Frequently Asked Questions

We're focused on acquiring 2-10 unit multifamily buildings in Boston and nearby cities and towns. We are committed to holding them long-term as rental investments

Not at all! Unlike wholesalers who buy to quickly resell, we're dedicated long-term real estate investors in the Boston area. We purchase properties with the intention of holding and managing them as rentals, ensuring stability and integrity in every transaction. This means you can feel confident that your property is going to someone who values it and wants to see it thrive within the community.

As long-term holders of rental property, we plan to make any necessary updates and rent out your building. This means your property will continue to contribute positively to the community, and you can rest assured knowing it's in good hands with an owner who cares about its upkeep, tenant satisfaction and long-term value.

We understand that selling your property can be time-sensitive. That's why we pride ourselves on our efficient process. If your building fits our model, you'll receive a formal offer within 24 hours of submitting your details and having a quick chat with one of our knowledgeable home buyers.

Our offer price is determined by carefully considering several factors, including the property's location, condition, recent sales data in the Boston area, and current market trends. We use this information to arrive at a fair and competitive price that reflects the true value of your property.

Absolutely. We take into account any significant improvements or upgrades you've made to your property that may increase its overall value. Be sure to mention these improvements when you initially contact us so we can factor them into our offer.

Our offer will clearly outline the purchase price, flexible closing dates, proof of funds, details regarding an initial walkthrough to view the property once an offer is accepted, and any relevant terms and conditions that apply.

We conduct a walkthrough of the building within 7 days of the accepted offer to ensure accuracy in our offer. This helps us finalize the purchase with confidence and transparency.

During the walkthrough, we typically inspect all accessible areas of the property, including the basement, utilities, interior spaces like kitchens and bathrooms, and exterior features like the roof and siding. Please notify any tenants of the visit.

No, you don't need to make any repairs or cleanings before the walkthrough. We understand that you may be busy preparing for the move, and we will buy your property as-is, regardless of its current condition.

The walkthrough usually takes about 30 minutes, depending on the size and complexity of the property. We'll work efficiently to minimize any disruption to your schedule.

One of our experienced and professional full time employees will conduct the walkthrough. They are knowledgeable about the Boston market and can answer any questions you may have about the process.

The final walkthrough, conducted shortly before closing, is a quick inspection to confirm that the property's condition matches the agreed-upon terms in the offer. This ensures a smooth and transparent closing process for both parties.

While we cover certain expenses related to the closing process, there are some closing costs that are typically the responsibility of the seller. These may include title insurance, transfer taxes, and any outstanding liens or fees on the property. We recommend consulting with an attorney of your choice to get a detailed breakdown of these costs specific to your situation.

We understand that circumstances can sometimes change. While we prioritize honoring the agreed-upon closing date, we are flexible and can try to accommodate changes to the closing date based on mutual agreement and availability. Open communication is key, so please let us know as soon as possible if you need to adjust the closing date.

We work closely with the title company to ensure your mortgage is paid off at closing. This eliminates any potential delays or complications and ensures a smooth transition of ownership.

Typically, major appliances like refrigerators and stoves are included in the sale of the property unless otherwise specified in the purchase agreement. If you prefer to keep any appliances, be sure to communicate this clearly during the offer process.