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Sell Your Hurricane-Damaged Home No Matter the Condition
We can support you when you need it most. We’ll buy your hurricane-damaged home quickly and handle repairs and complicated paperwork so that you have more time to look after yourself and your loved ones during this challenging time.
We’ve been in the business of helping people since 2011, tailoring custom solutions to fit the needs of those affected by hurricane damage or flooding. While we’re ready to make a fast cash offer for your storm-damaged home, your best interest is our priority. We’ll let you know during our initial conversation if a cash sale isn’t the right option for you.
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We’ve Helped Florida Homeowners Since 2011!
We’re Omer and Nicole and together with Gabe and our team, we’ll do our best to make you an offer you’re happy with!
We’ve helped Florida homeowners since 2011. And together we’ve built a business that gives back to the community.
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3 Simple Steps to Sell Your Hurricane-Damaged Home
It’s normal to feel overwhelmed if your home has been damaged after a hurricane, storm or flood, but we’ve dedicated our business to helping homeowners in tough situations. We can create an offer that suits your needs and navigate the sale process from start to finish. Sound like the right fit for you? Contact us today to talk about your options.
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We’ll Buy Your Storm-Damaged Home Regardless of Its Condition
Dealing with repairs or delays when trying to sell your hurricane-damaged home can add frustration and anxiety to an already stressful process. By selling your hurricane- or flood-damaged home to us means that we can handle those hassles instead.
We’ll buy your home, no matter the damage:
- Flood damage
- Roof damage
- Fire damage
- Broken windows
- Electrical damage
- Mold
- Structural damage
- Tree damage
- Landscaping damage
Even if you’re dealing with extreme structural damage from powerful winds or intense flooding, we have experience helping homeowners in situations just like yours. We promise to get you a fair cash offer so you can focus on rebuilding your life.
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Why We’re a Go-To Partner for Florida Sellers
Since 2011, Florida homeowners have been turning to us to help them navigate the sale process of selling a storm-damaged home. Check out the reviews below from many satisfied customers.
Experience Fewer Hassles and Fees Than Selling With an Agent
We’re proud to be able to offer you a fast and stress-free process when you choose to work with us. We’ll handle all the responsibilities and repairs that come along with selling a hurricane-damaged home, and we won’t charge you any fees to do so. We also promise to be transparent — we’ll let you know up front if we believe you’re better off working with a real estate agent.
Selling to Us
- Fair cash offer right away
- Zero fees, commissions or closing costs
- Close in as little as 5 days
- Sell as-is in any condition
- Opportunity for a cash advance
- Flexible closing timeline that fits your schedule
Selling With a Realtor
- Wait months to find a buyer who may low-ball you
- Typically 6% to 7% commission and 2% to 3% closing costs
- Usually close in 90 to 180 days
- You’re responsible for all repairs
- Multiple showings and listings
We’re Driven by Core Values
Give First: We believe that we should always provide value to others and give freely without expecting to receive anything in return. We truly enjoy giving and helping others, not taking advantage of anyone’s situation.
Get It Done: If we tell you we are going to do something, we will do our 100% best to follow through as promised, no matter how hard or complicated it may be!
Count on Me: Our word is our bond. Being honest and transparent is the most valuable thing we can offer!
Common Questions When Selling Your Hurricane-Damaged Home
Selling a home that has been damaged in a storm has its own set of distinct challenges that can make the selling process extra tricky to navigate. To help guide you in the process of selling your Florida home that’s been damaged in a hurricane, here are some FAQs:
Do You Still Need to Pay Your Mortgage If Your House Is Destroyed in a Hurricane?
Yes, you’ll need to pay off your mortgage even if your house is severely impacted by a hurricane. If you’re unable to make payments you can ask for a mortgage forbearance, which will allow you to adjust or pause payments for a set amount of time. The Federal House Administration (FHA) offers mortgage assistance for storm-damaged homes, and financial aid is available from the Small Business Administration (SBA) and FEMA. You can find additional mortgage help resources at USA.gov and DisasterAssistance.gov.
What Does Home Insurance Typically Cover?
What your policy covers depends on the type of policy, extent of damage, exclusions, and deductibles. A typical homeowner’s insurance policy will typically cover structural damage caused by the hurricane, like a roof or wall collapse. However, any flood damage will require having a separate flood insurance plan. Additionally, Florida insurance companies have specific hurricane deductibles, which are often higher than standard deductibles and must be met before coverage kicks in. The deductibles are applied annually, which means if you experience multiple hurricanes in one year, the deductible amount is carried over as long as your policy remains with the same insurance company. If you opted to waive windstorm coverage when purchasing an insurance policy, it could affect the compensation you receive. It’s also important to keep in mind that insurance might not always cover the sum total of the damage.
Does Your Home Qualify for Disaster Relief?
You may be eligible for disaster relief assistance if your home is in a federally declared disaster area. FEMA offers supplemental coverage after losses covered by insurance, so it’s essential to file a claim with your insurance company and immediately. Then you can contact FEMA to understand what assistance you may be eligible for and read about common disaster-related rumors here. You may also be eligible for an SBA disaster assistance loan, which is also supplemental after insurance. You can learn more about eligibility and the application process on their site.
What Type of Insurance and Documentation Will You Need to Sell Your House?
Keep a record of any insurance claims you’ve made and the payout you received. It’s also best to have the home inspected and to share the inspection report, an estimate for repairs and photos of the damage to potential buyers to avoid surprises down the road.
Can You Sell Your Home As Is?
Yes! Selling your property as-is to a cash buyer like Florida Cash Home Buyers is a great option. No matter what the damage to your home is, we’ll make you a fair cash offer and handle the repairs. Our process is quick and simple, and we’ll guide you the whole way through. Contact us today!
Understanding the hurdles you may face when selling a storm-damaged home in the traditional real estate market will help determine the best selling method for you.
Do You Have to Disclose the Damage to Buyers?
Yes, the seller must disclose any damage related to a hurricane, like missing or damaged roof shingles or broken windows. This precedent was set with Johnson vs. Davis in which the Florida Supreme Court held that sellers are obligated to tell buyers about issues that aren’t easily observed or known by the buyers and that materially affect the value of the property.
How Fast Can We Buy Your Hurricane-Damaged Home?
Our closing process typically takes about 15 to 30 days. However, we have closed some deals in as little as five days. We’re flexible and will do our best to work with your individual needs and schedule. If you choose to go with the Treasure Package, closing typically takes about 60 to 90 days.
What Happens After You Contact Us?
You can expect to hear from one of our friendly Buying Managers (you can see who they are here) if you contact us during business hours (Monday to Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.), or we’ll call you right back if we can’t get to the phone. The call should only take a few minutes of your time.
Our Buying Managers are attentive and will ask you for some basic info about your land and answer any questions you may have. They can also assist you with any guidance or recommendations in your home-selling journey, even if that means we’re not the best option for you.
What Happens After You Sign the Contract?
The whole process typically takes about 15 to 30 days, depending on the urgency. Once you sign the purchase and sale agreement, a representative will reach out within 24 to 48 business hours to schedule an inspection of the property to ensure our repair estimates are accurate.
We’ll also send the contract to the title company for them to order title and lien searches. It typically takes 1 to 2 weeks to conduct inspections and review the title.
Once everything looks good, we can close in 1 to 7 days. You can go to the title company, or a notary will come to you. Then after the closing documents are signed, cash is wired to your bank account, or you get a certified cashier’s check.