Summit's Victorians and prewar colonials are beautiful and expensive to bring up to what its buyers expect, and its taxes punish an empty house. We buy the unrenovated version as-is, and the two-families near downtown occupied, and close when the estate is ready. Written offer in 24 hours.

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Summit's market is strong and unforgiving of condition.
Victorians and prewar colonials. Across the north side and the streets off Springfield Avenue: slate roofs, plaster, knob-and-tube, oil tanks. Renovation runs well into six figures. We buy unrenovated.
Two-families near downtown. The blocks off Morris Avenue and Broad Street have two-families with tenants. We buy occupied.
The Passaic River edge floods. The low streets near the river on the Chatham border have flood history. We buy flood-zone houses as-is.
The city inspects before sale. Summit requires a certificate. We schedule it, pay for it and fix anything after closing.
Local notes from houses we’ve bought and walked; confirm anything specific to your property with the township and your attorney. More on selling in Union County.
All of them, every condition. A few notes on what we tend to see in each.
A parent's Victorian with a century of maintenance due.
A renovation quote that stops you cold.
A downtown two-family with a tenant behind.
Downsizing after decades.
An empty house paying Summit taxes.

General questions are on the FAQ page; the process is on How It Works.
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Thirty-five minutes from Totowa. Next day is normal.
Part of Union County unless noted.
The ones that come up most in Summit.
Written offer in 24 hours. No repairs, no cleanout.