Hialeah · Miami-Dade County
Sell your Hialeah house the simple way
Hialeah is a city of solid concrete-block houses, many of them with a few decades of additions. We buy them as they are and put our offer in writing.
- A written cash offer
- No repairs or cleaning
- No showings
- No agent commission charged to you
- You pick the closing date
Get your Hialeah offer
Tell us about the house. No obligation.
- Step 1: About the house
- Step 2: Where and who
Additions, efficiencies and the paperwork behind them
A lot of Hialeah houses have grown over the years: a back room, a closed-in garage, an efficiency with its own entrance. Some of that work was permitted and some was not. When you list a house, that history tends to come up late, during a buyer’s inspection or appraisal, and it can sink a deal.
We would rather hear about it at the start. Tell us what was built and roughly when. We make the offer with it in mind, and we do not ask you to legalize or tear anything out before closing.
Selling a house with family or tenants in it
If the house has a rented unit out back, or relatives living in it, that does not stop a sale. You pick a closing date that gives everyone time to plan, and we can talk through whether a tenant stays or goes.
- Owner-occupied houses with a rented efficiency
- Houses that have been rentals for years
- Houses held by several family members after a parent passed
- Townhouses and condos, including in older complexes
Check the record first
Every Hialeah folio is listed on the Miami-Dade Property Appraiser site, including the year built and the square footage on record. If the square footage there is smaller than what you live in, that is usually a sign of an addition that was never recorded. It is useful to know before you talk numbers with anyone.
Selling in Hialeah, step by step
Tell us about the house
Address and a phone number.
Get a written cash offer
Based on the house. No obligation.
Close on your date
A title company handles the closing.
Selling in Hialeah: questions
Can you buy a house with an efficiency that is not permitted?
Yes. We buy the house as it is and price it honestly. You do not need to remove the efficiency or get it permitted first.
We are several siblings who own the house together. How does that work?
Everyone on the deed signs the contract and the closing documents. If the house is still in a parent’s name, a probate or other court step may be needed first. Our inherited-house page explains the general process.
Can I talk to you in Spanish?
Tell us in the notes on the form and we will do our best to make that work.
How long does it take to get an offer?
Once we have the address and have seen the house, we send the offer in writing. If something about the property needs a closer look, like an addition or a rented unit, we tell you what we are checking and why.
Who actually buys my house?
We either buy your house ourselves or bring in one of our investor partners to close. You'll know which before you sign, and the price in your contract doesn't change.
Do I pay any commission or fees?
We do not charge you a commission. Closing costs are spelled out in the written offer, so you know exactly what you walk away with before you sign.
Am I committed to anything if I ask for an offer?
No. Asking for an offer costs nothing and does not obligate you. Nothing is final until you sign a contract.
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Get a cash offer for your Hialeah house
Asking costs nothing