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My name is Max Cohen. I understand the Everglades grind—the US-41 (Tamiami Trail) traffic and the high cost of living. If your Florida Ranch (Concrete Block Construction) home has Cast Iron Pipes or you're dealing with Strict environmental building regulations issues, don't worry. We save you $21,000 in Realtor fees and skip the repair hassle. As a subsidiary of FL Home Buyers, we simplify the sale process, including handling Florida Power & Light (FPL) and Collier County Property Appraiser transfers. cashhomebuyersflorida.com is a subsidiary of FL Home Buyers, and we focus only on Florida.

Why Sell Your Everglades Home to Us?

The Asset

Does your Florida Ranch (Concrete Block Construction) home need expensive fixes for Cast Iron Pipes?

The Risk

Worried about Hurricanes or Zone AE insurance hikes?

The Bureaucracy

Need to sell due to Collier County Property Appraiser stress or strict Strict environmental building regulations rules?

Cash Home Buyers Florida vs. Traditional Sale

Feature	Cash Home Buyers Florida	Coldwell Banker Realty Southwest Florida
Sale Speed	7-10 Days	80+ Days (Average)
Commissions/Fees	0%	5-6% (approx. $21,000)
Required Repairs	None (We buy as-is)	Often Extensive
Closing Costs	We Cover Them	Seller Pays
Financing Contingencies	None (Cash Offer)	Common

Our Simple 3-Step Process

Tell Us About Your Home

Submit your property details online or call us. We need basic information about your Everglades house.

Receive a Fair Cash Offer

We'll review your property and present a no-obligation, fair cash offer within 24 hours.

Close on Your Schedule

Accept the offer, and we close fast on your preferred date. No fees, no repairs, no hassle.

Specific Challenges for Everglades Homeowners

Handling Probate in Collier County

Dealing with probate after losing a loved one is emotionally taxing, especially when it involves selling a property. In Florida, probate is a judicial process, meaning it requires court involvement. The timeline can be lengthy, often stretching from 200-240 days or more, depending on the complexity of the estate and the caseload at the Collier County Clerk of Courts. This delay can become a financial burden, with ongoing property taxes, maintenance costs, and potential for property deterioration. We buy fast to avoid Collier County Clerk of Courts delays and complex Florida timelines, providing a quick and sensitive solution to liquidate inherited assets. Our team understands the nuances of probate sales and can guide you through the process, ensuring a smooth transaction without the added stress of repairs or traditional market listings.

Facing Foreclosure in Florida

The threat of foreclosure is a serious concern for many homeowners. Florida is a judicial foreclosure state, which means the lender must go through the courts to repossess a property. This process typically begins with a Notice of Default, followed by a complaint filed with the court. From the initial default, homeowners in Florida often have a window of approximately 200-240 days before a final judgment and potential sale. Acting fast to beat the Florida timeline for Notice of Default days is critical. Waiting too long can significantly reduce your options. We offer a rapid cash purchase that can halt the foreclosure process, protect your credit, and provide you with a fresh start. Our expedited closing allows you to sell your home before it's too late, avoiding the severe consequences of a foreclosure on your record.

Sell with Code Violations

Many older homes in Everglades, particularly Florida Ranch (Concrete Block Construction) properties, can accumulate code violations over time. These issues, ranging from structural defects to unpermitted additions, often become apparent during inspections for a traditional sale. Rectifying code violations can be costly and time-consuming, requiring permits, professional contractors, and often extensive retrofitting for issues like Cast Iron Pipes. This can put a significant financial strain on homeowners already looking to sell. Skip the permits and retrofitting for Cast Iron Pipes when you sell to us. We specialize in purchasing properties with existing code violations, taking on the responsibility and expense of bringing the home up to code ourselves. This saves you valuable time, money, and the considerable stress associated with municipal inspections and repairs. We buy your property as-is, allowing you to move forward without looking back.

Estimated Repair Costs in Everglades	Typical Cost Range	Our Offer (No Repairs Needed)
Cast Iron Pipes Replacement	$8,000 - $20,000+	Included in Cash Offer
Roof Replacement	$10,000 - $30,000+	Included in Cash Offer
Foundation Repair	$5,000 - $50,000+	Included in Cash Offer

Max's Insight: Everglades code enforcement is strict about Strict environmental building regulations. We buy with the violation attached. Local Tip: The Everglades code for Strict environmental building regulations can be a major headache. We handle it after closing.

Everglades & Nearby Neighborhoods We Serve

Everglades City, while small, is the heart of a unique ecosystem and community. Surrounded by the vast Everglades National Park and Ten Thousand Islands, life here is distinct. Many residents commute to Naples, Florida for work, navigating the US-41 (Tamiami Trail). The local Collier County Public Schools system serves the area, with the Everglades City School being a central hub for K-12 education. We understand the specific real estate dynamics of this region and nearby areas, offering cash solutions for various property needs.

Everglades City Core (34139)

This is the historic heart of the area, characterized by older, charming homes, many of which are Florida Ranch (Concrete Block Construction) style. Residents enjoy a slower pace of life, deeply connected to the fishing and tourism industries. Proximity to the Everglades National Park entrance offers unparalleled outdoor access. Properties here often come with a rich history and a strong sense of community, though some may face challenges like Cast Iron Pipes or require updates to meet modern building codes. The Everglades City School is the cornerstone of family life.

Port of the Islands (34114)

Located a short drive north-west from Everglades City, this area is a tranquil enclave offering a mix of residences, often catering to boating enthusiasts. It provides a slightly more suburban feel while retaining close ties to the natural beauty of the Everglades. Commuting to Naples, Florida from here is manageable via US-41 (Tamiami Trail), avoiding the more intense Intersection of US-41 and Collier Blvd (SR 951) traffic. Homes here can range from waterfront properties to those nestled against preserves, sometimes subject to strict environmental building regulations.

Goodland (34114)

A unique fishing village located on the eastern side of Marco Island, Goodland offers a laid-back, old Florida vibe. It's known for its seafood, live music, and direct access to the Ten Thousand Islands. While more residential than Everglades City, it shares a similar appreciation for the natural environment. Homeowners here might experience the same concerns as their neighbors in Everglades City, such as older infrastructure like Cast Iron Pipes and the persistent threat of Hurricanes, making cash offers particularly appealing for quick sales without repair burdens.

Ochopee (34145)

Deep within the Everglades, Ochopee is home to the country's smallest post office and is truly a remote and unique community. Properties here are often larger parcels, ideal for those seeking extreme privacy and immersion in nature. While very rural, residents still rely on services in Naples, Florida. The challenges here often revolve around environmental considerations, well and septic systems, and ensuring resilience against Hurricanes and living in Zone AE. The The Smallwood Store stands as a historical beacon in the region.

What Everglades Homeowners Say

"Great experience selling my Florida Ranch (Concrete Block Construction)—they even took care of the Cast Iron Pipes issue."

- Robert P., Everglades

"Avoided the Florida foreclosure process entirely by closing with them quickly."

- Sarah M., Ochopee

"I saved thousands in fees compared to listing with Coldwell Banker Realty Southwest Florida."

- Thomas L., Goodland

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you buy houses in 34139, 34114, and 34104?

Yes, we actively purchase homes for cash across these Everglades and Collier County zip codes. We understand the specific market dynamics in 34139, 34114, and 34104 and are prepared to make fair, no-obligation cash offers, regardless of your property's condition or situation.

My home is in Zone AE. Will you buy it?

Absolutely. We specialize in buying homes in all FEMA flood zones, including Zone AE. We understand the complexities of properties in flood-prone areas like Everglades, Florida, and are equipped to handle the unique considerations without making you jump through hoops for insurance or flood elevation certificates. We buy as-is.

How quickly can you close on my Everglades home?

We can close on your Everglades home in as little as 7-10 days, or on a timeline that suits your needs. Our cash offers mean no waiting on bank approvals or lengthy financing processes. This is significantly faster than the average market time of 80 days in Everglades.

Will I have to pay Realtor commissions or closing costs?

No, when you sell your Everglades home to Cash Home Buyers Florida, you pay zero Realtor commissions. We also cover standard closing costs, saving you potentially thousands of dollars, such as the estimated $21,000 in realtor fees you might pay otherwise. Our offer is the net amount you receive.

What if my Florida Ranch home has Cast Iron Pipes or other issues?

We buy homes in Everglades completely as-is, regardless of their condition. If your Florida Ranch home has common issues like Cast Iron Pipes, a damaged roof, or needs significant repairs, you do not need to fix anything. We factor all necessary repairs into our competitive cash offer, taking the burden off you.