The cash path
What we'd pay in cash
A real, no-obligation offer on your property exactly as it sits — no repairs, no cleanout, no showings, and you choose the closing date.
A simpler way to settle an estate
We buy inherited properties as-is — with everything still inside. No cleanout, no repairs, no showings. You'll get two numbers: a real cash offer within 24 hours, and what the house would realistically net if you listed it instead. Then you decide.
No cleanout
No repairs
No showings
Start with the basics
It takes about 60 seconds. We’ll use the details to run the numbers and come back with a real offer.
You’re all set
Leo will follow up within 24 hours with your two numbers.
The honest way to compare
Most companies give you one number and push you toward it. We'll give you two.
The cash path
A real, no-obligation offer on your property exactly as it sits — no repairs, no cleanout, no showings, and you choose the closing date.
The listing path
Our honest read on what the house would realistically net on the open market, after repairs, prep and time on market.
Sometimes the cash number wins. Sometimes the listing number does. Either way, you'll know the difference before you decide anything — and there's no pressure either way.
Looking for the full cash offer process? Start here →A clear tradeoff
A cash offer is not the highest offer you'll get. If you have six months, a flexible timeline, and you're willing to spend money getting the house market-ready, listing it will usually net more. What a cash offer buys you is time, certainty, and zero work: a guaranteed close on your timeline, no repairs, no showings, and no financing that can fall through. If speed and simplicity matter more to you than the last few thousand dollars, this is the right call. If they don't, we'll tell you that too.
Your options
Property taxes, insurance, utilities and maintenance keep running whether anyone lives there or not. You inherit the house and the bills.
You become a landlord in a city you may not even live in. Evictions, repairs, and tenants calling at 9pm.
We handle the cleanout, the repairs, the paperwork and the closing. You get a number and a date.
Two of those three cost you money every month you wait.
The work we take on
Furniture, belongings, decades of accumulation. Leave all of it. We mean it.
Roof, HVAC, foundation and other major systems.
No strangers walking through a house full of family belongings.
We work alongside your attorney and the estate.
Taxes, insurance and utilities stop being your problem on closing day.
The plain-English version
Inherited houses are rarely market-ready. Deferred maintenance, outdated systems, a lifetime of belongings, sometimes years of nobody living there. We've bought all of it: hoarder homes, homes with tenants in place, homes the family hasn't touched since the funeral. You don't have to guess whether it's "sellable."
A little less uncertainty
We can still make an offer — we don't require probate to be complete before we talk numbers.
We work with everyone on the deed and coordinate with your attorney.
Common, and it doesn't block a sale — it gets paid off at closing.
The entire process can be handled remotely.
To be clear: we don't give legal or tax advice. Your attorney and CPA handle the estate questions. We handle the house.
Where we buy
Jacksonville & Northeast Florida — Mandarin, Bartram Park, Southside, Riverside, San Marco, Avondale, the Beaches, Arlington, Orange Park, Fleming Island, Ponte Vedra, St. Augustine, and surrounding areas.
Questions, answered plainly
No. Leave everything. Furniture, clothes, paperwork, appliances, the garage. We handle the cleanout after closing.
We can talk numbers with one heir and formalize once everyone is on the same page.
Yes. The loan is paid off at closing out of the proceeds.
No. We can start the conversation now and close once the estate is settled.
Honest answer: expect below full retail. We take on the risk and the carrying cost in the meantime. Compare it against what you'd actually net after repairs, prep and months of taxes and insurance.
In most cases we do. Let's confirm the specifics on your property.
Not at all. Tell us the situation and we'll work with it.
The closing date is yours to set. We can send an offer within 24 hours of getting the property details, and we will work to whatever timeline suits you.
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