🔥 Damaged house

Selling a Fire, Water, or Mold-Damaged House

Name: Space Coast Home Buyers
Address: [PLACEHOLDER], Melbourne, FL, US
Telephone: 321-386-2387

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Here on the Space Coast, storm damage is a fact of life. Hurricanes and tropical storms tear off roofs and shingles, blow out windows and screen enclosures, and push water inside — and Florida’s heat and humidity turn that trapped moisture into mold fast. Add flooding, storm surge near the barrier islands, burst pipes, and the occasional house fire, and you get homes that are genuinely hard to sell the traditional way.

Storm-damaged houses are especially tricky. Retail buyers can’t see past the damage, and their lenders won’t finance a home that fails condition or safety requirements — which rules out almost everyone shopping with a mortgage. On top of that, open insurance claims and prior-claim history can tangle a normal sale for months.

That’s precisely the gap a cash buyer fills. We buy damaged homes as-is, in any condition, without asking you to repair, remediate (professionally clean up damage like mold), or even clear them out. You don’t front the cost of restoration, wait on contractors, or carry the home while it’s uninhabitable.

Below is the kind of damage we routinely buy through. If your situation isn’t listed, ask anyway — odds are we’ve seen it.

We buy as-is

Damage we buy through

Storm & windHurricane and tropical-storm damage — roof, windows, siding, and screen enclosures.

Water & floodStorm surge, flooding, roof leaks, burst pipes, and the rot that follows.

MoldHumidity- and flood-driven mold a retail buyer's lender would demand be remediated first.

Fire & smokeCharred, smoke-stained, or partially burned structures.

Damage that makes a home unfinanceable for a retail buyer is exactly what we're set up to take on — no repairs or cleanup needed from you.

60-second quiz

What’s the best way to sell your house?

There are two main ways to sell: list it with a real-estate agent (put it on the open market for the highest price, but with fees, prep, and waiting) or sell it as-is — exactly as it stands, no repairs — to a cash buyer (fast and certain, but usually for less). Answer five quick questions and we’ll tell you which likely fits you — and why. No email required, and it’s honest: sometimes listing wins.

1. What kind of shape is your home in?

Homes that need major work usually can’t be sold to a normal buyer, because a bank won’t approve a loan on a house in poor condition.

Move-in ready — updated and well cared for Livable, but dated or needing minor repairs Needs major work — a normal buyer’s bank likely won’t lend on it

2. How soon do you need to sell? No rush — I care most about getting the highest price Sometime in the next few months As fast as possible — I’m up against a deadline

3. Could you comfortably pay for repairs and the monthly costs of owning the home while it sells?

Every month a home sits unsold you still pay the mortgage, property taxes, insurance, and utilities — those are called carrying costs.

Yes, that’s not a problem I’d rather not spend money on it No — I need to spend nothing out of pocket

4. How much does it matter that the sale is a sure thing — that it won’t collapse at the last minute?

In a normal sale the buyer usually needs a mortgage, and some of those fall through late in the process, sending you back to square one.

Not much — I’ll take my chances for a higher price Somewhat A lot — I need to know it will actually close

5. Is anything complicated about the property or your situation?

For example: a home you inherited that’s still going through court (probate), unpaid debts attached to the property (liens), current tenants, or building-code violations.

No, it’s a straightforward sale A little Yes — things like probate, liens, tenants, or code issues

Good to know

Frequently asked questions

Will you really buy a hurricane- or water-damaged house?

Yes. Significant damage is exactly the kind of property we specialize in. We buy it as-is, in whatever condition the storm, water, fire, or mold left it — no repairs or cleanup on your part.

A lender won't finance my house. Can you still buy it?

Yes — that's the point of a cash buyer. Homes that can't pass a lender's condition requirements are unsellable to most retail buyers but are no problem for us, because we don't use financing.

Should I file my insurance claim first or sell?

It depends on your situation. Some sellers settle the claim and keep the payout, then sell the damaged home to us; others would rather skip the repair process entirely. We can talk through both.

Do I need to clean it out first?

No. Leave damaged contents and debris behind — we handle cleanout after closing.

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Where we work

Proudly serving Brevard County, FL & nearby

Melbourne
Palm Bay
Titusville
Viera
Rockledge
Cocoa
Merritt Island
West Melbourne
Cocoa Beach
Satellite Beach
Melbourne Beach
Indialantic
Cape Canaveral
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