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Licensed Florida Brokerage
Pure Equity Realty works with a network of serious cash buyers across all of South Florida. Whether your home needs work, you're facing a tough situation, or you simply need to sell on your timeline — we have a solution.
What Makes Us Different
We're a licensed Florida real estate brokerage — not a wholesaler or fly-by-night operation. That means you get the protection of working with a regulated professional, transparent pricing, and agents who are legally accountable to you.
Any Condition · Any Situation
Fill out the form and receive a written cash offer within 24 hours.
We buy houses across all of South Florida:
All Property Types
Why Choose Pure Equity
Licensed Florida Brokerage
We're a state-licensed real estate brokerage — not an unlicensed wholesaler. You're protected by Florida real estate law throughout the process.
Fair, Market-Based Offers
Our cash offers are based on real comparable sales data — not a formula designed to lowball you. We want repeat business and referrals, so fair dealing is in our interest.
No Hidden Deductions
What we offer is what you receive at closing. No surprise deductions for repairs, staging, or processing fees added at the last minute.
Deep Local Knowledge
We've operated in South Florida for over a decade. We understand neighborhood nuances, HOA dynamics, and local market conditions — which means better offers for you.
Watch Out For
Pure Equity Realty is licensed with the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR). You can verify our license at myfloridalicense.com.
Behind the Number
Our cash offers start with the same data a licensed agent would use to price a home for a traditional sale: recent comparable sales in your immediate neighborhood, adjusted for square footage, lot size, and condition. From that as-is market value, we build in an allowance for whatever repairs or updates the home needs, so you don't see a number that gets renegotiated downward after an inspection. What you agree to is what you close at.
We're upfront about the tradeoff: an as-is cash offer typically comes in below what a fully renovated, professionally staged listing might fetch after 60 to 90 days on the market. What you're paying for is certainty, speed, and skipping the cost and hassle of repairs, showings, and financing contingencies. For sellers dealing with inherited property, deferred maintenance, or a tight timeline, that tradeoff often makes sense. For others, listing traditionally nets more money even after commissions and repair costs.
Because we're a full-service brokerage and not just a cash-buyer program, we'll walk you through both numbers honestly, including what your home would likely list for and net after typical Florida closing costs, so you can compare and decide with real information instead of guessing.
Weigh Your Options
A traditional listing usually nets a higher sale price, but it comes with real costs and risk: repairs and staging before you go live, weeks or months of showings, an appraisal that can come in under contract price, and a buyer's financing that can fall through days before closing. Florida's standard residential contract also gives buyers an inspection period during which they can renegotiate price or walk away entirely, which is the single biggest source of deals collapsing after the property has already been off the market for weeks.
A cash sale trades some of that top-line price for removing nearly all of that uncertainty. There's no financing contingency because there's no lender, no appraisal gap to bridge, no inspection-driven renegotiation, and no showings to schedule around your life. The closing date is one you pick, not one dictated by a buyer's mortgage underwriter.
Neither path is universally better. If your home is in good condition, in a strong location, and you can carry it for 60 to 90 days without financial strain, listing traditionally will likely put more money in your pocket. If you need certainty, speed, or you're selling a property that needs real work, a cash offer is usually the better financial and practical outcome once you account for repair costs, carrying costs, and the risk of a deal falling apart. Tell us your situation and we'll give you our honest read on which one wins for your specific property.
Verified Reviews
“I inherited my mother's house and had no idea what to do with it. Pure Equity walked me through everything and we closed in 18 days. Couldn't have been easier.”
Linda M.
Delray Beach, FL
“Needed to sell fast due to a job transfer to Texas. Got a fair cash offer, picked my closing date, and was done. No headaches, no surprises.”
David R.
Weston, FL
“My rental property had some problem tenants and deferred maintenance. Pure Equity bought it as-is and I didn't have to deal with any of it. Huge relief.”
Maria T.
Fort Lauderdale, FL
Questions
No. A wholesaler typically contracts to buy your home and then assigns or resells that contract to a third-party investor before closing, often without telling you. Pure Equity Realty is a licensed Florida brokerage — when we make you a cash offer, we or our vetted buyer network close on the property directly, and everything is disclosed in writing. You can verify our license anytime at myfloridalicense.com.
No. When you sell directly to us or a buyer in our network, there's no listing commission because there's no listing agent representing a buyer on the other side of the transaction. You'll still have normal Florida closing costs (title work, any outstanding liens, prorated taxes), which we walk through with you before you sign anything.
We start with recent comparable sales in your immediate neighborhood, the same data a listing agent would use, then adjust for your home's condition, lot, and any repairs or updates it needs. That repair allowance is built into the offer up front, so the number doesn't get renegotiated downward later. It's a real, defensible number, not a lowball formula.
That's exactly the situation a cash sale is built for. We buy homes with failed roofs, old HVAC systems, foundation issues, fire or water damage, and significant deferred maintenance. You don't need to make a single repair, hire a contractor, or clean the property before closing.
In most cases, yes. Outstanding liens, unpaid property taxes, and open code enforcement cases are typically resolved at closing out of the sale proceeds through the title company, rather than something you have to clear up yourself beforehand. Tell us what you're dealing with early so we can structure the offer and closing correctly.
As fast as 7 to 14 days once you accept a written offer, though we'll work with whatever timeline you need, including a longer close if you need time to find your next place. Speed isn't required, it's just an option a traditional listing usually can't offer.
None. Requesting a cash offer costs nothing and doesn't obligate you to accept it or to sell at all. Many sellers use it simply to compare against listing traditionally before deciding which route makes more sense for their situation.
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