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Leave it exactly as it is

Sell Your House As-Is in Meriden

No contractors. No fix-up loans. No list of demands after an inspection.

The Repairs Don't Have to Be Yours

Here's the usual problem. The house needs work before it can sell for top dollar on the open market. But the work costs money you may not want to spend on a house you're leaving. And even after you fix the obvious things, a buyer's inspector finds more.

Selling as-is to us sidesteps the whole cycle. We buy houses with leaking roofs, sagging floors, failing septic systems, old oil tanks, outdated electrical panels and open code violations. We buy houses after fires, floods and burst pipes. We buy houses that have sat vacant through a few winters. The offer accounts for the condition from the start.

That means you don't clean, paint, patch or haul. You don't hire contractors. You don't negotiate repair credits. Be upfront about the flaws you're aware of, and we handle the rest. A Connecticut real estate attorney runs the closing on the date you choose, and the repairs become our project, not yours.

One more thing. Selling as-is doesn't mean selling blind. We explain how the condition shaped the number, item by item, so you can judge it for yourself. If the offer doesn't make sense to you, turn it down and nothing changes.

What You Get to Skip

All the work that usually comes before a sale.

  • Repairs

    Big or small, structural or cosmetic. None of them.

  • Cleaning

    Leave it dusty. Leave it cluttered. It's fine.

  • Inspections

    No buyer's inspector building a list of demands.

  • Renovations

    Old kitchens and baths are already factored in.

  • Damage fixes

    Fire, water, storm or mold damage stays as it is.

  • Code issues

    Violations and open permits become our job after closing.

How It Goes

  1. Describe the problems

    Tell us what's wrong with the house. You don't need estimates or reports.

  2. Get a condition-based offer

    We figure the repairs into our number and explain how.

  3. Close and hand it over

    Choose the date. Sign with the attorney. The repairs leave with the keys.

Why Sell As-Is

  • Keep your cash

    Nothing spent on a house you're about to sell.

  • No second round

    No inspection report to reopen the price.

  • Less time

    No waiting on contractors before you can sell.

  • As-is sale
  • No cleaning
  • No inspection list
  • Cash buyer

House Needs More Than You Want to Give It?

Tell us what's wrong. Our cash figure will reflect those problems from the start, and declining it costs nothing.