If you want to sell your house fast in Greater Boston, a direct cash sale can remove the usual friction. You do not have to prep the home for showings, negotiate repairs, or wait on a buyer’s financing to come together. You get a clear offer based on the home’s current condition.

Once you request an offer, the process stays simple. You share the address and a few basics about the home. We review the details and local pricing. Then you receive a fair, all cash offer to consider. If you accept, you choose a closing date that works for your schedule.

This option works for many situations, including homes that need updates, inherited properties, rental properties, and homes with tenants. If speed matters, you can often close in about a week. If you need more time, that can work too.

Sometimes listing is the right move. If your goal is to push for top market price and you are open to the traditional timeline, we can help you take that path too.

We work with Red Tree Real Estate LLC to offer a professional brokerage option for sellers who want a strong listing plan. Red Tree is the team we use when we sell our own properties. You can learn more here:
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A full service listing plan with lower fees

If you choose the broker route, you get the structure of a classic real estate sale, with a focus on clear pricing, strong marketing, and clean execution. Fees and terms can vary by property and situation, so the right way to start is a quick conversation.

In a typical listing, the brokerage team can handle the details sellers usually worry about, including pricing, marketing, showings, paperwork, and closing coordination.

What a listing plan can include

For each home that gets listed, the team can:

• Set pricing using comps and valuation methods similar to appraisers
• Build a focused marketing plan aimed at active buyers
• Create listing assets and publish the property online
• Promote on major home search sites such as Zillow and Trulia
• Install a for-sale sign and prepare basic flyers
• Schedule and manage showings
• Prequalify buyers and support financing steps
• Negotiate terms and prepare the purchase agreement
• Manage paperwork, appraiser access, inspections, and closing logistics