We buy houses full of furniture, boxes, trash, and years of belongings. There's no cleanout to pay for, no dumpster to rent, and no one walking through judging the house.
We'll see the house once, privately, and make a written offer. After closing, we handle everything left behind.
A full house is more common than you think
Houses fill up for all kinds of reasons: a parent who kept everything, a hard stretch of life, health problems, or decades in the same home. However it happened, you're not the first person to face it, and it doesn't make the house unsellable.
What a cleanout usually involves
Clearing a heavily filled house before a traditional listing can mean weeks of sorting, multiple dumpsters, junk haulers, deep cleaning, and repairs to whatever the clutter was hiding. Damage from pests, leaks, or neglect often only shows up once the house is empty.
Selling as-is skips all of that. We price in the cleanout and whatever's underneath it.
Before you sign, take what matters
Go through for photos, documents, jewelry, and anything with sentimental value. If it's an inherited house, check for important papers like wills, deeds, bank records, and insurance policies. Take your time. We can set a closing date that gives you the room you need.
How we handle it
You let us know a good time to see the house, we make a written offer, and you pick a closing date. Anything left in the house after closing is ours to deal with. You don't need to be there for the cleanout, and nobody else needs to know.
Want a no-obligation cash offer?
Tell us about your house and we'll call within 24 hours with a fair number. No repairs, no fees, no pressure.
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