How Do I Sell My House Fast In Florida?
Our Home-Buying Process Is Simple As You Can See Below.
Fill Out The Form
After we get your details, we evaluate your home’s worth based on its potential fully renovated condition—as if it were brand new, repaired, modernized, spotless, and move-in ready.
Schedule Your Appointment
During our visit, we carefully assess what it would cost to fully renovate your property. Using that estimate, we calculate its potential market value once updated and factor in the expenses required to sell it. With these numbers—along with a few other important considerations—we’re able to present you with a fair, straightforward cash offer.
Pick A Closing Date
If our offer works for you—great! We’ll move forward on your timeline. You walk away with cash in hand, we take care of the paperwork, and the process ends with a smooth, stress-free closing that leaves everyone satisfied.
The Offer:
Our cash offers are built around the After Repair Value (ARV) of your property—the price it could sell for once it’s fully renovated and updated. By using this approach, we’re able to present you with the highest possible fair offer, while still leaving room for us to earn a profit.
Here’s a simple breakdown of how we calculate your offer:
[Your Offer] = [After Repair Value] – [Cost Of Repairs] – [Our Selling Costs] – [Our Minimum Profit]
This Is How We Calculate Our Cash Offers:
1. We Determine the After Repair Value (ARV) of Your Home
The After Repair Value (ARV) is what your property could sell for on the open market if it were fully updated and renovated—similar to what you see on those popular HGTV shows. This number becomes the foundation for your cash offer.
2. We Estimate the Cost of Repairs
Next, we calculate how much it will cost us to repair, update, and modernize your house so it’s ready for resale. The better we can improve the property, the more value it will have—allowing us to make you a higher offer up front.
3. We Factor in Selling Costs
Even though you won’t pay commissions or fees, we will have expenses when we eventually sell the house. To get top dollar, we’ll likely list it with an agent, which means we cover closing costs, agent commissions, holding costs, and taxes. We account for these in the offer so everything is transparent.
4. We Deduct a Fair Profit
Finally, we factor in a modest profit. Like any business, we need to make money to keep buying homes, pay our team, and cover contractors, plumbers, and other specialists. Our profit is always fair—because if our offers weren’t attractive, no homeowner would accept them. Your benefit comes first, and our success depends on that.
Simply put, it all boils down to this simple concept:
Your offer will be the market value of your house completely fixed up, minus all the costs associated with us bringing the house to its completely fixed-up condition, minus our profits (of course).