Who buys houses for cash in Florida?
AVAL Investments is a Florida-based cash home buyer that purchases houses as-is statewide and closes in as little as 7 days.
Florida sellers generally have four options: local cash buyers like AVAL Investments, national iBuyers, cash marketplaces that resell your details to investors, and franchise buyers. A local buyer signs the contract directly, so there is one company, one offer and no bidding-out of your information.
How do I sell my house fast in Florida?
The fastest route is a direct cash sale: send your property details, receive a cash offer within about 24 hours, and close in 7 to 14 days without repairs, showings or financing contingencies.
Listing with an agent in Florida averages 60–90 days from listing to closing once you add prep work, showings, buyer financing and inspection negotiation. A cash sale removes appraisal and lender timelines entirely, which is why closings can happen in a week.
How fast can I get a cash offer on a Florida house?
AVAL Investments typically presents a written cash offer within 24 hours of receiving the property details.
The offer is based on recent comparable sales in the neighborhood, the property's current condition, the repairs it needs, and holding costs. We explain the math behind the number rather than just handing you a figure.
How much do cash home buyers pay in Florida?
Cash offers in Florida usually land below full retail value because the buyer absorbs repairs, holding costs and resale risk — but sellers pay no commission, no repair bills and no closing costs.
Compare net proceeds, not headline price. A retail sale typically costs 6% commission plus repairs, holding costs and months of mortgage, taxes and insurance. Many as-is sellers net a similar amount from a cash sale in a fraction of the time.
Do I have to make repairs before selling to a cash buyer?
No. AVAL Investments buys Florida houses completely as-is — no repairs, no cleaning, no inspections required from the seller.
You can leave furniture, appliances and anything else behind. Florida sellers still complete the standard disclosure of known material defects, but you are never asked to fix anything before closing.
Are there fees or commissions when selling to AVAL Investments?
No. There are no realtor commissions, no listing fees and no hidden charges, and standard closing costs are covered.
The agreed number is the number on the closing statement. Sellers remain responsible only for items like existing mortgage payoff, liens and prorated property taxes, which are settled by the title company.
Can I sell a house in foreclosure in Florida?
Yes. Florida is a judicial foreclosure state, so you can sell any time before the foreclosure auction — often stopping the sale and protecting your credit.
A judicial foreclosure runs through the courts and commonly takes several months, which usually leaves enough time to close a cash sale. If there is equity, selling can also put money in your pocket instead of losing it at auction.
Can I sell an inherited house in Florida before probate finishes?
Often yes — a personal representative can usually contract and close during probate, and small estates may qualify for summary administration.
We regularly work with estate attorneys and out-of-state heirs, coordinate with the title company on probate documentation, and allow remote closings so heirs never need to fly in.
Can I sell a Florida rental with tenants still living in it?
Yes. AVAL Investments buys occupied rentals and takes the existing lease over at closing — no eviction needed from the seller.
Florida leases transfer with the property, so tenants keep their rights and you are released from landlord duties at closing. Non-paying and month-to-month tenants are both fine.
Do you buy houses with liens, code violations or title problems?
Yes. Liens, code enforcement fines, unpaid taxes and title clouds are usually resolved through the title company at closing.
Most payoffs come out of the sale proceeds rather than your pocket. We handle the coordination with the title company so you do not have to chase municipalities or lienholders.
What parts of Florida does AVAL Investments buy in?
All of Florida, including Miami, Hialeah, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, Port St. Lucie, Orlando, Kissimmee, Tampa and every county in between.
Coverage is statewide, from the Panhandle through Central Florida, the Gulf Coast, the Treasure Coast and South Florida.
What types of property do you buy?
Single family homes, condos, townhouses, multi-family buildings, mobile homes and vacant land — occupied or vacant.
Condition is not a disqualifier: fire and flood damage, mold, failed septic, aging roofs, hoarder conditions and unfinished renovations are all routine for us.
Is selling to a cash home buyer in Florida safe?
It is safe when the buyer closes through a licensed Florida title company, gives a written offer with no hidden fees, and never asks for money up front.
Red flags include a buyer who wants to assign your contract to an unnamed third party, pressure to sign the same day, or fees deducted at closing that were never disclosed. AVAL Investments closes through licensed Florida title companies and never charges the seller a fee.
How long does closing take with a cash buyer?
Typically 7 to 14 days, limited mainly by the title search — and sellers can choose a later date if they need time to move.
There is no lender, appraisal or loan underwriting, so the timeline is driven by title work and the seller's schedule rather than a bank's.
Do I need a realtor to sell my house for cash in Florida?
No. You can sell directly to a cash buyer, which is why there is no commission — though you are always free to have an attorney review the contract.
AVAL Investments is a real estate investment company, not a brokerage. We buy with our own funds rather than listing your property for someone else.
Am I obligated to accept a cash offer?
No. The offer is free and no-obligation — you can compare it with an agent's estimate or simply decline.
There is no pressure, no repeated calls and no cost for requesting a number.