A quiet Volusia County street of concrete block houses under live oaks hung with Spanish moss.
Buying in Volusia County this month

Sell your house as it stands.

We are a local cash buyer. Our own funds and private lending. No agent, no repairs, no commission, and you pick the closing date.

Hablamos español. DeLand · Deltona · DeBary · Orange City

$0Fees, commissions and closing costs on your side
10–21Days to close, or any date you choose
AnyCondition, including houses no lender will touch
CashOur funds and private lending, no bank contingency
Why older Florida houses stall

Four systems decide the sale.

Insurance carriers in Florida underwrite on four systems. When one fails, a retail buyer cannot get a policy, and without a policy they cannot get a loan. That is where most ordinary sales fall apart, and it is exactly the kind of house we look for.

Weathered asphalt shingles curling at the edges with granules worn away.Policy declined

The roof

Shingles past about fifteen years trigger a declination from most carriers, whatever the roof still looks like.

An old residential electrical panel with its cover removed, showing aged breakers and cloth wiring.Policy declined

Panel and wiring

Federal Pacific or Zinsco panels, screw-in fuses, cloth insulation, aluminium branch wiring, knob-and-tube.

A severely corroded cast iron drain pipe exposed in a trench beside broken concrete.Repriced or declined

The plumbing

Polybutylene or galvanized supply lines, and cast iron drain lines running under the slab.

An aging air conditioning condenser with a rusted base beside a Florida block wall.Appraisal problem

The air conditioning

A system past its service life, or a house that never had central air to begin with.

If a four-point inspection has already come back against you, send it over. It tells us more in one page than a week of phone calls.

Takes about thirty seconds

Check your own four points.

Four questions about your house. Nothing is sent anywhere and nothing is saved. The answer appears right here on this page.

How old is the roof? Count from the last time it was fully replaced.
What is in the electrical panel? Breakers that switch, or round fuses you screw in.
Have the pipes ever been replaced? A house built before about 1980 usually still has the originals.
How is the air conditioning? Central air, window units, or nothing at all.
From the first call to the wire

Five steps, and you control the date.

No obligation at any point. If our number does not work for you, that is a normal outcome and we part on good terms.

The first call

You tell us the address, roughly what shape it is in, and what your timeline looks like. Two minutes.

The walk-through

One visit, about thirty minutes. We look at the roof, the panel, the pipes and the air, and take our own photographs.

The number

One price, not a range, with the arithmetic written out: what it sells for repaired, what the repairs cost, what we need to make.

Your date

Ten days, or three months. If you need to stay in the house a few weeks after closing, say so and we write it in.

The closing

At a licensed Florida title company. You bring your ID, they wire your money. Leave anything you don't want.

The honest part

A cash offer is not a retail price.

Anybody who tells you otherwise is selling you something. We buy below retail because we take on the repairs, the carrying costs, the insurance problem and the risk that the market moves. What you get back is a date you can count on.

  • We are property investors, not real estate agents or brokers.
  • We do not list your house and we do not represent you in a sale.
  • We buy in our company's name and close with our own funds or private hard money.
  • No fees, no commissions, and no cost to hear the number.
  • Everything goes through a licensed Florida title company.
A quiet residential street in Volusia County under live oaks hung with Spanish moss.
You are not the first

Every house comes with a story.

People rarely call a cash buyer because everything is going well. If any of this sounds like your situation, it is one we have worked through before.

An ordinary well-kept single-story Florida house seen from the street.

Inherited property

A house two states away, siblings who have to agree, and the taxes still coming due every November.

A neglected single-story Florida rental house with peeling paint and an overgrown yard.

Done being a landlord

Tenants in place, repairs you keep deferring, and rent that stopped covering the trouble a while ago.

An old residential panel of aged toggle circuit breakers with its cover removed.

Behind on the payments

A lis pendens filed, or a letter in the mail you have not opened. There is usually more time than it feels like.

Curling, worn asphalt shingles.

The repairs got ahead of you

Roof, panel, cast iron drains. Work that has to happen before any retail buyer can get insured at all.

The front elevation of an older Florida concrete block house.

Insurance dropped the policy

A carrier non-renewal makes a house very hard to sell on the open market. It does not stop us at all.

A residential street in Volusia County, Florida.

Divorce, relocation, downsizing

When what matters is a clean date on the calendar rather than squeezing out the last dollar.

Tell us about the house

Fill this in and we will call you the same day, usually within a couple of hours. It costs nothing and it obligates you to nothing.

Sending this does not obligate you to sell and there is no cost. We do not sell or share your information.

For private lenders and partners

See the next project before it is funded.

We fund acquisitions and renovations across Central Florida and keep a short list of private lenders who want the package first. Every one comes with the numbers in writing: purchase basis, scope of work, the comparable sales behind the exit price, and the timeline.

No fund, no pooled money, and no promises about returns.

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