Sell Directly
Sell your house without putting it on the market.
We buy houses directly from Florida property owners. You may be able to sell in the house's current condition — without repairs, staging, open houses, or waiting for a traditional buyer.
What a Direct Sale Means
We are the buyer.
When you sell directly to us, we review the property for our own purchase. We don't list the house, advertise it for you, or represent you as a real estate agent. When the property is a fit, we make an offer. You decide whether the price, timing, and terms work for you.
What We Consider
What we look at when reviewing a house.
- Where the house is located
- The type and layout of the house
- Its current condition
- The repairs and updates it needs
- Whether it is occupied
- Whether we can access it
- Ownership and title details
- Recent nearby home sales
- Closing costs and expected timeline
- Your price expectations
Our review is used to decide whether we want to buy the property. It is not an independent appraisal.
Direct Sale vs. Traditional Listing
Choose the selling method that fits your priorities.
One option is not always better than the other. A traditional listing may bring more buyers and could result in a higher sale price. Selling directly may work better if you want to avoid repairs, showings, and long timelines. We'll explain our offer so you can decide.
| Consideration | Selling to Us | Traditional Listing |
|---|---|---|
| Preparing the house | Sold as-is | Cleaning, staging, and repairs are typical |
| Showings & open houses | None required | Public showings and open houses |
| Public marketing | None — a private sale | MLS and public listings |
| Agent commission owed to us | None | Typically paid by seller |
| Market exposure | Direct buyer only | Broad market exposure |
| Potential sale price | Reflects our purchase and repair costs | May reach a higher retail price in some cases |
| Timeline | A defined direct-purchase timeline | Depends on buyer financing and inspection |
| Certainty | You know the buyer before signing | Depends on buyer follow-through |
We don't advise which method is financially or legally best for you or your property.
After You Accept an Offer
What happens before closing.
- We confirm the condition of the property
- We coordinate interior and exterior access
- We confirm ownership and any occupancy or lease details
- We review title, liens, and any unpaid balances
- We gather the closing documents required by the title company