Tell us your story.
Share the property’s location, condition, and what you’d like to accomplish. A few details are enough to start.
Selling a property is a big decision. Let’s make your next step a little clearer, with a personal conversation and a straightforward look at your options.
ROOM FOR WHAT COMES NEXT.Whether you’re ready to sell or just exploring, start where you are.
Speak with usNo two properties—or owners—are alike. We start by listening, then work through the details with you.
Share the property’s location, condition, and what you’d like to accomplish. A few details are enough to start.
We review the property and discuss whether a potential purchase fits. Ask questions and take time to understand any proposed terms.
If we reach an agreement, the written contract sets the details, conditions, and closing timeline. You decide whether to move forward.
We’re Roy and Carlson Home Buyers LLC. We work with property owners across the United States to explore potential selling solutions.
Our approach starts with understanding what matters to you: the property, your timeline, and your next move. From the first conversation to reviewing a potential agreement, there should always be room for your questions.
Understand proposed terms before deciding.
Tell us what you need from the next chapter.
Serving property owners throughout the United States.
Share your property’s location so we can review the opportunity.
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Call (203) 427-6948Contact us about houses, vacant properties, rentals, and land. Include the address or parcel location and a brief description so we can determine whether the opportunity is a fit.
No. You can start the conversation with the property in its current condition. Describe any known issues so they can be considered when reviewing a potential purchase.
No. Contacting us or sharing property details does not create a sales agreement. Any transaction would require a separate written contract for you to review and accept.
Relevant factors can include location, condition, comparable sales, repairs, access, title, and market demand. For land, zoning and utility availability may also matter. Any proposed price and terms are specific to the property.
Timing depends on the property, the agreed terms, due diligence, title review, and the closing professionals involved. Share your preferred timeline and we can discuss what may be practical. No closing date is guaranteed before agreement and review.
Transaction structures can vary. A proposed agreement may allow assignment to another buyer, where permitted. Review the named buyer, assignment language, and all other terms in the written contract, and ask us to explain anything you’re unsure about.
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No commitment. Just a conversation.