Broken stays broken
Sell Your House As-Is in Shelton, CT
Rough rental, dated family home, storm-damaged roof. We price in the work, buy it in its current shape and handle every repair ourselves.
The Repairs Become Our Job
Houses that have been rented for years tend to show it. Scuffed floors, tired carpets, a kitchen updated sometime before the tenants moved in, a bathroom fan that gave up long ago. Family homes have their own version: an oil burner nearing the end, a roof with a few winters left, windows that rattle in a nor'easter. Getting any of those houses ready for a traditional buyer means contractors, permits and a lot of money spent before you see a dollar.
When you sell as-is to us, you skip all of it. We look the property over once, tally up the work involved and fold that cost into the offer. Then the repair work becomes our responsibility after we own the house. You do not patch, paint, replace or even clean.
What you can count on is that we do our looking before we name a number. That way the price is not quietly whittled down later because of something visible on the walk-through. Hidden surprises can still come up, but we tell you plainly how we handle them.
Conditions We Buy Without Blinking
If a traditional buyer's inspector would flag it, it belongs on this list.
Worn-out rentals
Units with damaged floors, walls and fixtures from years of tenant turnover.
Aging systems
Oil heat near the end of its life, old water heaters and undersized electrical service.
Structural concerns
Foundation cracks, sagging floors, failing chimneys and leaky roofs.
Code violations
Unpermitted apartments, finished attics and additions that never passed inspection.
Water, fire or storm damage
Damaged houses bought without you making repairs first.
Cluttered interiors
Leave belongings behind. The free trash-out after closing takes care of them.
How an As-Is Sale Unfolds
List the trouble spots
Tell us what is broken or worn. You do not need an inspection or a contractor quote.
One look
We see the property in person or by photo and note the work it needs.
A price that already reflects repairs
You hear the offer and which repairs shaped it, so the condition is accounted for up front.
Close and hand over the keys
The attorney runs settlement, we pay closing costs and the house is ours, flaws and all.
Why Landlords and Owners Sell As-Is
No up-front spending
Your savings stay in your account, not in drywall and shingles.
No repair negotiations
No buyer inspection followed by a demand for credits or fixes.
No vacancy needed
Repairs in a rental do not require clearing out tenants before you sell.
- Nothing to fix
- Nothing to clean
- Repairs priced in
- Rentals welcome
Got a Property That Needs Plenty of Work?
Give us the honest rundown, flaws included. We will tell you what we can pay in its current shape and how the repairs factored in.