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Stuck in an eviction on your Miami Gardens property? You don't have to see it through. We buy houses with evictions in progress and take the process over after closing.
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How it works
No repairs, no commissions, and no obligation at any point.
And we pay the customary closing costs
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Even tenants who need to be evicted
700+ South Florida properties bought since 2012
across Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach — houses, duplexes and small apartment
buildings, in every condition.
We've bought 12 properties in Miami Gardens.
I'm Chris Johnson. I've been buying houses in South Florida since 2012 — more than 700 so far, in every condition.
When you reach out, you'll talk to me directly. I'll look at the property, tell you what we can take on, and give you a straightforward cash offer. No pressure, and no obligation.
Get My Cash OfferSome houses need more than fresh paint. Yours might have unresolved probate, non-paying tenants, open permits, an unsafe-structure violation, back taxes, major structural damage or a demolition order. We have bought all of those.
You do not need to solve any of it before calling us. We will look at the property, tell you what we can take on, and give you a straightforward cash offer.
What are you dealing with?
Not sure whether we can buy yours? Call (786) 869-4909 and tell us what's happening.
Whether you've filed, you're waiting on a court date, or you've got a holdover who won't leave, we'll buy your Miami Gardens property as-is and handle it from our side once we close. No repairs, no commissions, and you're done with it the day we close.
A property we actually bought. No address and no names — the situation is the point.
A single family house in Miami Gardens that had been in violation from the day the seller bought it, and nobody had told them.
The property needed a re-occupancy before it could lawfully be lived in. They did not know that. It is not an unreasonable thing not to know — it is a municipal step that does not announce itself at a closing table, and plenty of people buy a house without ever hearing the phrase. It was never done, so the violation existed from the beginning.
They owned it around two years and rented it out. Then the tenant stopped paying.
So now there is no income arriving. And the violation that had been sitting quietly started being served — and a violation that goes unanswered becomes a lien, and the lien carries fines that accrue. This one was running at about two hundred dollars a day.
Two hundred a day, on a house producing nothing, against an owner who did not know the meter was running. That is the part that does the real damage. A fine you know about is a bill. A fine you do not know about is a number getting quietly larger while you get on with your life, and by the time it has your attention it is into the tens of thousands.
Getting out of it took two separate legal processes, not one. An attorney to run the eviction, because a tenant who has stopped paying does not leave because they were asked. And a second attorney to work on mitigating the fines, which is its own specialist exercise with the county and not something the first attorney does. Neither is quick, and both cost money — money that was meant to be coming from a rent nobody was paying.
We bought it and took all of it on. The fines were dealt with. The re-occupancy was completed properly, which is the thing that should have happened at the very start. The tenancy was ended through the court, which is the only way it can be done and have it stay done.
And then the actual work began — the updates, the repairs, bringing the house back. Which is worth noticing, because it is what people underestimate about a property in this position. Every one of those steps happens before a single useful thing gets done to the building. The renovation is the straightforward part, and it is last in the queue.
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