We Buy Houses In Dartmouth MA!
No Fees. No Commissions.
Moss Home Solutions is a husband and wife operation, CJ and Beth Moss, working out of Seekonk and buying across the SouthCoast. We buy houses in North Dartmouth, South Dartmouth, Padanaram, Bliss Corner, and along the quieter roads out toward Russells Mills and Hixville.
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No obligation or fees whatsoever. Start below by giving us a bit of information about your property.
HOW WE BUY HOUSES FOR CASH IN Dartmouth
Dartmouth properties are rarely alike. A ranch off Slocum Road, a cape on a private way near Smith Neck, and a house on two acres with its own well each raise different questions for a buyer using a bank, and financed offers tend to fall apart on exactly those questions. We buy with our own funds, so the four steps below are all there is, and the number we give you at the start is the number at closing.
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Submit Your Info
Enter your information in the web form above
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We'll Call You
You will be contacted to discuss an offer for the property submitted
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Like The Offer
You may accept or reject offer presented to you during the call.
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Get The Cash
You have the cash in hand that you need, and your home is sold!
WE BUY HOUSES IN Dartmouth MA
There is no call center here and no acquisitions department. CJ walks the property himself, and Beth runs the closing side, which is why sellers usually get an answer the same day they ask the question. Between us we have closed more than 300 purchases across Massachusetts and Rhode Island and we carry an A plus rating with the Better Business Bureau. If you want to understand how we arrive at a number before you ever call, our what we do page walks through it step by step.
Seller Success Stories
In Any Condition
We'll buy your house no matter the condition it's in.
No Hidden Fees
There are no hidden fees or obligations whatsoever.
Hassle Free Process
We're specialists in solving real estate problems that pose financial burdens.
We Buy Houses For Cash RI
Contact us today for a free, fast cash offer on your house.
Sell Your House Fast In Dartmouth MA
Vacant Property
Do You Own A Vacant Property?
Avoid Commissions
Do You Want To Avoid Paying Realtor Commissions?
Foreclosure
Are You In Foreclosure or Soon To Be?
Relocate Quickly
Do You Need To Relocate Quickly And Need To Sell Your House Fast?
Divorce/Inherit
Going Through A Divorce? Did You Inherit An Unwanted Property?
Tenant Issues
Do you Have Frustrating Tenants That You Can't Get Rid Of?
A yes to any one of those is enough. Most Dartmouth sellers we talk to are not in a crisis. They are settling a parent’s estate, moving closer to grandchildren, tired of maintaining an acre of lawn, or holding a Massachusetts property while living somewhere else entirely. Whatever the reason is, it does not change the offer. Telling us the situation only helps us set a closing date that actually works for you.
Need To Sell Your House Fast In Dartmouth?
As is means we take the house in its current condition, and the risk that comes with it. No repair list, no credits negotiated back at the end, no inspection contingency hanging over the deal for two weeks. If you need to move quickly we can usually close in a couple of weeks. If you need to wait until the closing on your next place, we will set the date out and leave it there.
Sell it as it stands. Sell it on your timeline.
Our Advantages
- No Commission Fees
- No Closing Cost
- No Appraisal Needed
- Immediate Cash Offer
- We Pay For All Repairs
- Close When You Choose
We Buy Houses Dartmouth & Nearby Areas
Dartmouth sits in the middle of our service area, so if you own more than one property or you are helping a relative sell somewhere nearby, we can usually handle both at once. We buy in New Bedford just over the line, further out along the coast in Westport, and up the other direction in Swansea and Somerset. Our office is on Fall River Avenue in Seekonk, close enough that a walkthrough is usually a matter of a day or two rather than next week.
WE BUY HOUSES Dartmouth
We make sure that the process is quick, swift, and simple. There’s no reason for you to have to get other parties involved or go through a months-long process.
We Buy Houses All Over Massachusetts!
Frequently Asked Questions
The questions Dartmouth homeowners bring to CJ, Beth, and the Moss Home Solutions team most often, answered without the sales pitch.
It depends on the land. If the home sits on a lot you own, we can buy it the way we buy any other house, because it is real estate and it transfers like real estate. If it sits on a leased lot in a park, the situation is different. That kind of sale is often treated as personal property, the park usually has its own approval process for whoever comes in next, and the lot lease sets terms we would have to work inside.
So the honest answer is sometimes. Tell us whether you own the land, whether the home is on a permanent foundation, and which park you are in if it is a park. We would rather read the lot lease and give you a straight yes or no in a day than keep you hanging for a week. Sellers tend to mention that directness in our reviews.
Yes. A reverse mortgage is a lien, and liens get paid off at closing like any other mortgage. This comes up most often when a parent has passed and the family is left holding the house. The servicer issues a payoff figure, and there are timelines that start running once the borrower is gone, which is why waiting tends to be the expensive choice.
If the balance has grown to more than the house is worth, the sale may need the lender to approve a payoff for less than the full amount, which takes longer and is never guaranteed. Those deadlines, extensions, and approvals sit between the estate and the servicer, so the estate's attorney should be steering that part rather than us. What we can do is get a payoff statement requested early and hold our offer while it comes back.
No, but it changes the paperwork. If you own the panels outright they are part of the house and there is nothing to untangle. If they are leased or on a power purchase agreement, there is a contract attached to your roof, and it either transfers to us or gets bought out. Either way the provider has to sign off.
Send us the agreement, or at least the provider name and the account number, before we finalize a number. Terms vary a lot between providers and a buyout figure can be substantial, so we would rather read it than guess at it. This is also one of the reasons solar houses linger on the open market, because a retail buyer often walks the moment they see the transfer paperwork.
Not for us. Older Dartmouth parcels come with stone walls that do not match the plan, shared gravel driveways, rights of way down toward the water, and deed descriptions written before anyone surveyed anything. We buy properties with those questions still open.
Whether something is a recorded easement or simply decades of habit is a legal question, and it gets answered by the title examination rather than by either of us guessing. Tell us what you know so the title work confirms it instead of discovering it. An unresolved boundary matter can move the price or the timeline, but on its own it does not stop a sale. If you are not sure what you have, send the address through our contact page and we will look at what is recorded.
This is one of the most common situations we see with inherited property, and it is usually the reason a family has been stuck for a year or more. We can buy a house with someone living in it. What we cannot do is promise you a vacant closing that depends on cooperation you do not have yet.
So tell us where things actually stand. Is he leaving, is he staying, is there anything in writing, does he know the house is being sold. Someone occupying a property can have rights even with no lease and no rent, so talk to an attorney before you commit to a date. We are not going to ask you to put a family member out in order to get an offer, and we are not going to act surprised when you tell us the truth about it.