Can I sell a house in Florida that has a lien on it?

Yes. Most liens are simply paid or negotiated at closing out of the sale proceeds. The title company handles the payoff so the buyer receives clear title.

What about active code enforcement fines?

Many Florida municipalities will negotiate or mitigate accrued fines when a property is being brought back into compliance. We deal with these regularly and factor them into the offer.

Who pays to clear the title?

We cover the title work and standard closing costs. Any payoffs come out of the proceeds, so you do not pay out of pocket.

Liens, Code Violations & Title Issues

Liens, Code Violations and Title Issues

Code enforcement fines, unpaid property taxes, contractor liens or a title that never got cleaned up after a divorce or death — these are the exact situations where a traditional listing stalls and a direct buyer helps.

Open or accruing code enforcement fines and municipal liens
Delinquent property taxes and tax certificates
Judgment, HOA, contractor and mechanic's liens
Missing heirs, old mortgages never released, and clouded title

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Where is the property?

Start with the full address and zip code. It takes about 60 seconds from here.

Full property address with zip code

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No fees ever
No repairs needed

Paperwork problems do not have to block your sale

Every property is different, and so is every seller's timeline. Tell us what's going on and we'll give you a straight answer about whether a direct cash sale is the right move — even when the answer is no.

Liens, Code Violations and Title Issues

Where is the property?

Paperwork problems do not have to block your sale

Other situations we help with

Selling As-Is

Foreclosure

Inherited Property

Rental & Tenant Problems

Liens, Code Violations & Title Issues: common questions