Sell your West Palm Beach house as-is, for cash

Many West Palm Beach homes were built during the 1920s land boom and in the decades after World War II. They have character, but they also have age: original plumbing, older electrical, roofs that insurers scrutinize, and additions made long before today's codes. Our team has been buying as-is properties for more than 10 years, and we evaluate each property's condition, location, and history before making a straightforward cash offer.

You do not need to repair, clean, or stage the house. We walk through it, make an offer, and let you pick the closing date.

West Palm Beach neighborhoods we buy in

  • Northwood, Old Northwood, and Northwood Hills
  • Flamingo Park and El Cid
  • Grandview Heights and Prospect Park
  • Southland Park and Northboro Park
  • Downtown and waterfront condo buildings
  • Communities west of I-95 and along the city's western edge

Historic homes and preservation rules

West Palm Beach has a number of designated historic districts, including neighborhoods such as Flamingo Park, El Cid, Grandview Heights, and Old Northwood. Exterior changes in these districts, such as new windows, roofs, additions, or demolition, often require review and a certificate of appropriateness. That protects the neighborhoods' character, but it can add time and cost to repairs. We factor those requirements into our review, so you can sell the home without taking on the approval process yourself.

Condos and associations

West Palm Beach has a large supply of condos, from downtown towers to older mid-rise buildings and 55+ communities. Older buildings are subject to Florida's milestone inspection and structural reserve requirements, and some owners face higher dues or special assessments. Many associations also require buyer approval. We review the association's documents and timeline and make an offer that reflects them.

Other issues we see in West Palm Beach

  • Older roofs and four-point inspection problems that make insurance hard to get
  • Galvanized or cast iron plumbing and outdated electrical panels
  • Garage conversions and additions without permits
  • Code enforcement cases on vacant or neglected properties
  • Storm damage and water intrusion
  • Rental properties with tenant issues

Seller situations we help with in West Palm Beach

  • Inheriting a home or condo, often from a parent who retired to Palm Beach County
  • Selling a parent's home after a move to assisted living
  • Rental properties that are no longer worth managing
  • Homes that need major updates
  • Falling behind on the mortgage, property taxes, or association dues
  • Relocating or downsizing

How closing works

After you accept our offer, a title company handles the title search, municipal lien search, and any association estoppel and approval. Documentary stamp tax on the deed is $0.70 per $100 of the price, and your contract states who pays each closing cost. We will give you an estimate of your net proceeds before you sign. At closing, your mortgage and liens are paid and the balance is sent to you.

Frequently asked questions

Do you buy historic homes in West Palm Beach?

Yes. We account for historic district requirements in our review and buy these homes as-is.

Will you buy my parent's condo in a 55+ community?

Yes. We review the association's rules, approval process, and any assessments, and we can work with the family, a trustee, or a personal representative.

Do I need to empty the house before selling?

No. Take what you want and leave the rest.

Do you buy elsewhere in Palm Beach County?

Yes, including Lake Worth Beach, Riviera Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Boynton Beach, Delray Beach, Boca Raton, Wellington, and Jupiter.