Direct buyers for Broward County multifamily
Broward's small multifamily stock ranges from beach-area fourplexes built decades ago to inland garden apartments. Many have aging systems, tenants on older leases, and repairs that have been deferred for years. We buy them as they are.
Cities we buy in
- Fort Lauderdale, including Victoria Park, Flagler Village, and Sistrunk-area neighborhoods
- Hollywood and Hallandale Beach
- Pompano Beach and Deerfield Beach
- Lauderhill, Lauderdale Lakes, and Oakland Park
- Wilton Manors, Dania Beach, and Lauderdale-by-the-Sea
- Plantation, Sunrise, Margate, and Miramar
Issues Broward owners bring to us
Broward's 40-year safety inspection
Broward County requires many older buildings to complete a structural and electrical safety inspection, commonly called the 40-year recertification. Reports often reveal expensive repairs. We buy buildings with open recertification requirements and price the work into our offer.
Flooding and water damage
Parts of Broward have seen serious flooding in recent years. Water intrusion, damaged drywall, and mold are common findings in older buildings. Tell us about past water events and we will account for them.
Insurance pressure
Older roofs and outdated wind protection make insurance harder to renew. Some owners face a roof replacement just to keep coverage, and would rather sell.
Code enforcement and permits
Unpermitted conversions and expired permits are common in older Broward properties. We buy with open code cases, fines, and liens.
Why owners choose a direct sale
- No repairs, painting, or clean-out
- No showings disrupting tenants
- No commissions or listing fees
- No buyer financing to fall through
- A closing date you choose
What happens next
Tell us the address and what is going on. We will ask a few questions, schedule one walkthrough, and provide a written as-is cash offer. There is no obligation to accept.
Property types we see most in Broward
- Two-story fourplexes near the beach and the Intracoastal
- Garden-style apartment complexes inland
- Duplexes in older neighborhoods of Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood
- Converted homes with added units
Timing around hurricane season
Some owners want to sell before hurricane season, or before another season on an old roof. Others are dealing with damage from a past storm. Whether the property is intact or damaged, we can review it and set a closing date around your plans.
How Broward closings work
Your sale closes through a Florida title company, which searches for liens, open permits, and code enforcement liens with the city or county. Any balances owed are paid from the sale proceeds at closing. You do not need to settle them yourself first.
Tenants and Broward rentals
Broward's rental market has changed quickly, and many long-time tenants pay well under current rents. We buy with those tenants and leases in place. You do not need to raise rents or ask anyone to move.
Beach-area and older buildings
Buildings closer to the coast often face more wear from salt air, more expensive insurance, and stricter inspection requirements. Inland buildings tend to have more deferred maintenance from years of steady occupancy. We see both regularly and price them based on their actual condition.
Not sure your property qualifies?
If it has two or more units and it is in Broward, the answer is usually yes. Call or text 786-385-1325 and ask.
