Ask for a cash offer on your Tampa Bay house.
Our Tampa Bay focus includes Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco, and Hernando counties. HBS buys houses directly and considers repairs, storm damage, tenants, probate, code issues, and owners who want an easier path than listing.
Find your city below, or start with the property address and tell us what needs to happen.
What house do you want to sell?
Start with the property address. You do not need photos, repair estimates, or paperwork.
Find your county cash-sale guide.
Each county guide explains the local property, insurance, title, and market details that can affect an as-is cash offer.
Hillsborough
From Tampa neighborhoods to Brandon, Riverview, Plant City, and south-shore subdivisions, you can ask for a direct cash offer when roof age, insurance, tenants, probate, or repairs make listing feel like too much work.
Pinellas CountyPinellas
Pinellas sellers deal with built-out neighborhoods, older block homes, beach property, flood maps, wind coverage, condo assessments, and storm history. Tell us about the house and we can decide whether a direct cash offer makes sense without a buyer-loan contingency.
Pasco CountyPasco
Pasco mixes older coastal-area block homes, 55+ communities, inland acreage, fast-growth subdivisions, and tenant-occupied rentals. You can ask for a direct cash offer before repairing the house or resolving vacancy. Property fit, title, occupancy, access, and timing shape any offer.
Hernando CountyHernando
A Hernando sale may involve estate documents, original-condition homes, sinkhole disclosures, well or septic systems, acreage, and rural title details. You can ask for a direct cash offer that considers those facts without a buyer-loan contingency.
Whatever is pushing the sale, start here.
Start with the page that matches your situation. Repairs, occupancy, deadlines, title, and local records can all shape the offer and closing plan.
Questions about selling a Florida house for cash.
Yes. Share the current condition plus any roof, flood, claim, elevation, permit, or repair records you have. The property-specific facts determine whether HBS can make an offer and what it may be.
A cash purchase does not depend on a buyer's mortgage approval, but condition, insurance history, title, intended use, and resale risk can still affect the offer. An insurance quote or denial is not a universal answer for the property.
Usually, yes. Documents and property information can often be gathered remotely. Estate counsel or the court addresses authority; walkthrough, signing, notarization, title, and closing requirements remain file-specific.
Yes. Share the notices, balances, condition, and title information you have. Those facts help HBS decide whether to make an offer and what the written terms may be.
The closing date depends on title, payoff, access, and the terms both sides accept. We explain the expected timeline before you sign.
Ready to get a cash offer?
727-497-7766Tell us about the house. There is no obligation to accept the offer.
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