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Contact Real Estate Agent Bridgeport

Picking up the phone is the quickest road to an offer. Below is how to get hold of us and what comes next.

Reaching Us

Phone
(203) 717-0075Tap the number to dial straight from your phone.
Where we buy
Bridgeport plus nearby Fairfield County towns
If we miss your call
We'll ring you back as soon as we're off the other line. After more than two decades buying houses, we've learned a quick callback counts.

When the Phones Are On

MondayPhones on 9 AM until 5 PM
TuesdayPhones on 9 AM until 5 PM
WednesdayPhones on 9 AM until 5 PM
ThursdayPhones on 9 AM until 5 PM
FridayPhones on 9 AM until 5 PM
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed

Calls on weekdays are picked up from 9 AM to 5 PM Eastern. Leave a message over the weekend and we'll ring back come Monday.

Handy to Have When You Ring

Dial (203) 717-0075 with the address or just the neighborhood, a rough idea of the condition and when you're hoping to be out. If there's a mortgage, renters or an estate in the mix, mention it. That's plenty to get rolling.

What We'll Cover on That First Call

  1. What's going on

    What's happening with the house and what you need out of selling it.

  2. The house itself

    Age, shape it's in and anything you already know needs fixing.

  3. Next steps, your choice

    If you'd like an offer, we'll set up a quick look or swap photos. Nothing to sign and no obligation.

Questions About Reaching Us

What if my call goes to voicemail?

Leave your name, your number and a sentence about the house. We'll ring back once the line's clear.

Could I hear an offer on that first call?

Sometimes we can give a ballpark right off. A firm figure usually comes after a quick walk-through or a few pictures.

Do you buy beyond the city line?

Yep. Stratford, Trumbull, Shelton, Fairfield, Milford, Monroe, Easton, Westport, Derby and thereabouts.

Can my brother or my spouse join in?

Of course. Lots of sales involve siblings, spouses or an executor, and it's easier when everybody's hearing it together.

Should I dig out paperwork first?

Not for the first chat. Down the road, a mortgage statement, a tax bill or estate papers help the attorney get ready for closing.

One Phone Call Starts It

Describe the house and what you need. You'll get a plain answer and a no-obligation offer, and nobody leans on you either way.