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How to Sell a Condemned House in Florida: What Homeowners Need to Know

You can legally sell a condemned house in Florida, even if it has major structural issues, code violations, infestations or safety hazards — as long as the property’s condition is fully disclosed to the buyer. Florida law does not require a seller-initiated home inspection to complete a sale, though buyers or municipalities may still require … Continued
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How to Sell a House with No or Negative Equity in Florida

If you’re stuck in a Florida home with little or no equity and you’re worried about how to sell without losing money, you’re not out of options. With the right approach, including a powerful method called a subject-to mortgage sale, you can avoid paying out of pocket, skip the stress of foreclosure and get a … Continued
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Can You Sell a House with Squatters in Florida? Yes, But There Are Important Steps

Finding squatters in your Florida property isn’t just inconvenient, it can trigger serious legal and financial challenges. Unauthorized occupants may damage the home, disrupt your ability to sell and even attempt to claim property rights under Florida’s adverse possession laws. Understandably, many homeowners wonder if they can sell their house with squatters still inside. The … Continued
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How to Sell a House with Foundation Issues in Florida

A staggering 78% of homeowners say they are worried about foundation damage to their house, and for good reason. Foundation issues can be costly, leading to structural damage and repairs that can cost thousands of dollars. While you can sell a house with foundation issues, it often means lowering the sale price, making concessions to … Continued
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How to Sell a Flood-Damaged House in Florida

If you own a home in Florida, you’re no doubt used to the hurricanes and resulting flooding that often occurs within the state. Florida has one of the largest flood insurance markets in the country, holding about 38% of National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) policies nationwide.  Flood insurance is typically separate from home insurance and … Continued
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