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For a lot of couples, the house is the biggest asset and the hardest thing to divide. A simple cash sale — no showings, no repairs, one closing date — can turn it into a number both sides can split.
Selling a house during a divorce is different from any other sale. Two owners have to agree on price, timing and who pays for what, often while not speaking to each other directly. A traditional listing adds months of showings, repair requests and price reductions — each one another chance to argue.
We keep it simple. We give one written, as-is offer to both owners (and their attorneys, if they want), based on recorded sales in the neighborhood. There are no repairs to negotiate and no buyer financing to fall through. You pick a closing date that works with your settlement or court order, and the title company splits the proceeds the way your agreement says.
Sometimes one spouse wants to sell and the other doesn't. We can't settle that for you — that's for your attorneys or the court — but we can give you a firm number to bring to the table, which often helps.
If one of you already moved out and the house is sitting empty, see selling a vacant house. If the property is a rental you owned together, see selling with tenants or selling a portfolio.
We're cash buyers, not family law attorneys. Nothing here is legal or tax advice; please talk to your attorney before signing anything.
Who we are. Prop Hunters is a local cash buyer based in Miami Lakes, operating since 2014 with more than 1,000 transactions behind us. We buy single-family homes, duplexes, townhouses and teardown lots across Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach and Monroe counties — from Jupiter down to Key West. We renovate and resell houses (fix-and-flips), and when a house is past saving we build new construction on the lot. That is why condition rarely scares us off. One thing we don't buy: condos. If your property is a condo unit, we'll tell you so up front rather than waste your time. Call or text (305) 812-9445 — hablamos español, and the whole conversation can happen in Spanish if that is easier for you or your family.
Send your address and a few details using the form below. No contracts to sign up front, no commitment — just a conversation.
We check your property against real recorded sales at the Clerk of Courts, not an algorithm. Usually back to you within a day or two.
No cleaning, no staging, no strangers walking through your home. You pick the closing date that works for you.
Usually yes, if both are on the deed — and Florida homestead rules can require a spouse's signature even if they aren't. Your attorney and the title company will confirm.
Often yes, if both owners agree or the court allows it. Many couples sell first and divide the proceeds under their settlement.
The title company pays off the mortgage and closing costs, then disburses the rest according to your written instructions, agreement or court order.
No. We buy as-is, so there's nothing to fight over in repairs.
Yes. We can communicate with either party in English or Spanish.