We buy across Bristol County from our office in Plymouth, and it's where a lot of the real inventory is: triple-deckers in New Bedford and Fall River, older capes and ranches in the suburbs, and inherited houses that families off the South Coast don't want to deal with. You'll talk directly with Greg, not a call center.
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If you need to sell a house anywhere in Bristol County, from New Bedford and Fall River to Taunton, Attleboro and the towns in between, we make a cash offer on the house as it stands. No repairs, no listing, and you choose when it closes.
Each of these pages covers that city or town's own housing, closing steps and public offices.
Triple-deckers, rentals with tenants in place, and the city's closing paperwork.
Multi-families, older housing and code issues, with the Fall River closing checklist.
Flood zones on Sconticut Neck and West Island, older village houses near the Center.
Two- and three-families, inherited houses and the Taunton closing steps.
About 3 in 10 homes in Bristol County were built before 1940, and the typical home dates to the mid-1960s. Older wiring, heating, roofs and foundations are what buyers' inspectors flag, and homes built before 1978 come with the state's lead paint notice.
Roughly a quarter of the county's homes are in buildings with two to four units, and close to 4 in 10 occupied homes are rented. That's a lot of small landlords, and a lot of sales with tenants and leases in place.
If a house uses a septic system, it generally needs a Title 5 inspection when it's sold, and a failed system can stall a financed sale or force a costly repair before closing.
Every Massachusetts sale needs a smoke and carbon monoxide certificate from the local fire department, and if the house is on town water or sewer you'll usually need a final reading. The deed is recorded at one of Bristol County's three Registry of Deeds districts: Taunton, Fall River or New Bedford.
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020 to 2024 (Bristol County, MA: year built, units in structure, tenure); MassDEP Title 5; Mass.gov lead paint notification. Checked October 2026.
Bristol County estates go through the Bristol Probate and Family Court, with locations in Taunton, New Bedford and Fall River. Whoever is handling the estate can sell once they have the legal authority to, and we work around the court's timeline.
Landlord-tenant cases are heard by the Southeast Housing Court, which has sessions in New Bedford, Fall River and Taunton. We buy occupied buildings, so you don't have to empty the building or go to housing court first.
Massachusetts generally requires a 90-day right-to-cure notice before a lender can start foreclosing on a primary home. That window is time to act; the earlier you call, the more options you have.
A failed septic inspection doesn't have to end the sale. We price the repair or replacement into the offer and you don't fix anything first.
Fire damage, a wet basement, decades of deferred repairs. We buy it as-is and you leave behind whatever you don't want.
We buy single-families, two- and three-families, and small mixed-use buildings here. Tenants in place, code violations, back taxes, water in the basement, none of that stops a cash sale.
Across the line in Plymouth County: Wareham, Marion, Mattapoisett, Rochester. Don't see your town? We buy there too. Call 508-789-2497 or text us.
Fill out the form, or call 508-789-2497. Address and a couple of details is enough to start.
A 5 to 10 minute walkthrough, usually within a few days. Don't clean. Don't stage. Don't hide anything.
A real cash offer, no obligation. If it works, pick your closing date. As fast as 7 days, or as far out as you need.
How we price it: what the house would sell for fixed up, minus what it really costs to get there, the time, the holding and resale costs, and a fair margin for our risk. Greg walks you through it.
Our office is on Sandwich Street in Plymouth and we live on the Cape. When you call or text, you get Greg, not a dispatcher who sells your number to five investors. If a cash sale isn't the right move for your house, we'll tell you, and we can put you in touch with a local agent we trust.
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Yes. We buy in every Bristol County city and town, including New Bedford, Fall River, Taunton, Attleboro, Dartmouth, Fairhaven, Westport, Somerset, Swansea and Seekonk. If you don't see your town listed, call or text anyway.
As fast as 7 days, or as far out as you need. The walkthrough takes 5 to 10 minutes and usually happens within a few days. Book the fire department's smoke and CO inspection early, since some towns only inspect on certain days.
Yes. We buy occupied multi-families with the tenants and leases in place, including tenants who are behind on rent.
No. We buy as-is. Leave behind whatever you don't want and we handle the rest.
Often the estate can sell once the personal representative has the authority to, and your probate attorney can confirm when that is. If it isn't in place yet, we can still look at the house and agree on terms so you're ready.
Often, if the house is updated and you have time for showings and a buyer's financing. In that case Greg will tell you to list it. A cash sale makes sense when condition, tenants, an estate or a deadline is the problem.
No commissions and no fees from us. Anything you already owe, like a mortgage or back taxes, is paid from the sale at closing.
Questions about selling your house go to Greg, not these offices. Call 508-789-2497 or text Greg.
General information from a home buyer, not legal advice. Rules and fees change and vary by town; confirm details for your property with the town or a Massachusetts real estate attorney.