Verona is a small township of 1920s through 50s capes and colonials held for generations, and it's turning over now. We buy the estate houses as they are, full of decades, with the township's inspection handled after closing. Written offer in 24 hours; Totowa is fifteen minutes away.

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Verona is small, stable and turning over by generation. The houses we buy here are estates.
Capes and colonials from the 20s through 50s. The grid off Bloomfield Avenue, Lakeside Avenue and Grove Avenue is prewar colonials and postwar capes on small lots, many still with original families or their estates: plaster, knob-and-tube, oil tanks, full basements.
The Peckman River floods. The low streets along the Peckman toward Cedar Grove and near Verona Park have flood history. We buy flood-zone houses as-is.
The township inspects before sale. Verona requires a certificate. We schedule it, pay for it and fix anything after closing.
Taxes. An empty estate house in Verona costs real money every quarter. That's usually why it comes to us.
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 Essex County.
All of them, every condition. A few notes on what we tend to see in each.
Mom's cape near the park with a full basement.
Downsizing after forty years without the prep.
Knob-and-tube, oil tank and roof all flagged.
A health change that ends the stairs.
An empty house paying taxes.

General questions are on the FAQ page; the process is on How It Works.
Yes, as-is.
Yes, as-is.
Usually we contract once letters are issued and close when the estate can convey.
Fifteen minutes from Totowa. Same day.
Part of Essex County unless noted.
The ones that come up most in Verona.
Written offer in 24 hours. Leave the basement to us.