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Sell a Vacant House in Pompano Beach, FL

An empty house in Pompano Beach keeps costing money and keeps changing. We buy it as it stands, contents included, and you can close from wherever you live.

  • 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 vacant 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 vacant 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.

Selling a vacant house in Pompano Beach, FL: what vacancy does to a coastal home and its insurance, code and squatter exposure, lost homestead, and a remote cash closing for owners elsewhere. Written offer within 24 hours of the visit.

The empty house in Pompano Beach is usually somebody's unfinished decision. A parent's home in Cresthaven or Kendall Green after the funeral. A house in Leisureville left behind when its owner moved to John Knox Village or to a child's spare room in Coral Springs. A home someone left for a job and never sold. Whatever the reason, the house is now a liability with a mailbox. The air conditioning is off, so humidity builds in a city where the median house dates to 1974. The insurer may not know it is empty, or may have found out. The lawn is long enough that a neighbor has the Code Compliance number. The tax bill arrives without the homestead exemption. And someone has noticed the lights never come on.

Pompano Beach Cash Buyers buys vacant houses across Pompano Beach and North Broward as they are, with whatever is inside, and closes with a mobile notary wherever you happen to live. One visit, a written offer within 24 hours of that visit, and a closing about a week after title is clear. This page explains what vacancy does to a Florida house and its policy, the code and intrusion exposure, what happens to the taxes, and how a remote sale ends the carrying costs.

What an empty house does to itself in a Pompano Beach summer

Humidity is the first problem. A closed house without cooling grows mold on drywall, cabinets and clothes long before anyone visits. Water is the second: a supply line or water heater fails and runs until a neighbor sees it under the door. A roof leak soaks the attic through a whole rainy season. Pests move in. The yard and pool go visibly wrong, which invites both complaints and visitors. A house that was fair when it emptied can need a full interior by the following year. The sale we offer prices the house as it stands on the day of the visit, so every month of delay is a month of value you do not get back.

The vacancy clause in your policy, and what a lapse means

Read your homeowners policy for the word vacancy. Many policies limit or remove coverage once a house has been empty beyond the period the policy states, and a carrier that learns of vacancy can decline to renew. A replacement vacancy policy is narrower and costs more. If a mortgage is still on the house, a servicer that finds the policy lapsed places force-placed coverage that protects the lender, not you, and adds it to your loan. Citizens, the state insurer of last resort, still held about 42,500 personal residential policies in Broward County at the end of August 2026, and Fla. Stat. 627.7011 lets an insurer require an inspection on a roof 15 years or older. A cash sale does not depend on your coverage. We insure the house after closing.

Code Compliance, the Special Magistrate and liens on everything you own

Pompano Beach's Code Compliance division takes complaints at 954-786-4361 and issues a violation notice with a time to correct. An unresolved case goes to a Special Magistrate, a licensed attorney appointed by the City Commission, who sits on the second and fourth Wednesday each month. If the finding is affirmed, fines may be imposed and recorded as a lien against all real property of the violator, not just the empty house. Florida's framework caps fines at $250 a day for a first violation and $500 a day for a repeat, with higher limits for cities of 50,000 or more. If you sell with a case open, Fla. Stat. 162.06(5) requires written disclosure to the buyer and notice to the officer within 5 days. We prepare both, and any recorded lien is paid from the price at closing.

Someone is in the house: the sheriff path and the county court path

Vacant houses draw unauthorized occupants, and the response depends on who they are. Under Fla. Stat. 82.036, adopted in 2024 and amended in 2025, an owner may ask the Broward Sheriff by sworn complaint to remove a person who was never a tenant, when no litigation about the property is pending and the property is not open to the public. Anyone who was ever a tenant, including a relative who once paid rent, has to go through Broward County Court. If you are not here to do either, tell us. We buy with the occupant in place and handle removal as the new owner after closing. We also buy houses that were broken into, stripped of copper or used as storage by a neighbor.

Taxes and probate on a house nobody lives in

Homestead protection ends when a house stops being someone's permanent residence. Florida's Save Our Homes cap, which held a homesteaded assessment to 3 percent growth a year, resets to market value the January 1 after a sale, and a vacant inherited house loses the exemption too. If the owner has died and the house was in their name alone, the deed cannot move until the Seventeenth Judicial Circuit's probate division acts. Estates of $150,000 or less, excluding the protected homestead, for deaths on or after July 1, 2026, or any death more than two years ago, may use summary administration, a short court proceeding whose order can transfer the house. Larger estates use formal administration. We can sign a contract with the heirs now and close when the court's order exists.

Selling from Coral Springs, Ohio or overseas: how the remote sale runs

Send the address, how long the house has been empty and how we can get in: a neighbor with a key, a lockbox, a relative in Deerfield Beach. We visit, send you photos, and email a written offer within 24 hours of the visit. The contract is signed electronically. A Broward County title company runs the search and orders payoffs. Closing documents are signed with a mobile notary where you live, or by the method the title company specifies for sellers outside the United States. Your net, the price minus any mortgage and liens, is wired. Pompano Beach Cash Buyers pays the customary closing costs and charges no commission. Furniture, boxes and the garage stay if you want them to; we clear the house after closing and set aside anything personal you ask us to.

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 vacant house in Pompano Beach, FL

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

The house has been empty two years and smells of mold. Does that stop the sale?

No. Mold, pests and a season of roof leaks are priced into the written offer once, and the number does not change at closing because there is no inspection contingency.

My insurer cancelled when they learned the house was vacant. Now what?

Nothing changes for the sale. We do not rely on your policy and insure the property ourselves from the closing date. Closing about a week after clear title ends your exposure.

A cousin moved into the house without asking. Can you still buy it?

Yes. If the person was never a tenant, Florida's 82.036 sheriff process may apply; if they ever paid rent, county court does. Either way we take it on after closing.

Do I have to come to Pompano Beach for anything?

No. We get in with a key holder or lockbox, you sign the contract electronically, and the closing is notarized where you live. Proceeds arrive by wire.

Why did the tax bill jump after my mother died?

Her homestead exemption and Save Our Homes cap ended with her residency, and the Broward County Property Appraiser assesses the house at market value from the next January 1.

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