Sell your house as-is in Florida

What “as-is” really means here

Selling as-is means you make no repairs, do no cleaning, and fix nothing before closing. You don’t stage it, you don’t paint it, and you don’t empty it. We buy the house in its current condition and handle everything after — including anything you’d rather not deal with.

Homes we buy as-is every week

• Roofs at the end of their life — a common deal-breaker for buyers and insurers in Florida
• Storm, water, or fire damage
• Dated kitchens and bathrooms that would need a full remodel to list
• Cluttered or hoarder homes — leave what you don’t want
• Homes with failed inspections or open permits

As-is vs. fixing it up first

Repairing a house to list it means paying for the work, carrying the home for months, and hoping the market holds. Selling as-is trades a bit of top-line price for speed and certainty: no repair bills, no fees, and a close date you pick. For a house you need to move on from, that trade is often the right one.

What a cash buyer looks at

We look at the after-repair value, the scope of work the home needs, and local resale conditions — then make a firm cash offer. You can see how that number comes together on our cash offer page, and if you’re also behind on payments or facing a deadline, start with stopping foreclosure.