We buy houses in Miami-Dade County

Selling a house in Miami-Dade

Miami-Dade holds some of the oldest housing stock in the state alongside subdivisions built in the last twenty years, and what stops a sale is rarely the same in both. In the older neighborhoods it tends to be the roof and the insurance that will not follow it. In the condo and townhome market it is the special assessments that arrived with Florida’s tighter structural inspection and reserve rules. In the south of the county it is distance and flood insurance.

We buy in all of it, in any condition, and the number is built the same way everywhere: what the home would sell for repaired, minus the work it needs and the costs of carrying it. See the arithmetic on our cash offer page.

Cities we have written about

• Miami, the city proper and the neighborhoods around it
• Hialeah, dense, largely Spanish-speaking, much of it built before 1980
• Homestead, rebuilt after Hurricane Andrew, on the agricultural edge
• Kendall, unincorporated suburbia of the 1970s and 1980s
• Miami Gardens, long-held family homes and inherited property
• North Miami, low elevation and septic-to-sewer conversions

Not on the list? We still buy there. Start with your address, or read how cash offers work first.