Selling Your Property
A Direct Sale
of Your Property
Lewis Equity Group purchases property directly from owners throughout Suffolk County. Tell Andrew about your property and what you would like to do next. You do not need to prepare it for a public listing before that conversation.
Your Property Today
Start with
What You Have
Your property may be occupied or unused, well maintained or in need of work. Tell Andrew about its current condition and any repairs you know it needs. You do not need to renovate it before getting in touch.
For vacant land, the starting point may be a wooded parcel, a cleared lot, or a site you once intended to develop. Andrew reviews its location, access, current use, and available information. There is no need to clear the land or complete development plans to begin a conversation.
Your Circumstances
The Property
and Your Plans
The same kind of property can be sold for very different reasons. Changes in ownership, property responsibilities, or personal and business circumstances may prompt a sale. Andrew starts by understanding what has changed and what you would like to do next.
The Property Itself
Andrew reviews the location, access, existing buildings, and physical condition. Tell him about the property’s features, known repairs, or improvements. He lets you know what information would help him understand the property and discuss a purchase.
What Is Prompting a Sale?
You may have inherited property, be managing tenants or maintenance, or no longer need a building or parcel. Personal or business circumstances may also prompt a sale. Andrew listens to what has changed and what matters to your decision.
Choosing How to Sell
A direct purchase gives you specific terms to consider with a prospective buyer. A listing offers the property to a wider market. Andrew explains our proposed purchase so you can compare the price, timing, and terms with other options and your plans.
Getting Started
A Conversation
About Your Property
Start with the address, the property’s general condition and use, and any questions you would like to discuss. You do not need all the answers or a complete set of documents before getting in touch.
Andrew explains our interest and the steps involved in a direct purchase. Your own attorney will review the proposed agreement with you before you decide whether to proceed. If you inherited the property, Andrew can also talk through the practical questions facing you and the other owners or heirs.
Get in Touch with Andrew
Thinking about selling a property or have a question about a direct purchase? Andrew is happy to speak with you.