Sell

The house needs work.

Roof, fire, water, or years of skipped repairs. Leave it. Freedom buys the house as it stands.

Do I have to fix the house before I sell?

A seller listing a New Bedford or Dartmouth house usually pays for work first so the photos look clean. That is not this path. Freedom prices the condition you send. You do not pull a permit or hire a contractor to start a conversation.

What if there was a fire or water damage?

Say that on the first email. A tarp on the roof or a boarded window is common on houses Freedom buys. The walkthrough confirms what the photos cannot. You still pick the closing date.

Gary Gagne, the buyer, in New Bedford

Gary Gagne

Local cash buyer in New Bedford

He buys the house. He takes title. You talk to him, not a call center and not someone who assigns the contract. Houses that need work and houses that do not. Bristol County and the nearby Plymouth County towns.

  • Rated 5 stars on Google
  • BBB accredited
  • Licensed in Massachusetts
  • End buyer. Takes title.
  • Offer within 24 hours
  • You pick the close date
  1. Contact us
  2. Free evaluation
  3. Offer within 24 hours
  4. Sell on your date

Questions before you email

Do I have to empty the house first?

No. Take what you want. The rest can stay.

Can I pick the closing date?

Yes. After a free evaluation you get a written offer. You pick the date.

Will the address go on this site?

No.

What selling this way skips

  • No repairs

    Leave the house as it is.

  • No showings

    No strangers walking through.

  • Your close date

    You pick the day.

  • No listing wait

    You are not waiting on a bank buyer.

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