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Sell a Hoarder House in Pompano Beach, FL

You do not have to empty the house before anyone can buy it. We buy hoarded homes in Pompano Beach with the contents in place and take over the cleanout after closing.

  • Written cash offer within 24 hours of our visit
  • No repairs, no cleanout, no commission
  • You pick the closing date
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Local to North Broward
Local cash home buyers

A direct buyer for your Pompano Beach hoarder house

Pompano Beach Cash Buyers buys houses, condos, townhomes and mobile homes in Pompano Beach and across Broward County directly from the owner. There is no listing and no lender: we look at the property once, put a written offer in your hands within 24 hours of the visit, and close through a Broward County title company on the date you choose. Pompano Beach's housing stock is old: median year built 1974 for houses and condos.

Flexible timeline

You set the closing date. If it needs to move for a probate order or a move-out, the price does not move with it.

No fees

No commission, and we pay the customary closing costs. Your net is the price minus any mortgage or liens, nothing else.

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Our process

Our hoarder house sale process in Pompano Beach, FL

Four steps, no bank pre-approval, no closing costs charged to you.

Contact us

Call (954) 280-6117 or Send the address and a few lines about the house. We reply the same day and set a visit.

Visit and written offer

We walk the property once, usually within a day or two, and deliver a written offer within 24 hours of the visit.

Sign when ready

Review the agreement at your pace, with your attorney if you like. No inspection period, no price changes after signing.

Close and get paid

A Broward County title company closes on your date and wires your proceeds. We pay the customary closing costs.

Get your offer

Get an offer on your Pompano Beach property today

Call (954) 280-6117 or send your property details and we get back to you the same day.

Sell a hoarder house in Pompano Beach, FL for cash with everything still inside: how we price what we cannot see, estates and the Broward probate court, code complaints, and privacy. No cleanout, no showings. Written offer within 24 hours of the visit.

Someone has handed you the keys to a house that is full. A parent in Leisureville who stopped letting people in years ago. A brother's place in Collier City that the neighbors have started calling Code Compliance about. An aunt in Pompano Beach Highlands who moved to John Knox Village and left forty years of belongings behind. The first instinct is to clear it before anyone sees it. In a Broward County house of 1970s size that is weeks of work, several dumpster loads and discoveries nobody wanted. Under the piles the house itself has usually been neglected: a roof leak that nobody could reach, a kitchen that stopped working, plumbing that was never reported, and in South Florida's humidity, mold.

Pompano Beach Cash Buyers buys hoarded houses across Pompano Beach and North Broward with the contents exactly where they are. No cleanout, no cleaning, no showings and no listing photographs. One visit, a written offer within 24 hours of the visit, and a closing on a date you choose, after which the contents become our job. This page explains how we price a house we cannot fully see, how estates and families with a power of attorney sign, what a Pompano Beach code case means, and how your privacy is handled.

Pricing a house we can only partly walk

In a heavily hoarded home the visit shows pathways, the tops of surfaces and whatever the flashlight reaches. So we price what the renovation will certainly involve rather than what we hope it involves: a full cleanout by a crew equipped for it, removal of flooring and often the lower drywall, odor and pest treatment, moisture and mold remediation, and a complete interior renovation. Roof, electrical, plumbing and air conditioning are judged from what we can access, and where we cannot see we assume damage and say so in the offer. The written offer carries no inspection contingency. A collapsed subfloor or a failed drain found during the cleanout is our cost. The number is lower than for an empty house in the same shape because the cleanout is real labor, but it does not move after you accept it.

Why clearing it first does not raise the price by what it costs

The house underneath needs the same renovation whether it is full or empty. A buyer who will gut the interior anyway pays for the lot, the structure and the finished value, not for the hours a family spent hauling. Clearing can also expose problems that then become disclosure items under Florida's rule that sellers must reveal known defects that materially affect value and are not readily observable. Take the papers, photographs, jewelry and the handful of things that matter, with help if you need it. Leave the rest. If walking in is more than you can manage, the visit can be done with a key and a neighbor or a friend, and you never have to go inside again.

When the owner has died or moved to care

A hoarded Pompano Beach house is often owned by an estate or by a parent who can no longer manage their affairs. If the owner has died, the estate opens in the Seventeenth Judicial Circuit Court, Broward County, Probate Division, at 201 SE 6th Street in Fort Lauderdale. The personal representative, the person the court appoints to handle the estate, can sign once the court issues letters of administration. A smaller estate may use summary administration, a short court proceeding available when the estate (excluding the protected homestead) is $150,000 or less for deaths on or after July 1, 2026, or when the death was more than two years ago; the court's order can transfer the house. We can sign a contract before the court acts and close when it does. If the owner is living, a durable power of attorney that meets Florida's requirements lets an agent sign, and the title company reviews it.

Code Compliance, the Special Magistrate and the lien question

Hoarded houses draw complaints about the outside first: overgrowth, items in the yard, a sagging roof, vehicles. City of Pompano Beach Code Compliance (complaints at 954-786-4361) issues a notice of violation with time to correct. An unresolved case goes before a Special Magistrate, a licensed attorney appointed by the City Commission, who hears cases on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month. If the finding is affirmed, fines may be imposed, and fines or penalties may be recorded as a lien against all real property of the violator. Under Fla. Stat. 162.06(5) an owner who sells with a pending case must disclose it in writing, hand over the notices and tell the code officer within 5 days. We prepare that paperwork, settle any recorded lien on the settlement statement, and take the case over at closing.

Privacy: no photographs, no open house, no neighbors walking through

A conventional listing of a hoarded house means an agent photographing a family member's private life, posting it online, and bringing strangers through in groups. None of that happens here. We do not photograph the interior for marketing. We do not bring groups through. We discuss the condition with you and the title company, and with no one else. Items of obvious personal value that turn up during the cleanout, documents, photographs, military items, jewelry, are set aside and offered to the family before anything is disposed of. If a relative or neighbor is the one who gives us access, that person sees nothing more than they already have.

From the first message to the day the keys change hands

Send the address, tell us roughly what the house holds and who has the authority to sell. We visit within a day or two, with a key or a family member, and put the offer in writing within 24 hours of the visit. If you accept, a Broward County title company searches the official records for mortgages and liens, obtains payoffs, and closes in about a week once the search is clean and any court order is in hand, or on a later date you choose. We pay the customary closing costs and there is no commission; your net is the price minus any mortgage and liens. On closing day you sign, the proceeds are wired, and everything inside the house becomes our responsibility.

Selling to us vs. a traditional listing in Pompano Beach, FL

ComparisonTraditional agentFor sale by ownerPompano Beach Cash Buyers
Cash offerRarelyRarelyYes
Sell as-isRepairs expectedRepairs expectedYes
Time to a contractroughly two to three months (Houzeo Sep 2026: 91 days median; Momentum: 66 days median for closed sales; Zillow Feb 2026: about 85 days to pending) in Pompano Beach nowOften longer24 hours after the visit
Agent commissionAbout 6%Buyer's agent usually paidNone
Closing costsPaid by sellerPaid by sellerCustomary costs paid by us
ShowingsYesYesOne visit
Financing fall-throughPossiblePossibleNone, we fund it
Price cut after inspectionCommonCommonNo inspection period
Closing dateLender's scheduleBuyer's scheduleYours

We buy houses in Pompano Beach for any reason, any condition, or any challenge

Every link below is a page written for that situation in Pompano Beach and Broward County.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about selling hoarder house in Pompano Beach, FL

Clear answers about cash offers, selling as-is, timelines, fees and what to expect.

Do we have to clean out the hoarder house in Pompano Beach before you will buy it?

No. Remove the things the family wants to keep and leave everything else. The cleanout crew is ours and comes after closing, and nothing is deducted for it at the closing table.

How can you make a firm offer if you cannot see the floors or the walls?

We price a full cleanout and a complete interior renovation and assume damage wherever we cannot see. Because the offer has no inspection contingency, a worse discovery later is our problem, not yours.

The house belongs to my mother's estate in Broward County. Who signs the contract?

The personal representative once the Seventeenth Judicial Circuit issues letters of administration, or the heirs under a summary administration order. We can sign beforehand and close as soon as the court acts.

The city has an open code case about the yard. Does that stop the sale?

No. The case passes to us at closing with the written disclosure and 5-day notice that Fla. Stat. 162.06(5) requires, and any recorded lien is paid from the price on the settlement statement.

Will the inside of the house be photographed or shown to anyone?

No. There are no listing photos, no showings and no open house. The visit is one person from our side, and what we find stays between you and us.

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