Frequently Asked Questions

Simply fill out our online form or call us at (617) 388-1683. We'll ask a few questions about your property and situation, then provide a no-obligation cash offer within 24 hours.

No, requesting a cash offer is completely free. There's no cost, no obligation, and no pressure. We provide free evaluations to all Massachusetts homeowners.

We typically provide cash offers within 24 hours of receiving your information. In many cases, we can give you a preliminary offer during our first phone call.

Absolutely not. Our offers are 100% no-obligation. You can take as much time as you need to decide, and there's no pressure to accept.

We'll need basic information about your property (address, bedrooms, bathrooms, general condition) and your contact information. We don't need detailed documentation upfront.

Yes, but all owners will need to agree to sell. We regularly work with properties that have multiple owners, including inherited properties with several heirs.

Our process is simple: 1) You contact us with your property details, 2) We evaluate and make a cash offer within 24 hours, 3) If you accept, we schedule a brief inspection, 4) We close at a local title company on your timeline - often within 7-14 days.

We can make a preliminary offer based on the information you provide and public records. We'll schedule a brief walkthrough before finalizing, but this is typically after you've accepted our initial offer.

From first contact to closing, the process typically takes 7-14 days. However, we can work on your timeline - faster if you need to close urgently, or slower if you need more time.

We handle all the paperwork and coordinate with a local title company for closing. You'll sign documents at closing and receive your payment - we make it as simple as possible.

Closings typically take place at a local title company. If you can't be there in person, we can often arrange for mobile notary services or remote closing options.

After you accept, we'll schedule a brief property inspection, our title company will begin the title search, and we'll coordinate a closing date that works for you. We keep you informed throughout the process.

We evaluate your property's location, condition, needed repairs, and recent comparable sales in your area. Our offer reflects the after-repair value minus renovation costs, our holding costs, and a reasonable profit margin.

We pride ourselves on making fair, competitive offers. While our offers may be below full retail value (we're buying as-is and assuming all risks), they're fair given the convenience, speed, and certainty we provide.

Zero fees. Unlike selling with a realtor, you pay no commissions (saving 6%), and we pay all closing costs. The offer price is what you walk away with.

Our initial offer is based on our best evaluation. However, if you have information we weren't aware of (recent improvements, comparable sales, etc.), let us know and we'll consider adjusting.

Our cash offers are typically below what you might list for, but after subtracting realtor commissions (6%), closing costs, repairs, holding costs during months of marketing, and the risk of deals falling through, our net offer is often competitive.

Yes, we factor estimated repair costs into our offer. However, since we buy as-is, you don't spend any money on repairs - we handle everything after purchase.

Yes, we buy houses in any condition - from homes needing minor updates to properties requiring major renovations. Fire damage, flood damage, structural issues, hoarding situations - we've seen it all.

No repairs needed. We buy houses as-is, in their current condition. You don't need to fix, clean, or update anything.

No, you can leave behind anything you don't want. We'll handle the cleanout after closing. Just take what you want and leave the rest.

We buy houses with code violations. We'll factor this into our offer and handle resolving violations after purchase.

Yes, we buy houses with foundation issues, structural problems, and other major defects. We have contractors who handle these repairs.

Yes, we can buy houses with mold, asbestos, or other environmental issues. We have remediation specialists who handle these situations.

Yes, we can often close before your foreclosure auction date, stopping the foreclosure and protecting your credit. Time is critical - contact us immediately if you're facing foreclosure.

Yes, we specialize in probate properties. We work with executors and administrators, understand the court requirements, and can close once you have legal authority to sell.

Yes, we buy houses with back taxes, tax liens, and municipal liens. We pay off all liens at closing, so you walk away free and clear.

Yes, we often help divorcing couples who need to sell quickly and split proceeds. We can work with both parties and their attorneys to facilitate a smooth sale.

Yes, we buy houses with tenants. Whether they're paying rent or not, we can work with the situation and handle tenant matters after closing.

Yes, vacant houses are often our specialty. We can close quickly on vacant properties and handle any issues that may have developed during vacancy.

Yes, we frequently work with out-of-state heirs. We can handle everything remotely and coordinate with local attorneys if needed.

If you're underwater on your mortgage, we can help negotiate a short sale with your lender. While you may not receive cash, you can avoid foreclosure and its long-term credit impact.

We buy single-family homes, multi-family properties (2-4 units), condos, townhouses, and some commercial properties throughout Massachusetts.

We may buy mobile homes if they're on owned land. Mobile homes in parks are evaluated on a case-by-case basis.

Yes, we buy condos and townhouses. HOA issues, special assessments, or condo association problems don't deter us.

Yes, we buy duplexes, triplexes, and four-family properties. We can purchase even if tenants are in place.

We primarily buy improved properties (houses), but we may consider vacant land on a case-by-case basis.

Our focus is residential, but we occasionally purchase small commercial properties or mixed-use buildings. Contact us to discuss.

We buy houses throughout Massachusetts, including Boston, Worcester, Springfield, Cambridge, Lowell, Brockton, New Bedford, Quincy, Lynn, Fall River, and all surrounding cities and towns.

Our primary focus is Massachusetts, but we also serve parts of Rhode Island, Connecticut, and New Hampshire. Contact us to see if we cover your area.

Yes, we buy houses in both urban and rural areas of Massachusetts. Location doesn't limit our interest.

Prime Property Venture is a local Massachusetts company that buys houses directly from homeowners for cash. We're real estate investors who purchase, renovate, and either sell or rent properties.

We are not realtors. We're direct cash buyers who purchase houses ourselves. We don't list properties on the MLS or represent buyers/sellers in transactions.

Prime Property Venture has been purchasing homes in Massachusetts since 2020, and our team has decades of combined real estate experience.

Yes, we maintain an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau and are committed to ethical business practices.

Absolutely! We have 127+ reviews with a 4.9-star rating. Check out our testimonials page to read success stories, or we're happy to provide direct references from homeowners we've helped.

We understand skepticism. We're a legitimate business with a physical presence, verifiable reviews, BBB accreditation, and we close through licensed title companies. We never ask for money upfront.

At closing, you receive your payment via wire transfer or certified check - whichever you prefer. Payment is made the same day you sign the closing documents.

None. We pay all closing costs including title fees, transfer taxes, recording fees, and attorney fees. The offer amount is what you receive.

You don't need to, but you're welcome to have your own attorney review documents. In Massachusetts, closings are typically handled through a title company.

We're flexible on move-out timing. Many sellers move out before closing, but we can often arrange for a short rent-back period if you need extra time.

You'll need a valid government ID, house keys, and any documents related to the property (deed, mortgage info, HOA documents if applicable). The title company will specify exact requirements.