We Buy Houses in Miami-Dade County, Florida
Sell your Miami-Dade County house as-is to KASA Acquisitions, with no repairs, no agent commissions and no obligation.
- Trusted A+ rated BBB home buying company
- No agent commissions or closing costs
- No repairs or cleaning
- No obligation to accept
Areas We Buy In
We buy across Miami-Dade County, including:
- Miami
- Hialeah
- Miami Gardens
- Homestead
- North Miami
- North Miami Beach
- Miami Beach
- Coral Gables
- Doral
- Kendall
- Cutler Bay
- Palmetto Bay
- Aventura
- Opa-locka
- Sweetwater
What Affects a Cash Offer in Miami-Dade
Our offer starts with what the house will be worth after repairs, minus the work it needs and our costs. In Miami-Dade, these come up most:
- Roof age and insurance. Older roofs can make homeowners insurance hard to get or very expensive, which narrows the pool of buyers who can finance the house. We can buy without that concern.
- Open permits. Past work done without a final inspection can show up in a permit search and delay a traditional sale. We review it with you and often buy with permits still open.
- Recertification and code notices. Older buildings may need safety recertification, and cities issue their own code violations. Deadlines matter, so bring us the notice.
- Flood zone and storm history. Past water damage and flood insurance requirements affect value and repairs.
Closing Costs in Miami-Dade
Florida charges documentary stamp tax on the deed. In Miami-Dade it is $0.60 per $100 of the price for single-family homes, slightly lower than the rest of the state. Sellers usually pay it in a traditional sale. When you sell to us, we pay the normal closing costs, and your mortgage, taxes and liens are paid from the proceeds.
Questions Miami-Dade Sellers Ask
Do you buy condos?
Tell us about it. Condos depend heavily on the association, special assessments and building inspections, so we look at each one individually.
Can I sell a house with an open permit?
Often yes. We will look at what is open and explain whether we can buy as-is or whether something needs to be closed first.
What if the house is in an estate?
Estates here go through the Eleventh Judicial Circuit. We can buy once the person with authority is in place, and we work with your attorney and the title company.
Selling in Miami-Dade County
Probate
Estate cases here are handled through the Eleventh Judicial Circuit. A Florida attorney can confirm who has authority to sell an inherited house.
Older buildings and code issues
Miami-Dade has a recertification program for older buildings, and cities enforce their own codes. If you have received a notice, check its deadlines with your city or the county. We can look at it with you and explain how it affects an as-is sale.