Miami Gardens · Miami-Dade County
Sell your Miami Gardens house as it is
Most houses in Miami Gardens were built decades before the city itself existed. If yours needs work you do not want to take on, we will make you a written cash offer for it as it stands.
- A written cash offer
- No repairs or cleaning
- No showings
- No agent commission charged to you
- You pick the closing date
Get your Miami Gardens offer
Tell us about the house. No obligation.
- Step 1: About the house
- Step 2: Where and who
A young city with older houses
Miami Gardens incorporated in 2003, bringing together areas people had long called Carol City, Norland, Andover, Bunche Park, Lake Lucerne and Scott Lake. The houses are much older than the name. Many are single-story concrete-block homes from the 1950s through the 1970s, often on a slab with terrazzo under the carpet and an original or once-replaced roof.
Houses of that age tend to need the same few things: a roof, windows or shutters, plumbing, an electrical panel. For many owners the hard part is not the repair list. It is the time, the contractors and the money up front. With us, none of that is your job.
Long-held family homes
Many houses here have been in the same family for a long time and are now passing to the next generation. If you have inherited a house in Miami Gardens, there may be a probate step before anyone can sell. We are glad to talk early, before that is done, so you know what the house is worth to us.
Our inherited-house page explains the general steps and links to the official Florida sources.
Before you decide
Look up the house on the Miami-Dade Property Appraiser site to see the owner of record and the year built. Then compare our written offer with what listing would take. Our comparison page lays out both sides plainly.
Selling in Miami Gardens, 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 Miami Gardens: questions
The roof is old and I cannot get insurance. Can I still sell?
Yes. We buy houses with old roofs, and we factor the roof into the written offer. You do not need to replace it first.
The house is full of my parents’ things. Do I have to empty it?
No. Take what matters to you and leave the rest. The written offer says you can.
Do you buy townhouses in Miami Gardens?
Yes. Tell us the community and any association dues or assessments, and we include them in the offer.
Can I sell if the house is still in my late parent’s name?
Usually someone has to be given authority to sign first, often through probate. We can talk and make an offer before that is done, and close once the paperwork is in place.
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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