Lewisburg, West Virginia · Greenbrier County

Lewisburg and Greenbrier County Home Seller Resources

We buy houses as-is in Lewisburg and Greenbrier County.

We buy houses as-is, in any condition — no repairs, no cleaning, no cleanout required to sell to us. Find local offices for property assessments, tax questions, deeds, estate and court records, and permits below.

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Greenbrier County and Lewisburg offices

These offices handle different tasks: valuation, tax collection, document recording, court records, estate intake, and permits each have a separate contact.

Greenbrier County Assessor’s Office

Greenbrier County · property appraisal and assessment

Use the Assessor for property appraisal, assessed value, and assessment-record questions. For paying property taxes or asking about an unpaid balance, contact the Sheriff’s Tax Office instead.

Greenbrier County Sheriff’s Tax Office

Greenbrier County · property-tax payment and balance questions

The County Assessor directs tax-payment questions to the Sheriff’s Tax Office. The Assessor’s page lists the Chief Tax Deputy for that contact.

Chief Tax Deputy: 304-647-6610.

Greenbrier County Clerk

Greenbrier County · County Commission records and document recording

Contact the County Clerk about recording a deed or another document, and for County Commission records. This is separate from property assessment, tax payment, and circuit-court records.

Phone: 304-647-6602.

Greenbrier County Fiduciary Supervisor / Estate Services

Greenbrier County Commission · local estate-opening intake

For local estate-opening intake, contact the County Commission’s Fiduciary Supervisor and arrange an appointment. The office can direct you to the estate process for the specific matter.

Greenbrier County Courthouse, 912 Court Street North, Lewisburg, WV 24901 · 304-647-6689, extension 701.

Lewisburg’s municipal Planning and Zoning office is separate from the County’s Planning & Building service. City maps and County GIS can orient an address; confirm the applicable process with the office that serves the property.

A local rule to know

West Virginia real estate transfer excise tax

West Virginia charges an excise tax when real estate title transfers. The first county tax is $1.10 per $500 of value. An additional county tax starts at $0.55 per $500 and may be raised by the county to as much as $1.65 per $500, so the adopted county rate affects the total. Each $500 or fraction counts, and the County Clerk collects a $20 Affordable Housing Fund fee before recording.

State law generally puts the tax on the seller unless the buyer accepts the deed without the tax paid. The title company can show the transaction’s figures and allocation in the closing paperwork. When you sell to us, we pay the closing costs, including the West Virginia real estate transfer excise tax and the additional county excise tax.

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Lewisburg seller resource questions

Which Greenbrier County office handles assessed value or unpaid property taxes?

The County Assessor handles property appraisal and assessment questions. For tax payments or an unpaid tax balance, contact the Sheriff’s Tax Office; the Assessor’s page lists the Chief Tax Deputy at 304-647-6610.

Where do I ask about a deed or a court judgment record?

Contact the Greenbrier County Clerk about document recording, including a deed, at 304-647-6602. For a circuit- or family-court case record or related judgment record, contact the Circuit Clerk at 304-647-6626. These are separate offices and records.

Who handles estate-opening questions in Greenbrier County?

The County Commission’s Fiduciary Supervisor / Estate Services handles local estate-opening intake. Arrange an appointment by calling 304-647-6689, extension 701. The Circuit Clerk is a separate judicial-office contact.

Who handles planning, zoning, permits, or inspections?

The City of Lewisburg handles municipal planning and zoning; Greenbrier County Planning & Building handles the County’s permit and inspection workflow. City maps and County GIS can help orient an address, and the relevant office can confirm which process applies to the property.

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