Springfield is full of older two- and three-family homes, and about half of households rent, according to Census estimates. That makes Massachusetts' strict lead law a big deal here. When a child under six lives in a pre-1978 unit, the owner has to delead it. Springfield also still has homes affected by the June 1, 2011 tornado, which cut through downtown, the South End, Forest Park and Sixteen Acres. If you own a Springfield house that needs work, we'll make you a cash offer as-is.
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Springfield neighborhoods we buy in
We buy across the city, including Forest Park, East Forest Park, Sixteen Acres, Pine Point, Indian Orchard, Liberty Heights, Brightwood, Memorial Square, Six Corners, Old Hill, Upper Hill, McKnight, Bay, East Springfield and the South End. We also buy elsewhere in Hampden County, in Chicopee, Holyoke, West Springfield, Agawam, Ludlow and Westfield.
What we see in Springfield houses
- Multi-family homes. Two- and three-deckers owned by long-time landlords.
- Deleading. Pre-1978 units that need lead abatement before families with young children can live there.
- Old systems. Boilers, oil tanks, knob-and-tube wiring and galvanized plumbing.
- New England winters. Ice dams, roof wear and wet basements.
Why Springfield owners sell to us
We hear from landlords who can't afford deleading or turnovers, heirs settling a family home, and owners who've moved away.
See our pages for an inherited house, probate, a house that needs repairs, being a tired landlord, or a vacant house.
Probate and foreclosure in Springfield
Estates for Hampden County residents go through the Hampden County Probate and Family Court in Springfield. Massachusetts foreclosures require a Servicemembers case and a right-to-cure notice before the sale. The deed excise is $4.56 per $1,000. See our Massachusetts page.
Questions Springfield sellers ask
My units were never deleaded. Can I still sell?
Yes. We buy as-is and handle deleading after closing. Massachusetts requires a lead disclosure at sale, and we'll make sure that's done.
Will you buy a three-family with tenants?
Yes. We buy with tenants in place.
Do you buy in Chicopee and Holyoke?
Yes.