No house is truly unsellable. Every
property will sell at the right price to the right buyer. However, some issues make
houses very hard to sell traditionally—but cash buyers specialize in these exact
situations.
Common "Unsellable" Issues
Structural Problems
• Foundation damage/settling
• Severe roof damage
• Sinkhole damage
Environmental Issues
• Extensive mold
• Flood damage
• Chinese drywall
Legal/Title Problems
• Tax liens
• Code violations
• Unpermitted work
Location Challenges
• High-risk flood zone
• Near industrial sites
• Declining neighborhood
Why Traditional Buyers Avoid These Properties
Lenders won't finance them - Banks require properties to meet minimum
standards
Insurance is expensive or unavailable - Especially in Florida flood zones
Inspection contingencies kill deals - Traditional buyers back out when
issues are found
Repair costs scare people - Most buyers don't want a project
Why Cash Buyers Don't Care
We're different because:
✓ We don't need lender approval - We buy with cash, no bank involved
✓ We're licensed contractors - We know exact repair costs
✓ We factor issues into our offer - No surprises or renegotiation
✓ We've seen it all - Fire damage, hoarder houses, you name it
Think Your House Can't Sell?
We've bought houses others wouldn't touch. Get a no-obligation cash
offer.
Source: Florida Realtors®, ATTOM Data, Houzeo, Citizens Florida · Data as of February 2026
As of February 2026, the Florida statewide median home price is $415,000, down from a $450,000 peak in 2022 but still 40% higher than pre-COVID levels. Homes are spending 77–80 days on the market — significantly longer than the national median of 50 days. Single-family inventory stands at 5.1 months for single-family homes and 9+ months for condos, signaling a more balanced market with buyers gaining negotiating leverage.
Source: Florida Realtors®, ATTOM Data, Houzeo, Citizens Florida · Data as of February 2026
As of February 2026, the Florida statewide median home price is $415,000, down from a $450,000 peak in 2022 but still 40% higher than pre-COVID levels. Homes are spending 77–80 days on the market — significantly longer than the national median of 50 days. Single-family inventory stands at 5.1 months for single-family homes and 9+ months for condos, signaling a more balanced market with buyers gaining negotiating leverage.