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We Buy Houses In Broward County - Sell Your House Fast For Cash

Broward is dense, older than it looks, and full of houses that have not been touched since the original owner bought them. It is also a county where the cost of holding a property - insurance in particular - has risen fast enough to change people’s minds about keeping it.

As-is, in any condition. No repairs, no cleaning, no commissions, no fees. Close in as little as 14 days, or on whatever date works for you.

No obligation. We never sell your information. Prefer to talk? (689)249-4888

Why Broward County owners call us

Insurance costs outran the rent

Premiums on older Broward property have climbed hard, and for a small landlord that can turn a working rental into a monthly loss. Selling becomes the arithmetic answer rather than an emotional one.

When you can’t get insurance →

A flat roof at the end of its life

Low-slope roofing is everywhere here and it is one of the fastest routes to an uninsurable house. Replacing it is a serious expense that many owners will not spend on a property they are leaving anyway.

When you can’t get insurance →

Tired of being a small landlord

The duplex and fourplex stock through Oakland Park, Hollywood and Pompano is largely owned by people who bought it as retirement income and have been managing it themselves ever since. We buy occupied - you do not have to remove anyone first.

Selling a duplex, triplex or fourplex →

Flood zone and elevation complications

Flood requirements affect what a buyer can finance and what it costs them to hold. Properties that fall the wrong side of that line lose most of the retail buyer pool.

Selling a house in a flood zone →

What we look for here

The houses we buy in Broward County

The county is defined by post-war expansion. Fort Lauderdale, Oakland Park, Wilton Manors, Hollywood and Pompano are thick with 1950s and 1960s CBS ranches on modest lots, many with flat or low-slope roofs that are expensive to insure and expensive to replace. Plantation, Davie and Sunrise fill in through the 1970s and 1980s. There is also a large stock of small multifamily - duplexes and fourplexes built as income property decades ago and held by owners who are now well past wanting to manage them.

Houses, duplexes, triplexes and fourplexes - plus single-family houses on land zoned for multifamily, where the lot is frequently worth more than the building.

Where we buy: Fort Lauderdale · Hollywood · Pompano Beach · Plantation · Davie · Sunrise · Oakland Park · Wilton Manors - and everywhere else in Broward County.

How it works

Three steps, and you can stop at any point.

  1. Call Beach Bums

    Contact us to discuss your property details, current circumstances, and desired outcomes.

  2. Get Your Cash Offer

    We present a prompt, competitive offer - often during our initial conversation.

  3. Decide on Your Timeline

    Review your options carefully to determine the most advantageous solution for your situation.

The honest part

When you should list instead

If your house is in reasonable shape, you have sixty to ninety days, you have equity, and you can handle showings - list it. A normal sale in Broward County will almost certainly net you more than we can offer, even after commission. That is simply true, and any cash buyer who tells you otherwise is not being straight with you.

We earn our discount when there is a deadline you cannot move, work you cannot fund, a tenant who will not cooperate, a property full of belongings, or heirs spread across three states who just want it finished. If you are not sure which one you are, call and we will tell you honestly - including when the answer is “list it”.

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Broward County questions

Do you buy duplexes and fourplexes in Broward?

Yes, and it is a large part of why we are here. We buy occupied small multifamily and handle the tenants ourselves after closing - you do not need to get anybody out first, and you do not need to bring anything up to code.

My property is in a flood zone. Does that rule it out?

No. Flood zone status affects financing and insurance for a retail buyer far more than it affects us. Tell us the property and we will factor it in openly rather than using it to renegotiate later.

The roof is flat and past its life. Do I need to replace it first?

No. Do not spend money on a roof for a house you are selling to us - we are buying it with the roof in the condition it is in, and we will tell you how that affects the number.

Selling a house in Broward County?

Tell us about the property and we'll give you a straight answer - including when selling to us isn't your best move.