Sell your house fast in Miami
Miami covers a wide range of neighborhoods, from older bungalows to multi-family buildings, and many homes here have been in the same family for decades.
If you've inherited a family home or own a property that needs more work than you want to take on, you can sell it as-is. We'll review it and send a written offer, and you decide whether it makes sense.
Get my written offerCommon situations in Miami
Inherited family homes
Long-held homes often pass to several relatives. Selling as-is can avoid clearing out and repairing a house nobody plans to live in.
Older homes that need updating
Roofs, plumbing and electrical systems in older homes can be costly to bring up to date before a traditional listing.
Tired landlords
If managing a rental has become more work than it's worth, you can sell with tenants in place or after they move out.
Duplexes and small multi-family
We look at small multi-family properties as well as single-family homes.
HOW IT WORKS
Less hassle. A clear next step.
Tell us about your property
Share the address, condition, and when you'd like to sell.
Get your written as-is offer
We review it and send you a written as-is offer, usually within 48 hours.
Close on your timeline
Close through a licensed title company — you choose the date.
Your options in Miami
There's no single right way to sell. Here's an honest look at who each option fits.
List with a real estate agent
Often fits: Homes in good condition where you have time for showings and want the full open-market price.
Keep in mind: Commissions are often 5–6% of the sale price, and you usually handle repairs, showings and a buyer's inspection and financing timeline.
Sell to Homeowner's Ally (an investor)
Often fits: Owners of inherited or dated homes who would rather skip repairs, showings and commissions and pick a closing date.
Keep in mind: An as-is sale to an investor usually brings a lower price than a fully repaired home sold on the open market. We may assign our contract to a partner buyer and will tell you in writing before you sign.
Other cash-offer and "we buy houses" companies
Often fits: Anyone who wants to compare more than one as-is offer — which we encourage.
Keep in mind: Offers and terms vary widely. Compare written offers, ask how each price was set, and watch for large non-refundable fees or pressure to sign quickly.
Not sure which fits? Read every option compared.
YOUR NEXT CHAPTER STARTS HERE
Get your written as-is offer.
Tell us a little about the property. We review it, talk through your options, and put our offer in writing.
Miami questions, answered.
Do you buy houses in every Miami neighborhood?
We review homes across the City of Miami and Miami-Dade. Tell us the address and we'll let you know if it's a fit.
Can I sell an inherited Miami house before probate is finished?
It depends on the estate. Often the court must first appoint a personal representative with authority to sell. Please confirm your situation with a Florida probate attorney.
Do I need to clean out the house first?
No. You can leave items you don't want, and we'll agree in writing on what stays.
Can I sell a house with tenants in it?
Yes, in many cases. Share the lease details with us so we can account for them in our offer.