Sell

The house needs work.

Roof, fire, water, or years of skipped repairs. You do not have to fix it first. After a free evaluation you get a written offer. You pick the date.

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. You can leave the house. Email the town and photos. After a free evaluation you get a written offer. Gary’s crews handle the work after you close.

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. You do not rebuild before we talk. The walkthrough confirms what the photos cannot. A written offer after a free evaluation is a number for the house as it stands. You pick the closing date.

What if the building department posted the house?

Say that on the first email and send the notice if you have it. You do not pull permits or hire a contractor to start. Freedom buys houses with building violations. The written offer after a free evaluation is for the house as it stands. You pick the closing date.

What if the board of health posted it?

Same path. Send the notice with the house details. You do not have to bring the house up to code first. Freedom still evaluates it. A written offer after a free evaluation shows the number. You pick the date.

What if there is a conservation or wetlands notice?

Say that on the first email. Leave the work. Send what you were told. Freedom still evaluates the house. The written offer after a free evaluation is for the house as it stands. You pick the closing date.

What if the house looks like a tear down?

You do not have to demolish it first. Email the town and the situation. Freedom buys houses that need that kind of work. After a free evaluation you get a written offer. You pick the closing date. Leave the house.

What if the septic system failed?

Say that on the first email. A failed system blocks most bank buyers, and a cash offer does not wait on a new system. Freedom still evaluates the house as it stands. You pick the closing date.

Gary Gagne, the buyer, in New Bedford

Gary Gagne

A local buyer

I am Gary DJ Gagne Jr. I buy the house as it stands. You talk to me. You pick the closing date. My crews handle the work after you close.

  • 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 timeline

Frequently Asked Questions

Will the number change after you see the house?

The walkthrough is so we can write the offer. You do not host a listing inspection, a contractor tour, or a bank appraisal. After you accept the written offer, the price does not change and there is no new contingency.

Do I have to empty the house first?

Take what you want. The rest can stay.

What selling this way skips

  • Leave the house as it is

    You do not clear it out or fix it first.

  • No home inspection

    No open houses nor private showings needed

  • No bank appraisal

    The offer does not wait on a lender.

  • Sell on your timeline

    You pick the day we close

After you accept the written offer, the price does not change and there is no new contingency.

Ready when you are
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