Can You Sell a House With Mold?
Quick Answer
Yes, you can sell a house with mold. We buy houses with mold damage as-is—no remediation required. We factor the cost of cleanup into our cash offer. Florida law requires you to disclose known mold issues, but that doesn't prevent you from selling.
Why Mold Scares Off Traditional Buyers
Mold is a deal-killer for most traditional buyers because:
- Banks won't finance — Most lenders won't approve mortgages on homes with significant mold
- Insurance issues — Insurers may deny coverage or require remediation first
- Health concerns — Buyers worry about health risks and liability
- Unknown costs — Remediation can range from $2,000 to $30,000+ depending on extent
Florida's Mold Disclosure Requirements
Florida law requires sellers to disclose known material defects, including mold. This means if you know about mold, you must tell buyers. However, disclosure doesn't prevent a sale—it just means the buyer knows what they're getting.
When you sell to us, we inspect the property ourselves and don't require formal inspections. We know the cost of remediation and factor it into our offer upfront.
What We Do
- Buy as-is: No remediation required before closing
- Fair pricing: We factor remediation costs into our offer based on actual repair costs, not inflated estimates
- Fast closing: Close in 7-14 days before mold spreads further
If you have a house with mold and want to sell without the hassle of remediation, call (561) 258-9405 or get a cash offer.