Full, dated, tenanted, or sitting empty since the funeral — that's the house I'm looking for. The condition isn't a problem you have to solve before you call me. It's the reason to call me.
The form takes about a minute. It comes straight to me, not to a call centre.
If you'd rather only ever email, say so in the box and I'll respect it.
With you, or without you if that's easier. I film it and price the work room by room.
What the work costs, what it's worth done, what that leaves. Then you decide, on your schedule.
The thing that goes wrong for most people isn't the offer they accept. It's the offer that gets quietly reduced three weeks later, once someone finally looks at the basement.
I walk it on video and price the work room by room before I say a figure. That's the whole reason I can commit to it.
Clearing a full house is the part people dread most. It's also the part I don't ask you to do — take what matters and leave the rest.
I buy off-market, direct from the seller, and then the house gets renovated properly and somebody moves into it.
If selling to me isn't your best move, I'll tell you that instead. I'd rather lose the house than have you find out later that listing it would have been worth twenty thousand more.
No fee, no obligation, and you can walk away at any point in this.