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Selling a house in Montgomery County

Montgomery County grew from 172,331 people in 2010 to 220,069 in 2020, and Clarksville is its only incorporated city. Fort Campbell sits in the county, so military families drive a big share of buying and renting. That makes rentals with tenants, and owners who get orders to move, common situations here.

Building and codes questions split by location: the City of Clarksville handles property inside city limits, and Montgomery County Building and Codes handles the rest.

Local offices to know

Who to call about the paperwork behind a sale in Montgomery County. County seat: Clarksville.

Worth knowing in Montgomery County

  • Delinquent tax sales are held in person at the Montgomery County Courts Center. Owners get a one-year redemption period, paying the bid plus up to 10% annual interest. Source
  • Fort Campbell, permanent since 1950, is a major driver of housing demand in the county. Source

Guides for your situation

  • Inherited house or probate

    How selling an inherited or probate house works in Tennessee, and when a cash sale makes sense.

  • Facing foreclosure

    How foreclosure works in Tennessee, how much time you may have, and where selling fits.

  • Behind on property taxes

    What happens when Tennessee property taxes go unpaid, how tax sales and redemption work, and how back taxes are handled in a sale.

  • House needs major repairs

    Fix it first, list it as-is, or sell for cash: what each path actually nets you.

  • Rental with tenants

    Selling an occupied rental, tired-landlord sales and what happens to the lease.

  • Divorce

    How a house sale works when both spouses own it, and why speed and certainty matter.

  • Code violations or vacant house

    Selling a vacant house or one with open code enforcement cases, as-is.

Office details checked November 2026. Offices move and numbers change, so confirm on the official site.

Nearby counties

Davidson County, Sumner County

Find out what your house would get as-is

Send the address and a phone number. We'll call, ask a few questions, and give you a written cash offer with no obligation. If listing would net you more, we'll say so.

Call for a cash offer: (901) 555-0199