FAQs -Your Most Common Questions Answered

Do you list my home on the MLS—or do you actually buy it?

We don’t operate as real estate agents or list homes. We are direct homebuyers. You’ll receive a clear, all-cash offer during our first visit—no waiting, no hassle—just a straightforward solution

Do you offer fair prices?

Yes. We strive to be fair. After a brief walk-through, we present a cash offer immediately—no need for repairs or financing delays. We focus on convenience: fast closing, no commissions, and no obligation. If price isn’t your priority, we’re transparent about how our offer compares to traditional market sales.

How does Mass Cash for Homes determine your offer amount?

When determining your home’s value, we look at several key factors to ensure our cash offer is fair and tailored to your situation. This includes the property’s location, its current condition, any needed repairs, and recent comparable sales in your neighborhood. By considering the full picture—not just numbers on paper—we’re able to make an offer that reflects the true value of your home, with no lowballing or surprises.

Does Mass Cash for Homes charge fees or commissions?

Nope—none at all. We’ll present a clean, all-inclusive cash offer and can even handle the closing costs. No real estate commissions, no hidden charges, no surprises. Just a direct transaction.

How is this different from working with a real estate agent?

Agents list your home, hope for offers, then typically charge 3–6% of the sale price. You might wait months, deal with showings, and risk deals falling through.

We bypass all of that. We’re not agents—we’re buyers. We make same-day cash offers with no financing contingencies or lengthy inspections. If you’re working with a tight timeline or have a home in need of repairs, our approach saves you time and stress.

f I request a quote, am I obligated to accept it?

Absolutely not. Sharing your info simply helps us prepare a fair cash offer. Whether you decide to take it or not is entirely your choice—no pressure, no commitments.

For more information on homeowner rights and selling options, you can visit the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.”