Do you have questions about selling your house fast for cash? Here at Florida’s House Buyers, we have the answers you need. Look below for answers to the most frequently asked questions we get from homeowners about selling their homes for cash.
How does the sell your house for cash process work?
Who Buys My Home?
We are a family-owned real estate investing business based in South Florida. We buy all kinds of homes in South Florida, fix them up and sell them to new families. We love being able to help both sellers and buyers. We offer a fast, cash sales price for existing owners. Then provide wonderful, fully-renovated homes to new buyers.
Who Sells Houses to You?
There isn’t one “type” of seller. There are many reasons why someone prefers to sell their house for cash. For example:
- you have inherited property from a relative and want to sell the home with as little hassle as possible
- keeping the house maintained has become too much; it will take too much work and money to get it in sell-able condition
- you have fallen behind on your mortgage and the bank is threatening you with foreclosure
Am I Required to Accept Your Offer?
No! When we make an offer to buy your home, you have no obligation to accept. And you don’t incur any costs either.
What if I have more questions how to sell my home for cash?
We’re here to answer any questions you might have about selling your house fast for cash. You can call us or just complete the contact form below.
How Much Will You Pay for My House?
We calculate the amount to offer for your house based on a number of factors. We always try to be as fair as possible. We factor in possible repair costs that we will need to be fixed such as water damage, mold, termite damage and other very common issues. Remember, you are under no obligation to accept our cash offer so there’s really no risk to you at all.
What Kinds of Florida Houses do you Buy for Cash of homes do you buy?
We buy every type of house imaginable. We are more than happy to buy distressed Florida houses. Distressed means that the house is in poor condition or has some other problem such as outstanding liens, pending foreclosures or other judgments which can prevent a homeowner from achieving a traditional house sale.