Tell us what is in place.

We consider unwanted rentals, including tenant-occupied homes. Share the occupancy status, general condition, lease term if known, and your preferred timeline. Every proposed purchase depends on review; we do not promise to buy every occupied property.

Keep lease and access questions separate from the offer request.

A request for a cash offer is not notice to a tenant and does not change a lease. Do not assume a sale automatically ends tenancy or permits immediate access. Have the lease, applicable law, and your specific circumstances reviewed before making commitments about possession, notices, or vacancy.

Florida's residential landlord-tenant rules address matters including access and deposits. Use the official resources below and ask a Florida attorney about a disputed or uncertain arrangement. We do not provide eviction advice or promise a particular legal outcome.

A useful preparation checklist.

  • Whether the home is tenant-occupied, vacant, or partly occupied.
  • The lease end date and any written renewal or other agreement, if known.
  • Current rent and deposit arrangements for later closing review.
  • Known condition, access, or occupancy questions.

Do not put tenant names, identification documents, bank records, or lease files in the public inquiry form. Start with a general description; discuss secure document review separately.

Coordinate a private assessment.

We discuss a suitable way to assess the property. A private visit is different from public showings and must be arranged appropriately. We do not require a public listing or open house for a cash offer, and we do not promise a purchase without any assessment.

Review possession and proceeds in writing.

Who will own the property, whether any partner or assignment is involved, the occupancy arrangement, and the closing conditions belong in the documents. Mortgage payoff, liens, taxes, deposits, and other obligations may affect the closing accounting. Ask the closing professional and your attorney to clarify the proposed responsibilities.