Divorce Property Sale Tampa - Fair Cash Offer in 24 Hours

South Tampa Executive Couple - Quick Sale Saved $30,000 in Carrying Costs

A South Tampa executive couple with a $750,000 home in the 33606 area needed to sell quickly as part of their divorce settlement. Both had already moved out, but the house was costing them $4,500/month in mortgage, insurance, utilities, and maintenance. Traditional agents said it would take 3-4 months to sell in their price range, meaning $15,000-20,000 in additional costs, plus 6% commission ($45,000). We provided a fair cash offer within 24 hours and closed in 10 days. Both parties walked away with their equity immediately, saved $30,000+ in carrying costs and commissions, and were able to finalize their divorce without the house becoming a prolonged battle. Their attorneys praised how our transparent process made the property division simple and conflict-free.

Brandon Family Home - Avoided Foreclosure During Divorce

A Brandon couple going through divorce had fallen 4 months behind on their mortgage as neither could afford the payments alone. The stress of potential foreclosure was making an already difficult situation worse. With school-aged children involved, both parents wanted to minimize disruption and maintain stability. We stepped in with a solution that stopped the foreclosure, paid off the mortgage, and provided both parties with cash to secure new housing near their children's schools. The quick sale allowed them to focus on co-parenting rather than fighting over a house neither could afford. Today, both have told us that selling to We Solara was the best decision during their worst time.

Wesley Chapel - One Spouse Buyout Success

In Wesley Chapel's Seven Oaks community, a wife wanted to keep the family home but couldn't qualify for refinancing alone. The husband needed his equity to purchase his own place. Banks wouldn't help, and the divorce was stalling over this issue. We purchased the home for cash, then immediately worked out a lease-back arrangement with the wife while she improved her credit. Six months later, she was able to purchase the home back from us. The husband got his equity immediately, the wife kept the home, and the children didn't have to change schools. Creative solutions like this are why attorneys recommend us.

The Hidden Costs of Keeping the House During Divorce

Many divorcing couples don't realize the true cost of keeping or traditionally selling the marital home. Beyond the mortgage, there's insurance ($200-500/month), utilities ($200-400/month), maintenance ($300-500/month), HOA fees ($100-400/month), and property taxes. For a typical Tampa home, that's $2,000-4,000 monthly in carrying costs. During a traditional sale taking 60-90 days, you'll pay $6,000-12,000 in carrying costs, plus 6% realtor commission ($15,000-30,000 on a typical home), plus repair costs often required by buyers ($5,000-20,000). That's $26,000-62,000 in costs you can avoid by selling to us for cash. We buy as-is, no repairs needed, no commissions, and close in 7 days.

Florida Divorce Law and Your Home

Florida is an equitable distribution state, meaning marital property is divided fairly but not necessarily 50/50. The marital home, regardless of whose name is on the deed, is typically considered marital property if purchased during the marriage. Courts consider factors like each spouse's economic circumstances, contributions to the marriage, and the desirability of retaining the home for children. Judges often order the sale of the marital home when neither spouse can afford it alone or when liquid assets are needed for equitable distribution. By proactively selling to a cash buyer, you maintain control over the timeline and terms rather than leaving it to court orders. Our transparent cash offer provides clear documentation for your attorneys and the court, simplifying the entire process.

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Q: Do both spouses need to agree to sell?

In most cases, yes, both parties must agree unless there's a court order requiring the sale. We work with both spouses and their attorneys to ensure everyone is comfortable with the process. If you have a court order for sale, we can close quickly to meet court deadlines. We've handled many court-ordered sales and understand the legal requirements.

Q: How do you determine a fair price during divorce?

We provide a transparent market analysis showing comparable sales, repair estimates, and our offer calculation. This documentation can be used in court proceedings and helps both parties understand the true value. Our offers are typically 70-85% of after-repair value minus repair costs, which is often more than you'd net from a traditional sale after commissions, repairs, and carrying costs.

Q: Can one spouse buy out the other using your service?

Yes! We can provide the cash for one spouse to buy out the other's equity share. This is ideal when one party wants to keep the home but can't qualify for traditional refinancing. We can also do lease-back arrangements, allowing one spouse to remain in the home as a tenant while finding new housing.

Q: What if we disagree on selling?

If one spouse wants to sell and the other doesn't, you'll need to work with your attorneys or mediator to reach an agreement. Sometimes showing both parties our cash offer helps facilitate discussion, as it provides a concrete number to consider. We're happy to meet with both parties separately if that's more comfortable.

Q: How long does the process take?

Once both parties agree to our offer, we can close in as little as 7 days. The longest part is usually getting both parties to agree, not the actual sale. We're flexible with timing and can work around court dates, mediation schedules, and moving plans. We've even closed deals in 48 hours for emergency situations.

Q: Will this affect our divorce timeline?

Selling the marital home often speeds up divorce proceedings by removing the largest asset dispute. Cash from the sale can be easily divided per your settlement agreement. Many couples find that once the house is sold, the remaining issues resolve more quickly. Your attorneys can advise on how the sale fits into your overall divorce timeline.

Q: What about capital gains taxes?

Each spouse may be eligible for up to $250,000 capital gains exclusion if you've lived in the home 2 of the last 5 years. Consult your tax advisor for specific guidance. The quick sale ensures you both can claim the exclusion before either party loses eligibility. We provide all documentation needed for tax filing.

Q: Is this really confidential?

Absolutely. No sign in the yard, no online listings, no nosy neighbors. We understand divorce is private and handle everything discretely. Only the parties involved and their attorneys will know about the sale until it's complete. We can even arrange separate meetings if you prefer not to interact during the process.