Plain-English guides for Connecticut and Massachusetts homeowners, agents, buyers and private lenders.
If you're getting divorced and the house is still in both names, you already know the problem. Neither of you can carry it alone, or neither of you can get the lender to let one person take it over. Meanwhile the mortgage payment comes due every month.
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If your house needs work, you already know the question: do I spend the money to fix it and list it, or do I sell it the way it is?
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If you're thinking about lending your own money on a house, the first question to ask anyone is not "what could I make?" It's "what happens if this goes wrong?"
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If you're thinking about calling a cash buyer about your house, you probably have one question before you dial: what exactly am I getting into?
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If you've fallen behind on your property taxes — a quarter, most of a year, longer — you already know the feeling of not knowing exactly where you stand. Is the town about to take the house? Is there time? Who do you even call?
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If you’re thinking about lending your own money on a house, here’s a question worth asking anyone who comes to you with a deal: how many houses do you say no to? For us, the answer is most of them. That surprises people, because the picture in most heads is a company that’s eager to […]
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If somebody has offered you cash for your Connecticut house and wants you to sign something, here is a question worth asking before you pick up the pen: “Where’s the state form?” As of October 1, 2026, anyone who wants to sign a wholesale contract with you has to hand you a two-page document called […]
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“Just send me everything you’ve got.” If you’re a landlord, a flipper, or a small fund looking for off-market houses in Connecticut or western Massachusetts, you’ve probably said that to a wholesaler at some point. I hear it about once a week. And I’m going to tell you, as politely as I can, that it’s […]
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If you’re thinking about lending your own money on a house, you’ve probably wondered what actually happens between the day the money goes out and the day it comes back. Nobody wants to hand over a large sum and then wait in the dark. So here’s the skeleton of one of our deals, start to […]
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“As-is” is barely worth the paper it’s written on. I’ve been saying that for years — and I’m the guy who buys houses as-is, for cash, in Enfield and up and down the I-91 corridor into western Massachusetts. So if you’ve been told you can sell your house as-is and are picturing a sale with […]
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