Inherited a House in Florida You Don’t Know What to Do With?
We buy inherited houses in Orlando and all of Central Florida — as-is, on your timeline, even if you live a thousand miles away.
No repairs. No cleanouts. No flying back and forth. No pressure.
Get a No-Obligation Cash Offer » or call/text us: 321-316-1051
Losing Someone Is Hard Enough. The House Shouldn’t Make It Harder.
If you’ve inherited a property in Florida, you’re probably juggling a lot right now — paperwork, family decisions, maybe probate, maybe back taxes. And if you live out of state, every question about the house means another phone call, another trip, another weekend lost.
You don’t have to figure this out alone, and you don’t have to rush.
We work with families in exactly this situation every week. Sometimes the right answer is selling to us. Sometimes it isn’t — and we’ll tell you that too.
You Don’t Need to Do Anything to the House. Seriously.
- Leave everything behind. Furniture, old boxes, the garage full of stuff — take what matters to your family and leave the rest. We handle it.
- No repairs or inspections to pass. Roof issues, old AC, hurricane damage — we buy as-is.
- In probate? That’s our specialty. We work with probate attorneys and personal representatives all the time and can move at whatever stage you’re in.
- Back taxes or liens? Those get settled at closing out of the sale — not out of your pocket beforehand.
- Live out of state? Most of our inherited-property sales close without the seller ever setting foot in Florida. Everything can be handled remotely through the title company.
Simple, Transparent, On Your Timeline
Step 1 — Tell us about the property. Fill out the short form or call us. Five minutes, no obligation.
Step 2 — Get a fair cash offer. We research the property and present a straightforward offer, usually within 24 hours. We’ll walk you through exactly how we got to the number.
Step 3 — Close when you’re ready. Next week or next quarter — you pick the date. Waiting on probate? We’ll work around it.
We’re Investors, Not Agents — Here’s Why That Matters to You
A real estate agent lists your house and waits for a buyer. That means cleaning it out, repairs, showings, months on the market, and commissions off the top — hard enough locally, nearly impossible from out of state.
We’re the buyer. No listing, no showings, no commissions, no waiting on someone else’s financing. One conversation, one offer, one closing date that works for your family.
Sage Hill Properties is a local, family-run real estate investment company based right here in Central Florida. We know the neighborhoods, the probate courts, and the county processes — because this is home for us.
Common Questions from Families Like Yours
Can I sell before probate is finished?
In many cases, yes — or we can get everything ready so closing happens the moment probate allows. We work alongside your probate attorney, and if you don’t have one, we can point you to attorneys local families use.
There are several heirs. Do we all have to agree?
Generally, yes — all heirs with ownership interest sign off. We’re used to coordinating signatures across multiple states and can make that process painless.
The house has years of belongings in it. Do I have to clean it out?
No. Take the keepsakes and leave everything else. It’s one of the most common things families thank us for.
What if the property has back taxes?
Unpaid property taxes get paid from the sale proceeds at closing. You don’t need to come up with that money in advance.
Do I have to travel to Florida to close?
Almost never. Documents can be signed remotely with a mobile notary in your state, and funds are wired directly to you.
No Pressure. Just a Straight Answer.
Tell us about the property, and we’ll give you a fair cash offer and an honest opinion — even if that opinion is “you’d do better selling another way.” That’s how we’ve built our reputation in Central Florida.
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We buy inherited houses in Orlando, Apopka, Sanford, Kissimmee, Deltona, Palm Bay, and throughout Orange, Seminole, Lake, Volusia, and Brevard counties.
Good News About Taxes When You Inherit in Florida
Florida has no state inheritance tax and no estate tax. And thanks to the federal “stepped-up basis,” the home’s value resets to its market value as of the date of death — so if you sell soon after inheriting, there is often little or no capital gains tax owed. Selling sooner rather than later usually means less tax, not more. (Confirm the specifics of your situation with a tax professional.)
Related Situations
Estate still in court? Here’s how selling a house in probate in Florida works, including the Orange County timeline. Taxes piling up on the inherited home? See your options if you’re behind on property taxes in Florida — the county’s clock runs even while the estate is being settled.