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Guides to selling your house in Florida
Long-form answers to the questions people ask us before they decide anything.
The guides
These are the longer pieces, written to be useful even if you never contact us. They cover the parts of a Florida sale that are genuinely confusing, with the deadlines and the arithmetic spelled out.
- How to stop foreclosure in Florida. The judicial timeline step by step, every option ranked by how much time you have left, what happens to surplus and deficiency after an auction, and how to spot a rescue scam.
- How cash offers work, and what makes one fair. The formula line by line with a worked example, where the rest of the money actually goes, and the five questions to ask any cash buyer.
- Selling an inherited house in Florida. Probate from start to finish, formal versus summary administration, several heirs, and the stepped-up basis.
- Selling a house with tenants in Florida. Why the lease survives the sale, estoppel letters, security deposits and notice periods.
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Frequently asked questions
Are these guides specific to Florida?
Yes. Foreclosure, probate and landlord rules vary a lot by state, and everything here is written for Florida.
Do I have to sell to you to use them?
No. They are written to be useful on their own, including the parts that explain when a cash sale is the wrong choice.
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