I buy houses in Hartford County, Middlesex County, Madison and Guilford, Connecticut. Here's what you can leave behind.
The written version
This is the thing that stops people from calling and I want to take it off the table completely.
Take what matters to you: photographs, documents, anything with meaning. Everything else can stay. Furniture, broken appliances, a garage full of 30 years of stuff. You can stop worrying about it. Leave it. I'll handle it.
A lot of houses I buy are inherited and the people selling them are grieving and overwhelmed. Clearing out your parents' home is hard. You don't have to do it before you call me. I'll solve this problem for you. No dumpsters, no estate sale, no spending a weekend sorting boxes.
Questions people ask
Can I leave furniture and belongings in the house when I sell?
Yes. Take what matters to you and leave the rest: furniture, broken appliances, a garage full of 30 years of stuff. I'll handle it.
Do I have to clean out my parents' house before I sell it?
No. Clearing out your parents' home is hard and you don't have to do it before you call me. No dumpsters, no estate sale, no spending a weekend sorting boxes.
What should I take out before the sale?
Whatever matters to you: photographs, documents, anything with meaning. Everything else can stay.
If you want to talk through your situation, call or text me at 860.554.1140, or fill out the form. The conversation costs you nothing and you leave knowing where you stand.