What a sale to us includes
How We Buy Houses in Guilford, CT
In business for more than two decades, we've whittled the transaction down to what sellers actually need: a cash purchase that isn't waiting on a bank, an as-is price that spares you contractors, a closing date chosen by you, a clean-out that lets you leave the contents behind and closing costs paid by us so no commission or seller fee comes off the top. The pages below explain each part in detail, including how it works with an estate, a rental or a house that needs extensive work. Read whichever matters most to your situation, or phone us and we'll explain how all five apply to your house.
Read Up on Each Piece
Sell Your House for Cash
Our money, your timing. A single no-obligation figure, an attorney at closing and no percentage handed to anyone.
Sell Your House As-Is
Rotted sills, an ancient boiler or a roof past its prime: the work transfers to us and the price already accounts for it.
Close on Your Timeline
Promptly or later, the date comes from you. No lender sets the pace, so we can follow your plans.
House Clean-Out Included
Pack only what you want. Furniture, boxes and debris left behind are removed after closing with a free clean-out.
Closing Costs Covered
No commission and no typical seller fees. Every closing cost is paid on our side, so the offer stays close to what you net.
Constant on Every Purchase
More than two decades in business
A long track record buying houses in every kind of condition and circumstance.
Offers without obligation
You can hear the figure, ask questions and decline without owing anything.
Attorney-run closings
A Connecticut real estate attorney handles the documents and pays off what's owed from the proceeds.
Which Parts Apply to Your House?
Most sellers end up using several at once, such as an as-is purchase with a later closing and a clean-out of the basement. Tell us about your situation and we'll outline the whole sale.