We Buy Houses In East Providence RI

Usually the same day you call, and often within a couple of hours. Our office sits on Fall River Avenue in Seekonk, which puts us a few minutes across the line from Rumford, Watchemoket, and Kent Heights.

That closeness is the practical difference between us and a company routing your address to an out-of-state office. CJ or Beth comes to the property in person, not a contractor sent to take photos, and you get your number from the person who made the decision.

Yes, and it is one of the most common calls we get here. East Providence is full of well-built capes, ranches, and bungalows from the 1920s through the 1950s where the roof and structure are fine but the kitchen, bathrooms, wiring, and heating system are all original.

Those homes are hard to list because buyers today price in the cost of a full update and negotiate hard on it. We do that math openly instead, factor the updates into the offer, and do the work ourselves after closing. Nothing needs painting, updating, or staging first.

In most cases yes, and this is one of the real advantages of selling to a buyer who is not moving in. If you need a few weeks after closing to finish packing, wait on a closing date for your next place, or get into senior housing, we can usually arrange it.

We can also simply set the closing date further out instead. Tell us on the first call what your moving situation looks like and we will build the timeline around it rather than handing you a fixed date to work around.

Every person listed on the deed needs to sign, but they do not all need to be in the same room, or even the same state. The title company can send documents out for signature and notarization separately, and each owner's share of the proceeds can be wired directly to them at closing.

We are used to working with families where one sibling is handling everything locally and the others are out of town. One point of contact is fine with us. If there is disagreement among the owners about selling, that has to be resolved before a closing can happen, and an attorney is the right person for that part.

Sometimes, and we will tell you when we think that is the case. If your East Providence home is updated, clean, and you can wait sixty to ninety days for the right buyer, a traditional listing will usually net you more even after commission.

Where we come out ahead is on the other side of that. Compare the full picture instead of just the top number: commission, repairs the buyer demands after inspection, holding costs while it sits, and the risk of a financing fall-through. Ask us for our number, then ask an agent for theirs. An informed seller is exactly who we want to work with.