Trusted Connecticut Home Buyers Since 1998
Over the years we've helped hundreds Connecticut homeowners put their real estate challenges behind them by providing multiple options, and assistance in making the best decision possible.
Unlike most investors contacting you about buying your property, we're not a national company that simply sells your information to wholesalers. We're local and exclusive to Connecticut, we're the actual investors, so you'll be working directly with me.
Once you contact us, you'll immediately feel the relief of knowing you've finally found someone real who genuinely cares, and is interested in helping you find the best solution possible...even if it's not selling to us.
So, let's get started today, I'm looking forward to meeting you!
How it Works:
Simple as 1, 2, 3...
- Step 1
Fill out our quick, no obligation form, then we will contact you to learn more about your particular situation.
- Step 2
Schedule a time for us to view the property, and then receive a cash offer.
- Step 3
Have your stress-free closing within 9 days or on the date of your choosing, and collect your check.
We Buy Houses Fast
No Fees
When you work with us, you'll be able to sell your house quickly avoiding paying an agent a hefty commission, and wondering when and if your house will sell, while you continue to pay utilities, taxes and insurance. You'll also avoid the need to have strangers invading your space during showings and open houses.
No Cleanout or Repairs
When you sell to us, there's never a need to clean out, or make any repairs to your house. Just take what you'd like, and leave the rest to us!
No Closing Costs
Once we agree on a price, there are never any additional fees. We pay all closing costs, so you can simply receive the funds wired directly into your account on the day of the closing.
No Stress
With our experience of helping Connecticut Homeowners solve their real estate challenges since 1998, you're sure to enjoy a stress-free process as you make the best decision possible in selling your house.
Sometimes We're Not the Best Option
Wait, what?? What investor ever says that?!
Well, unlike typical investors, we also provide you with the opportunity to explore other options in addition to a cash offer from us. If we're being honest, sometimes accepting an offer from an investor isn't the best course to take, so our goal is to provide you with the information you need to make the best decision possible. Since I'm also a real estate broker, I'm uniquely qualified to offer you a real estate market analysis that investors just can't provide, and with my over 25 years of buying and selling experience, you'll be sure to know all of the options available to you before making a decision.

We'll buy your house in any situation
- Bankruptcy
- Foreclosure
- Fire Damage or Smoke
- Water Damage or Mold
- Downsizing
- Inheritance
- Underwater on Mortgage
- Probate
- Structural Damage
- Relocating
- Divorce
- Cracked Foundation
- Bad Real Estate Agent
- Frustrating Tenants
- Tax, Solar, HOA Liens
Why We're Different...
Sell Fast
Since our offers are Cash with no contingencies, we can typically close in 9 days, or on a date that works best for you.
No Repairs or Cleanout
There's never a need for you to make any repairs or clean out your property, because we'll buy it as-is with whatever you'd like to leave behind, so you get to simply walk away and get paid.
Hastless
When you work with us, you'll never need to worry about the hassles of a typical real estate transaction, because there are no inspections, loan applications or strangers invading your space during showings.
Pay No Hefty Realtor Commissions
You'll never need to pay a commission when you work with us. Since we're the actual buyers, you'll work directly with us, and since we're also in Connecticut, you'll receive the personalized service that only a local investor can provide.
We're NOT Wholesalers
While many people offering your buy your house are wholesalers who want to put your house under contract so they can sell the deal to investors like us, we're different, because we're the actual buyers and use our own funds to purchase your property. That's why cutting out the middleman will always get you the best deal!
We Buy Houses FAQ
- No Repairs or Renovations Needed: Selling as-is means you don't have to invest time or money into fixing up the property.
- Faster Closing Process: Cash investors can typically close quickly, often in as little as 7-14 days, whereas traditional listings can take months.
- Certainty of Sale: With a cash buyer, there's a high probability the deal will go through, as there are fewer contingencies or loan approval processes involved.
- Avoid Financing Issues: Traditional buyers often rely on loans, which can fall through. Cash offers eliminate this risk.
- Less Hassle: You don't have to deal with showings, open houses, or negotiating with multiple buyers.
- No Agent Fees or Commission: Selling to a cash investor means you won't have to pay the typical real estate agent commission (usually 5-6%).
- No Appraisal or Inspection Delays: Cash buyers often bypass the need for an appraisal or lengthy inspection processes, which can delay or even kill a sale.
- Potential for Flexibility: Cash investors may be more flexible on closing dates, allowing you to sell when it's most convenient for you.
- Avoid Market Risks: Selling as-is removes the risk of price fluctuations in a changing market that could result in lower offers.
- Fewer Complications: There's less paperwork, and the process is typically more straightforward, reducing the stress and complexity involved in a traditional sale.
- Opportunity for Quick Cash: Selling to a cash investor provides immediate liquidity, which may be necessary if you're facing financial difficulties or need to relocate quickly.
What a real estate investor would typically pay for a house depends on several factors, but here's a general framework:
- After Repair Value (ARV): Investors generally calculate what the home could be worth in top condition after repairs and renovations. This is known as the After Repair Value (ARV).
- Repair Costs: Investors subtract the estimated cost of repairs and renovations from the ARV. The more repairs the house needs, the lower the offer will be.
- Desired Profit Margin: Investors usually aim for a specific profit margin, often around 10-20% of the ARV, depending on the deal, market conditions, and risk factors. This is built into the offer price to ensure a return on investment.
- Discount from ARV: Typically, investors will offer approximately 85% of the ARV, minus repair costs. For example, if the ARV (house completely remodeled) is $200,000 and repairs are estimated to cost $40,000, an investor might offer approximately $130,000, depending on their profit expectations.
- Market Conditions: The local real estate market plays a role. In a hot market with rising prices, an investor may offer a bit more, whereas in a slower market, the offer might be lower to account for longer holding costs or potential market risk.
Yes, a cash offer on your home is absolutely legitimate. As reputable real estate investors, we specialize in buying homes quickly and for cash, allowing you to skip the lengthy and often uncertain process of traditional home sales. Here's why cash offers are genuine and beneficial:
- No Financing Contingencies: Unlike buyers who rely on loans, cash offers are not dependent on bank approvals, which means there's a much lower chance of the deal falling through.
- As-Is Sales: We purchase properties in their current condition, saving you the cost and time of repairs or renovations. Our offer is based on the property's current value, so you don't need to worry about making any improvements.
- Fast and Reliable Closings: With cash offers, we can close quickly-often in as little as 9 days-without the delays that can come with traditional buyers needing to secure financing or wait for appraisals.
- Professional and Transparent Process: As experienced investors, we provide a transparent and straightforward process with no hidden fees or commissions. You can trust that the offer you receive is a fair, market-driven price for your home.
If you're ever unsure or have questions about the cash offer process, we're here to help and provide you with all the details you need to feel confident in your decision.
Let us know how we can assist you in selling your home quickly and hassle-free!
No, you do not need to fix anything in your house before selling. We're a company who handles all home repairs, cleaning, trash removal, you name it. Old food in the refrigerator? Leave it. Peeling paint? Leave it. Stained furniture, carpet, water damage with mold in the basement? Leave it! We buy houses in any condition, so you don't need to lift a finger. Sell fast by filling out our form. We're ready to make you a fast and fair offer.
We buy a lot of houses, so we've seen the good, bad, and ugly. There's no need to spend time and money fixing up your house before selling. We buy houses in any condition, allowing you to sell fast and hassle-free. Just fill out our form, and we'll take care of the rest. Our team is committed to providing you with a fast and fair offer, so you can sell and move on. We buy fast, so once you're ready to sell your house, contact Home Remedies today and let us take the stress out of selling.
As an ethical real estate investor, it's important to understand the distinction between a wholesaler and an actual investor, as both play different roles in the real estate process.
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Wholesaler:
- Role: A wholesaler acts as an intermediary between the property seller and the buyer (the investor). They typically find distressed properties and secure them under contract with the intent to assign that contract to a real investor for a fee.
- Process: Wholesalers do not actually purchase the property themselves. Instead, they focus on locating deals, negotiating with sellers, and then selling or "assigning" the contract to an investor at a profit.
- Profit: The wholesaler earns a fee by selling the contract to an investor. This is usually a fixed amount or a percentage of the profit the investor stands to make on the deal.
- Risk to The Seller: After putting you house under contract, if the wholesaler is unable to find a buyer to purchase his deal, they will be forced to terminate the contract since they don't actually have the funds needed to close.
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Actual Investor:
- Role: The actual investor is the one who buys the property, takes ownership, and is responsible for any necessary repairs, renovations, and eventual resale or rental of the property.
- Process: Investors buy homes, often distressed properties, renovate them, and either sell them at a profit or hold them as rental properties for long-term cash flow.
- Profit: Investors earn profit from either the appreciation in property value, the rental income, or the resale of the property after renovations (a process known as "flipping").
- Risk to the Seller: Unlike wholesalers, Investors don't rely on possibly finding a buyer, so the transaction is more secure as long as you've obtained a proof of funds from the investor to insure their ability to close.
Selling your home is a significant decision, and choosing the right buyer can impact both your experience and the outcome. Opting for a local real estate company over a nationwide home-buying firm that may sell your information offers several advantages:
- Personalized Service and Local Expertise: Local companies possess in-depth knowledge of the community, housing market trends, and property values. This expertise enables them to provide accurate valuations and tailored advice, ensuring a smoother transaction. Their vested interest in maintaining a positive reputation within the community often translates to more attentive and personalized service.
- Privacy and Data Security: Nationwide companies might prioritize data collection, potentially selling your personal information to third parties, leading to unwanted solicitations or privacy concerns. In contrast, local companies are more likely to respect your privacy, focusing solely on facilitating the sale without compromising your personal data.
- Direct Communication and Transparency: Working with a local company allows for direct communication with decision-makers, fostering transparency throughout the process. This direct line can lead to quicker responses, clearer understanding of terms, and a more straightforward negotiation process.
- Community Investment: Local buyers often have a genuine interest in the community's well-being, aiming to improve or maintain neighborhood standards. Selling to such buyers can contribute positively to the local economy and community development.
- Flexible and Fair Offers: Local investors may offer more flexibility in terms of closing dates and contract conditions, tailoring their proposals to meet your specific needs. Their familiarity with the local market can also lead to fairer offers that reflect true property values.
In summary, selling to a local company can provide a more personalized, secure, and community-focused experience, minimizing risks associated with data privacy and ensuring that your transaction aligns with your best interests.
Ensuring that the company interested in purchasing your home is reputable is crucial for a smooth and secure transaction. Here are steps to help you assess their credibility:
- Verify Licenses and Certifications: Ensure the company holds all necessary licenses and certifications required to operate legally in your area. A credible real estate developer should have obtained all necessary licenses and credentials to operate legally.
- Research Their Track Record: Investigate the company's history in the real estate industry. A reputable company should have a track record of successful transactions and satisfied clients.
- Check Reviews and Testimonials: Look for online reviews and testimonials from previous clients. A pattern of positive feedback indicates reliability, while numerous complaints or a lack of reviews can be red flags.
- Evaluate Transparency and Communication: A trustworthy company will maintain open and clear communication, providing straightforward answers to your questions and detailed explanations of their processes. If the paperwork is clouded with complicated jargon and deceiving clauses designed to confuse you, it may be a sign of a scam.
- Seek References: Request references from past clients or partners. Any reputable company should have plentiful references from its current and past business partners and be happy to provide them.
- Consult Professional Organizations: Check if the company is affiliated with recognized associations or organizations such as the BBB, as membership often signifies adherence to industry standards and ethical practices.
By diligently following these steps, you can significantly reduce the risk of engaging with disreputable buyers and ensure a secure and satisfactory selling experience.
Selling your home to an investor who is also a licensed real estate broker can offer several distinct advantages:
- Regulatory Oversight and Ethical Standards: Licensed brokers must adhere to state and national real estate regulations and ethical guidelines, providing an added layer of accountability and professionalism.
- Diverse Transaction Options: An investor who is also a broker can offer multiple avenues for selling your property, such as listing it on the open market or purchasing it directly, depending on what aligns best with your goals.
- Access to Comprehensive Market Data: Brokers have access to Multiple Listing Services (MLS) and other proprietary databases, enabling them to provide more accurate property valuations and insights into market trends.
- Comprehensive Market Knowledge: As licensed professionals, these individuals possess in-depth understanding of local market trends, property values, and buyer preferences. This expertise enables them to provide accurate valuations and strategic advice, ensuring you receive a fair and competitive offer for your property.
- Streamlined Transaction Process: Combining the roles of investor and broker allows for a more efficient transaction. The dual expertise facilitates smoother negotiations, expedited paperwork, and a clear understanding of regulatory requirements, reducing potential delays and complications.
In summary, partnering with an investor who also holds a real estate broker license can provide a combination of investment flexibility and professional brokerage services, potentially leading to a more favorable and secure selling experience.
Client Testimonials
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Pat,
You helped me sell two properties in Hamden when I was facing foreclosure, and I could never tell you how grateful I am for you, and what you did for me. It was nothing short of a miracle and I feel blessed when I think of you and how it all worked out, you really took good care of me. I'm now in Florida enjoying my life and the great weather, and I even met someone down here and got married! I'm eternally grateful for everything you did for me.Thanks Brother!
M. J. - Tampa, FL -
Dear Pat,
Thank you so much for all of your help in the process of buying my first home! Also, thank you for plowing and shoveling the snow, I really appreciate it! Best Wishes!God Bless,
M. D. - Wethersfield, CT -
Dear Pat,
Thank you so much for all your help with my uncle's house. Your prompt responses and professional attitude make you a credit to your profession. Thanks again and I will not hesitate to recommend you and possibly have you represent my house when I'm finally ready to get out of this cold weather!Sincerely,
P. J. - New Haven, CT -
Dear Pat,
We really appreciate all the work you did to our house before & AFTER we bought it. You and your team certainly went above and beyond the call of duty, and we'll never forget it!Thank you,
K. N. - Meriden, CT -
Dear Pat,
Thank you so much for helping me when I needed it the most. Thanks to you, I was able to sell my house, even though I owed significantly more than it was worth. When I first contacted you through your website, I had no idea what a short sale was, but thankfully you did, and were able to use this technique to get my house sold when I didn't think I'd ever be able to. More people should know about your service, it's a life (and credit) saver!Thank you,
R. G. - Guilford, CT -
Dear Pat,
I just wanted to thank you again for all the help you gave me when my house was in foreclosure. Since I had two mortgages, which were both being foreclosed and I owed way more than my house was worth, I didn't think there was anything that could be done. I thought for sure that I was going to have to let the bank take my house and ruin my credit in the process. I had never heard of a Short Sale before calling you, but now I know it's a great option for people in the position I was in. I still can't believe you were able to negotiate my loan to a point that I could sell my house without having to come to the closing with money, or letting the bank take my house! You service was a lifesaver, and I will always be grateful for all you help.Thank you,
P.B. - East Haven, CT -
Hello Pat,
I'm so glad I have you as a new friend! If it weren't for you, and God working through you, I wouldn't be where I am now. Florida is great and I Love life down here!Thank you,
J. M. Hamden, CT -
Dear Mr. Funaro,
Thank you so much for all the help you provided me in my time of need. When I first contacted you, I was behind on my payments, facing foreclosure and had no idea of what to do next, or who to trust. Your concern for my situation was obvious from our first conversation, and continued all through the process of my short sale. I've finally put the stresses of my mortgage problems behind me and I have you to thank. I'll be sure to tell all my friends about your great service.Thanks again,
A. K. - Ansonia, CT