Estates and heirs' property
We agree on a price now and close once the family has the authority to sign, working with their attorney and the title company.
Jacksonville · Duval County, Florida
Sell your Jacksonville house for cash, as it sits
Jacksonville and Duval County share one government, so nearly everything in the county outside the Beaches and Baldwin is the City of Jacksonville.
Selling a house in Jacksonville
It is the largest city by land area in the lower 48 states, and its neighborhoods are very different from one another. A 1950s block house on the Northside, a 1970s ranch in Arlington and a newer home in Mandarin each sell to a different buyer.
A large share of the houses we see belonged to someone who has passed. The family is working through probate, the house has sat, and the city has started citing the yard. The older the neighborhood, the more often that is the story.
We buy houses here for cash, as they are. You get a written offer, usually within 24 hours of us seeing the house, and you pick the closing date. We are investors, not real estate agents, and if listing would clearly leave you with more, we will say so.
What we see most in Jacksonville
Code enforcement liens
Daily fines and nuisance bills from the city add up fast. We buy with them in place and handle them at closing.
Roofs, wiring and pipes an insurer will not accept
A financed buyer cannot close without insurance. A cash buyer can.
Nearby
- Arlington
- Westside
- Northside
- Southside
- Mandarin
- Riverside
For how a sale closes in Florida, what to know if you are behind on payments, and more questions, see our Duval County page.
Guides for Jacksonville owners
Know where you stand before you decide.
Behind on property taxes in Duval or Clay County: tax certificates, tax deed sales, and your options
Florida does not foreclose on unpaid property taxes the way a bank does. It sells a certificate on the debt, and two years later that can become a sale of the house. Here is how it works and how to stop it.
Code enforcement liens in Jacksonville and Clay County: how they grow, and how to sell a house that has them
A citation for an overgrown lot or an unsafe structure can turn into a daily fine and a lien on the property. Here is how the process works, what it costs, and how to sell with liens in place.
Lis pendens filed on your house in Jacksonville or Clay County? The Florida foreclosure timeline, step by step
Foreclosure in Florida goes through the court, and it takes longer than most people expect. Here is each stage in Duval and Clay County, what you can do at each one, and when selling makes sense.
Old roof, no insurance, no sale: why Florida houses get stuck and what your options are
In Clay County and Jacksonville, a roof that still keeps the rain out can stop a sale, because the buyer cannot get insurance and the lender will not close without it. Here is how that works and what you can do.
Questions · Jacksonville
Quick answers for local sellers.
How fast can you buy a house in Jacksonville?
About a week when the title is clean and you are ready, or on a later date you choose. Probate, liens and a foreclosure payoff can add time, and we tell you that up front.
Which Jacksonville neighborhoods do you buy in?
All of them, including Arlington, the Westside, the Northside, the Southside, Mandarin, Riverside, San Marco and the neighborhoods near NAS Jacksonville.
Do I pay a commission or any fees?
No commission and no fee to us. A mortgage payoff, back property taxes and liens are paid from the sale price at closing, the same as in any sale.
Are you real estate agents?
No. We are investors. We buy the house ourselves or assign our contract to another cash buyer, and we tell you which.
Ready when you are
Get this behind you.
Move on with cash in hand.
One short conversation. A real, written cash offer in 24 hours. No fees, no fine print, no pressure to say yes.