What We Buy
We buy houses in many different conditions.
Your property does not need to be renovated or ready for the market. We review the full house and the details of the sale to determine whether it is a fit for us.
A cross-section of Florida homes similar to what we buy — different eras, conditions, and neighborhoods.
Property Types
Types of houses we consider.
Single-family houses
Detached homes in the Florida areas we currently serve.
Houses that need repairs
From outdated finishes and cosmetic updates to larger repair projects.
Vacant houses
Empty homes that are becoming difficult or expensive to maintain.
Rental properties
Rental homes you're ready to sell, including some tenant-occupied properties.
Tenant-occupied houses
We may consider these depending on the lease, access, and timing.
Inherited houses
Properties passed down through an estate, trust, or family.
Outdated houses
Homes that may need updates before they would appeal to traditional buyers.
Damaged properties
Houses with fire, water, code, or long-term maintenance issues.
Deferred maintenance
Long-term wear-and-tear we factor into the offer.
Is Your Property a Fit?
We look at more than the type of house.
Some properties fit what we are currently buying and others will not. The best way to find out is to send us the address and a few basic details.
- Where the house is located
- Its current condition
- The work it needs
- The price
- Whether it is occupied
- Whether we can access it
- Ownership and title details
- Your desired closing timeline
- The overall terms of the sale
When It Isn't a Fit
Not every house fits — and we'll tell you if yours doesn't.
A property may not be a fit because of location, price, condition, title issues, access limitations, or the houses we are currently buying. If that is the case, we will let you know directly and clearly.