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Max Cohen, Founder

"My name is Max Cohen. I understand the Palm Beach grind—the I-95 traffic and the high cost of living. If your Ranch home has Cast Iron Pipes or you're dealing with Strict Historic Preservation rules issues, don't worry. We save you $30,000 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 Palm Beach County Property Appraiser transfers."

Why Palm Beach Homeowners Choose a Cash Offer

The Asset

Does your Ranch home need expensive fixes for Cast Iron Pipes?

The Risk

Worried about Hurricanes or Zone AE insurance hikes?

The Bureaucracy

Frustrated with Palm Beach County Property Appraiser bills and Strict Historic Preservation rules restrictions?

Cash Home Buyers Florida vs. Traditional Listing

Feature Cash Home Buyers Florida Coldwell Banker Palm Beach
Offer Type Guaranteed Cash Offer Buyer Dependent
Closing Speed As fast as 7 days 30-60+ days, market dependent
Repairs Needed None, we buy as-is Often required for top dollar
Commissions/Fees None Typically 5-6%
Showings One quick visit Multiple showings & open houses
Contingencies None Financing, inspection, appraisal

Our Simple 3-Step Process

1

Submit Your Property Info

Tell us about your Palm Beach home online or by phone. It's fast and free.

2

Get a Fair Cash Offer

We'll provide a no-obligation cash offer within 24 hours. No hidden fees.

3

Close on Your Schedule

Accept the offer and choose your closing date. We handle all paperwork.

Selling a Home in Palm Beach Under Difficult Circumstances

Handling Probate in Palm Beach County

Dealing with an inherited property in Palm Beach County can be complex, especially when navigating Florida's probate process. Florida's judicial system means probate cases can often take significant time, typically ranging from 6 months to over a year, depending on the estate's complexity and whether it's formal or summary administration. The involvement of the Clerk of the Circuit Court & Comptroller, Palm Beach County adds layers of paperwork and potential delays. We buy inherited homes fast, helping you avoid these lengthy court processes and financial burdens. Our cash offers mean you can liquidate the asset quickly, distribute the inheritance, and move forward without the usual headaches associated with probate property sales.

Selling to us means bypassing appraisals, agent fees, and potentially costly repairs, which can be a relief during an already stressful time. We aim to make the process as straightforward as possible, ensuring a swift resolution for your inherited Palm Beach property.

Facing Foreclosure in Florida

Florida is a judicial foreclosure state, which means a lender must file a lawsuit to foreclose on a property. This process can be lengthy, often taking 270 days or more from the initial default to the final sale. The clock starts ticking with the Notice of Default, and understanding this timeline is critical. Many homeowners believe they have more time than they do. Once a foreclosure lawsuit is filed with the Clerk of the Circuit Court & Comptroller, Palm Beach County, the legal wheels begin to turn rapidly.

If you're facing foreclosure in Palm Beach, acting fast is your best strategy. We can provide a rapid cash offer, often closing in as little as 7 days, giving you an alternative to letting your home go into foreclosure. This not only protects your credit but also provides a clean break from the financial burden. We can buy your home before the sale date, helping you mitigate the long-term impact of foreclosure.

Sell with Code Violations and Material Defects

Older homes in Palm Beach, particularly those Ranch style properties built between 1950 and 1980, frequently suffer from common issues like failing Cast Iron Pipes. These plumbing systems degrade over time, leading to backups, leaks, and significant repair costs. Beyond that, many properties might have unpermitted additions or code violations that surface during inspections, making a traditional sale challenging.

We specialize in buying homes as-is, meaning you don't have to worry about expensive retrofits for Cast Iron Pipes or obtaining permits for existing violations. The Palm Beach permitting process can be arduous and costly, often requiring architects, engineers, and significant time investment. Our approach allows you to skip this entire headache. We evaluate your property based on its current condition and offer a fair price, taking on all existing issues. This saves you the stress, time, and financial outlay associated with bringing an older Palm Beach home up to current codes.

Estimated Repair Costs in Palm Beach

Repair Item Estimated Cost Range Our Offer (No Repairs Needed)
Cast Iron Pipes Replacement $10,000 - $30,000+ Included in Offer
Roof Replacement (Typical) $15,000 - $40,000+ Included in Offer
Foundation Repair (Minor) $5,000 - $20,000+ Included in Offer

Note: These are estimates for typical Palm Beach homes and can vary significantly.

Max's Insight:

Local Tip: The Palm Beach code for Strict Historic Preservation rules can be a major headache. We handle it after closing, letting you sell without the stress of compliance or costly renovations.

Palm Beach Neighborhoods We Serve

Palm Beach, Florida, offers a diverse array of neighborhoods, each with its own character and community feel. While the island of Palm Beach is renowned for its luxury estates, our reach extends to the broader Palm Beach County area, encompassing communities that share proximity and influence, and often feed into the esteemed Palm Beach County School District. We understand the nuances of these distinct areas, from the vibrant urban core to the quieter residential pockets.

In Northwood Village (33407), located within West Palm Beach, you'll find an eclectic mix of historic homes, art galleries, and local businesses. It's a growing area popular with those commuting to West Palm Beach for work, known for its creative spirit and community events. Many homes here, dating back decades, align with our focus on properties needing updates or selling quickly.

Further north is Riviera Beach (33404), an area with deep roots and waterfront access. This community, part of the Palm Beach County School District, offers a blend of older residences and newer developments, often attracting families and individuals seeking coastal living near the I-95 corridor. Its varied housing stock frequently presents opportunities for cash buyers, particularly properties that might need renovations or are facing environmental concerns like proximity to Zone AE flood areas.

South of downtown West Palm Beach lies the charming neighborhood around Grandview Heights (33405), another area within the expansive Palm Beach County School District. This historic district is known for its beautiful architecture and proximity to urban amenities and job opportunities in West Palm Beach. Residents here often appreciate the quick access to the Southern Blvd Bridge, connecting them easily to the island. Homes here, often pre-1980, commonly encounter issues like Cast Iron Pipes, making them ideal for our as-is buying process.

Even on the island itself, communities around institutions like the historic Bethesda-by-the-Sea Episcopal Church and the prestigious Palm Beach Day Academy are well-established. These areas, while generally affluent, still have homeowners who prioritize speed and convenience over traditional listing complexities, especially when dealing with properties that require adherence to Strict Historic Preservation rules. We understand the unique market dynamics here and provide discreet, efficient solutions for properties across this diverse landscape.

What Our Palm Beach Clients Say

"Sold my Ranch with Cast Iron Pipes... didn't have to fix it. The process was incredibly smooth, and they truly understood the specific challenges of older Palm Beach homes. Saved me so much time and money."

- A Satisfied Palm Beach Seller

"Avoided the Florida foreclosure process entirely by closing with them quickly. I was worried about the Clerk of the Circuit Court & Comptroller, Palm Beach County delays, but they acted fast and gave me a fresh start."

- Homeowner in Palm Beach County

"I saved thousands in fees compared to listing with Coldwell Banker Palm Beach. No showings, no commissions, just a straightforward cash offer. Exactly what I needed for my unique situation."

- Palm Beach Resident

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you buy houses in 33407, 33404, and 33405?

Yes, we actively buy houses for cash in Palm Beach, Florida, including the 33407 (Northwood Village/West Palm Beach), 33404 (Riviera Beach), and 33405 (South of Downtown West Palm Beach) zip codes. Our focus is on providing fast, fair offers for homes in these and surrounding areas, regardless of their condition. We understand the specific market dynamics and property types found within each of these vibrant Palm Beach communities.

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

Absolutely. We buy houses in all FEMA flood zones, including Zone AE. Homes in flood-prone areas like Palm Beach often come with unique challenges, such as higher insurance premiums or stricter building codes. However, these factors do not deter us. We are prepared to make a fair cash offer without requiring you to handle any flood zone related repairs, flood certifications, or insurance complications. We manage the complexities so you don't have to.

What is the Florida foreclosure timeline?

Florida operates under a judicial foreclosure process, which means it involves the courts. This can be a lengthy and intricate process. While timelines vary, it typically takes around 270 days or more from the initial default to the final judgment and sale. Key stages involve the Notice of Default, filing of the complaint with the Clerk of the Circuit Court & Comptroller, Palm Beach County, and ultimately a judicial sale. We can help you navigate this by offering a fast cash purchase, potentially allowing you to sell before the foreclosure is finalized.

Will you buy my Palm Beach home with Cast Iron Pipes?

Yes, we specialize in buying Palm Beach homes as-is, even those with significant issues like failing Cast Iron Pipes. This is a very common problem in older Florida homes and can lead to expensive and disruptive plumbing replacements. You don't need to undertake these repairs before selling to us. We understand these challenges and factor the cost of any necessary repairs or replacements into our offer, allowing you to sell your home quickly and effortlessly, without any upfront investment in fixes.

How is Cash Home Buyers Florida different from Coldwell Banker Palm Beach?

We offer a direct cash purchase, meaning no listings, no agent commissions, and a fast closing on your timeline. Unlike traditional brokerages like Coldwell Banker Palm Beach, we buy your house in its current condition—no repairs, no staging, no showings required. This saves you $30,000 in Realtor fees and significant time. We provide a guaranteed offer and close quickly, simplifying the entire selling process compared to the open market.

Areas We Serve Near Palm Beach

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