
Kourtney Wright, Google review

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ZIP 20772 · Updated every month

Upper Marlboro Housing Market: September 2026

Median list price
$479,475
Homes for sale
157
Median days on market
52
New listings this month
54
Listings with a price cut
18.2%
Homes under contract
95
Median price vs. a year ago
-8.7%

In September 2026, 157 homes were for sale in the 20772 ZIP code, about where it was a year ago. The typical one was listed at $479,475 and had been on the market 52 days. About 1 in 6 sellers cut their asking price during the month.

Median list price, last 12 monthsOct '25 to Sep '26
$440K$460K$480K$500K$520K$540KNov '25Jan '26Mar '26May '26Jul '26Sep '26
Upper Marlboro (ZIP 20772) median list price by month
MonthMedian list priceMedian days on marketHomes for sale
Oct '25$511,50050172
Nov '25$520,00049153
Dec '25$509,45050138
Jan '26$513,00046125
Feb '26$507,50043119
Mar '26$502,50031125
Apr '26$491,62532137
May '26$509,99034146
Jun '26$494,49837153
Jul '26$489,00039159
Aug '26$487,00050156
Sep '26$479,47552157

Source: Realtor.com Economic Research, ZIP 20772 listing data. Updated when each month's figures are published.

Do the Arithmetic Before You Decide

Our number comes in below a retail list price. On the newer end of 20772, built in 1990 or later, that gap is mostly commission and time. On a house from the older third of the ZIP code, add whatever an appraiser flags before a retail buyer's loan can close.

What deserves comparing is our offer against what actually reaches you. On a $461,300 Upper Marlboro sale, a six percent commission runs close to $27,700 before a dollar of repairs. Add every month of taxes, insurance, and a mortgage payment while an estate or a listing sits open.

If the house is in the newer third of 20772 and free to sell today, an agent may well net you more. We will tell you that on the call, not after you have already signed something.

Our Promise to You

What You Can Hold Us To When You Sell

We are a family business in Parkville, and we buy houses in the same counties where we live and shop. If we treat a seller badly, we will hear about it from people we know. These are the four things we promise on every house.

The number holds

The offer we agree on is the number on your settlement statement, as long as the house matches what you told us on the phone. If the walkthrough shows something big that never came up, we show you exactly what changed before anything moves forward.

A contract you can read

Our purchase agreement is written in plain English. Take it home, show it to family or an attorney, and ask us about any line before you sign.

You pick the date

Tell us the closing date you need on the first call. If we cannot make it, we say so then, before you have committed to anything.

The truth, even if we lose the deal

If your house would sell for more with an agent, we will tell you. Some people do not need a cash buyer, and we would rather you hear that from us.

Get a Cash Number on Your Upper Marlboro House

Send the address and roughly what shape it is in. If an estate is involved, tell us where that stands, since it usually sets the timeline more than anything about the house itself.

  • Cash offer within 24 hours
  • Any lot size, any decade it was built
  • Estates and inherited houses welcome
  • You would not repair or clean out anything
  • No commission and no fees on our side
  • You pick the closing date

Prefer the phone? Call or text 443-363-0949.

Upper Marlboro is part of Prince George's County. Our Prince George's County page covers how a sale works across the rest of the county.

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Selling a House in Upper Marlboro: Common Questions

The middle of the market in 20772 sits near $461,300. This is one of the higher-value ZIP codes we work in, and it reflects a mix of newer subdivisions and older lots closer to town rather than one uniform type of house.
No. A lot of what we buy in 20772 sits on bigger parcels than a typical suburban lot, sometimes backing up to actual farmland. We do not need it subdivided, surveyed, or cleared before we make an offer. Bigger lots usually mean more yard than an aging or out-of-state owner can keep up with, and that is exactly the kind of property we buy as-is.
The Register of Wills office sits at 14735 Main Street, inside the same courthouse building in Upper Marlboro, so if the property is in 20772 you may be a few minutes from it. Start by finding out whether an estate has been opened. If the house is still in a deceased owner's name, someone generally has to open one there before a sale can close. That office can tell you exactly what is required. We are not attorneys and this is not legal advice, but we will wait through the process with you at no cost.
Yes. About a quarter of the housing in 20772 is attached, townhome-style construction rather than a detached house, and roughly 11 percent of occupied homes here are rented. We buy both, tenant in place if there is one.
Thirty days or less on a clean title, faster without an estate involved. An open estate runs on the Orphans' Court schedule rather than ours. Tell us where things stand on the first call and we will give you an honest date.
No. Prince George's County foreclosure cases are filed with the Circuit Court in Upper Marlboro, and if your house is in 20772, that courthouse may be closer to you than any other building in this process. Selling ahead of the auction date is the path we help with directly, and it is one option among several. If you want to keep the house, contact your loan servicer about a repayment plan or modification, and talk to a HUD-approved housing counselor, which costs nothing. For advice about the case itself, you need an attorney. Our Maryland foreclosure guide covers how the process runs.

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