Your house in Broward County, Florida. A real number, your closing date.
Start with your address. We’ll walk the house, tell you what we’d pay, and you pick the closing date.
We’ll call to set a time to walk the house. There’s no pressure to accept.
Selling a house in Broward County, Florida
If you own a condo in Broward County, Florida, with a special assessment coming, or a house that needs more work than you want to put into it, you can still sell it on your own schedule. Send us the address, anywhere from Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood to Pompano Beach, Coral Springs, or Pembroke Pines. We’ll come see it as it is, tell you what we’d pay, and close in 7 to 30 days or on whatever day you pick. No agent commission, no repairs, no showings.
Broward sellers come to us from a few directions. A parent’s house you now own from out of state. A rental you’re done managing. A move with a date on it. Meanwhile the mortgage, taxes, insurance, and association dues keep coming. We start with your situation, not the house.
We’ve bought 5,000+ houses since 2003 with about 1 in 10 of them inherited. We work with probate attorneys in every jurisdiction we buy in.
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Condos, associations, and Florida’s building rules
Florida now requires milestone inspections and structural integrity reserve studies for condominium buildings with three or more habitable stories, and the reports are part of what a buyer sees. If your building has an inspection, a reserve study, or a special assessment in progress, tell us on the first call. We buy condos as-is, and we coordinate the association paperwork with the title company. We don’t give legal advice, so ask your attorney how the rules apply to you.
Living in an HOA instead? Same answer. Tell us on the first call.
31 municipalities, one county
Broward County has 31 municipalities and some unincorporated areas, and Fort Lauderdale is the county seat. Your property tax bill names the jurisdiction you’re in. Or send us the address and we’ll check. We buy across the county.
Leave what you don’t want in the house. We handle the cleanout after close.
How it works
1
Tell us about the house.
Start with your address, or call. The first conversation is usually about 15 minutes.
2
We walk it. You get a number.
Someone from our team comes to the house at a time you choose, usually within 24 to 72 hours, and often makes the offer during the walk-through.
3
Pick your closing date.
Most sales close in 7 to 30 days. Longer is fine. Leave what you don’t want, and we handle the cleanout after close.
What a Broward listing can cost
At 6%, a commission on a $500,000 house is $30,000, before repairs, closing costs, or the months it takes to sell. Commissions are negotiated, and that’s an example, not a quote on your house.
Listing with an agent
6%
Commission: often around 6%
Repairs and prep
Yours, before you list
Showings
Open houses and showings until it sells
Buyer financing
A buyer’s loan can fall through
Timeline
Weeks to months
Price
Usually the higher number
Express Homebuyers
0%
No agent commission
Repairs and prep
None. We buy as-is
Showings
None
Buyer financing
No financing contingency. We have the cash
Timeline
7 to 30 days, or your date
Price
We will not be the highest offer
If you have six months and a house in good shape, list it with an agent. You will probably do better on price. If you don’t have six months, or the house isn’t in listable shape, that is where we come in. What you get from us is certainty: a real number, and a closing date that holds.
Where we buy in Broward County, Florida
We buy across Broward County, Florida, including Fort Lauderdale (the county seat), Hollywood, Pompano Beach, Coral Springs, Pembroke Pines, Plantation, Davie, and Miramar.
Also see selling a house in South Florida and Palm Beach County, Florida.
More on how it works, selling an inherited house, selling a rental property, and what sellers say.
Questions Broward County sellers ask
Do you buy condos in Broward County?
Yes. We buy as-is. If the building has had a milestone inspection or a reserve study, or has a special assessment coming, tell us on the first call and share what you have. We coordinate the paperwork with the title company.
My condo has a special assessment. Can I still sell?
Yes. Tell us what has been assessed and what’s coming, and bring the association paperwork you have. We’ll tell you what we’d pay for the place as it stands, and you decide.
I live out of state. Do I have to come to Broward County?
Call from wherever you are. Tell us where you’ll be, and we’ll talk through how the walk-through and closing can work for your schedule. A first call is usually about 15 minutes.
When is listing with an agent the better choice?
When you have time and the house is in good shape. You’ll probably get a higher price. We’re for sellers who need the date and the number to hold, or whose house isn’t in listable shape.
How do I know the offer won't change at closing?
The offer we make is the offer we close on. We don’t renegotiate at the closing table, and if something feels off before you sign, you can walk.
See what we’d pay
Start with your address at expresshomebuyers.com, or call Brad’s team at (703) 752-3996. A first conversation is usually about 15 minutes. Even if you end up listing with an agent, you will know where we would come in.
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Last reviewed October 2026 by the Express Homebuyers team.