Cape Coral was built on a grid of canals, and a lot of the homes along them went up in the 1970s and 80s. Many were bought as retirement homes, which means a lot of families today are dealing with a parent's Cape Coral house from hundreds of miles away.
We see the same issues here again and again: roofs, seawalls and boat lifts that still carry damage from Hurricane Ian, older pools and lanais that need full replacement, and Northwest and Northeast Cape homes on well and septic with a utility assessment waiting. None of that stops us from buying. We make our offer on the house as it stands today.
Whether the home sits on a Gulf-access canal in the Southwest Cape or on a dry lot off Burnt Store Road, you get a written cash offer, no repairs, no showings and no agent commission.
Where we buy in Cape Coral
Southeast Cape, Southwest Cape, Northeast Cape, Northwest Cape, Pelican, Cape Harbour, Yacht Club, Burnt Store Road, and every neighborhood in between.
ZIP codes
33904 · 33909 · 33914 · 33990 · 33991 · 33993
Property types
Single-family homes, canal and waterfront homes, townhomes, rentals, and houses that need everything.
Do you buy Cape Coral homes with seawall, dock or boat lift damage?
Yes. Seawall and dock repairs in Cape Coral can run into tens of thousands of dollars and take months to permit. We price the repair into our offer so you do not have to fix anything or pull a single permit.
Can I sell my Cape Coral house if it still has Hurricane Ian damage?
Yes. We buy homes with roof tarps, water damage, mold and open storm permits. If the damage may trigger the FEMA 50% substantial-damage rule, that becomes our problem to solve after closing, not yours.
There is a utility (UEP) assessment on my property. Can I still sell?
Yes. Utility extension assessments in Cape Coral are usually paid off at closing from the sale proceeds, and the title company handles the payoff. We will factor it into the numbers up front so there are no surprises.
Do you buy homes in the North Cape on well and septic?
Yes. We buy homes anywhere in Cape Coral, including Northwest and Northeast Cape homes on well and septic systems, with or without the city water and sewer hookup.
Do you charge fees or commissions?
No. There are no commissions and no fees. We also pay the normal closing costs.
How fast can you close?
We can close as soon as the title company confirms the title is clear. Most simple sales can close within a couple of weeks. If you need more time, we close later. You pick the date.