The only Greater Boston cash home buyer that says up front it is a wholesaler.
For homeowners around Boston with a house to sell as-is and fast: inherited, vacant, needing repairs, or on a deadline.
(We may assign your contract to a cash buyer. You hear that from us first.)
Before we talk
A local wholesaler that runs almost entirely on autopilot.
Because we are a wholesaler, we say so before anything else. The note on the left is a sample of what we lead with, written in plain words.
Your town is the first thing that matters.
We buy in Boston, Cambridge, Somerville, Quincy, Brockton and Lynn, along the North and South Shore, and in the Worcester County border towns.
How a sale moves, in three steps.
1. Hear it from us first
We tell you we are a wholesaler and that we may assign your contract to another buyer. That comes before anything else.
2. A buyer who fits
We send the house only to cash buyers whose towns and budget match it. Not to everyone on a list.
3. Paid at closing
Our assignment fee is paid to us at closing through the Massachusetts closing attorney. It never goes through this website.
Built for houses that need to sell as-is and fast.
Inherited
A house that came to you, and a decision that has to be made
Vacant
A house nobody lives in anymore
Needing repairs
Sold as-is, without fixing a thing first
A tired landlord
A rental you are ready to let go of
On a deadline
A date you have to meet
What it costs, said plainly.
The fee
An assignment fee, per deal.
The timing
Paid to us at closing, through the Massachusetts closing attorney. Not through this website.
The range
No fixed target: whatever each deal allows. In Massachusetts, wholesale fees commonly run $10,000 to $40,000.
Told up front. Sent only where it fits.
We say what we are before you have to ask, and each house goes only to cash buyers whose towns and budget match it.
