More money stays with you
Closing Costs Covered in Bethany, CT
Every purchase comes with seller closing costs paid on our side and no commission, so more of the sale stays yours.
The Difference Between Price and Proceeds
Ask most sellers what they got for their house and they'll quote the sale price. Ask what they actually took home and the answer is usually smaller, sometimes a lot smaller. Between the contract and the check sit the commission, the seller's portion of the closing fees, credits demanded after the buyer's inspection and occasionally concessions toward the buyer's own costs. Many owners only see the full damage when the settlement statement is slid across the table. A sale to Real Estate Agent Bethany keeps that list short. There's no listing involved, so no commission. Seller-side closing costs are ours. We buy as-is, which removes inspection credits from the conversation, and we handle the clean-out, so no hauling invoice shows up either. The only subtractions left are debts already attached to the house, like a remaining mortgage, liens or unpaid property taxes, and the Connecticut closing attorney settles those directly at signing. You'll see the whole picture before agreeing to anything, so the amount you expect is the amount you receive. Helping you keep more of what your home is worth is the point of the whole arrangement, and we're glad to go over the arithmetic as often as you like.
Costs That Stay Off Your Statement
Expenses that typically shrink a seller's proceeds and won't shrink yours.
Commission
Nobody lists the property or represents a buyer, so no percentage is owed.
Seller closing fees
Whatever a seller would normally hand over at the signing, we hand over instead.
Inspection credits
As-is purchase means no punch list and no money handed back for repairs.
Pre-sale spending
No painting, staging or cleaning crews before you sell.
Hauling and dumpsters
Our free clean-out after closing removes whatever you leave.
Surprises
Your figure and the expected payoffs are reviewed with you up front.
Following the Money to Closing
Hear the figure and our costs
We present a cash offer and list exactly what we're paying for. Know your mortgage balance? We'll estimate your net together.
Attorney prepares the statement
A Connecticut real estate attorney orders title work, confirms payoffs and drafts the closing statement for your review.
Sign and keep the balance
At the signing, the attorney clears your mortgage plus any liens or back taxes using the sale money. Closing costs come from our side, and what's left is yours to keep.
Reasons the Math Feels Right
Seasoned at this
More than two decades buying houses directly has taught us to explain closing math clearly.
Apples-to-apples comparisons
Compare our figure with a listing by what you'd pocket, not by headline price.
Take your time
Our offer is no-obligation. Talk it over at the kitchen table or with your lawyer before deciding.
- No commission owed
- Seller costs paid
- No credits owed
- Net shown up front
Want to See Your Real Number?
Share the address and roughly what's owed on the house. We'll go through the offer and the payoffs so you can see what truly stays in your pocket.