Not every Orlando house is ready for the open market. Maybe it's an older home in College Park that hasn't been touched in decades, a rental in Washington Shores that's become more trouble than it's worth, or a house you inherited and can't keep up from out of town. Listing means repairs, showings and waiting on a buyer's lender. Selling for cash means none of that.
MarKey Home Buyers is headquartered in Atlanta and buys houses across Florida, including Orlando and all of Orange County. We work with you by phone, text and email, schedule a short walkthrough, and close through a title company.
What you get with MarKey
- An as-is purchase: no repairs, no cleaning, no inspection list to negotiate.
- No commissions or fees, with typical closing costs paid by us.
- A written cash offer, usually within 24 hours, plus an explanation of how we priced it.
- A closing date that fits your life, from about two weeks out with clear title to whenever you're ready.
- A heads-up before you sign if we plan to assign the contract to another buyer.
Orlando situations we handle
Owners reach out to us when they're falling behind on the mortgage or weighing options in a foreclosure lawsuit, when they've inherited a house or are working through probate, or when tax debt, title defects or code liens are holding up a sale. We also buy from landlords ready to get out, couples splitting up, and owners whose house just won't sell or needs too much work.
Orlando specifics
- Foreclosure sales. Florida foreclosures run through the courts. In Orange County, the Clerk of Courts conducts foreclosure auctions online at myorangeclerk.realforeclose.com, a practice the Ninth Judicial Circuit authorized in 2011. The clerk's site also offers foreclosure education resources built with the Orange County Bar Association.
- Probate. Orange County is part of the Ninth Judicial Circuit, and estate cases are filed through the Orange County Clerk's Probate Division in downtown Orlando, which processes formal and summary administrations, wills and guardianships.
- Property taxes. The Orange County Tax Collector (octaxcol.com) collects property taxes and has sections for delinquent property taxes and tax certificate and deed sales.
- Code enforcement. The City of Orlando's Code Enforcement Division, in the Economic Development Department, enforces city codes. Its Code Enforcement Board hears violations, and owners can look up code cases and liens online.
Facing a foreclosure filing? Contact your lender and a HUD-approved housing counselor to understand your choices. Selling may or may not be the right one, and our review never costs you anything.
Areas we buy in
We buy across Orlando and Orange County, including Holden/Parramore, College Park, Audubon Park, Baldwin Park, Rosemont, Washington Shores, Lake Eola Heights, Thornton Park, Delaney Park, Mills 50, Conway and Lake Nona. Selling somewhere else in Florida? Start at our Florida home buyers page.
No pressure, ever. Our offer is free and comes with zero obligation. Even if we’re not the right fit, we’ll point you in the right direction.
Thinking about selling your Orlando house as-is?Tell us a little about it. We’ll review it and send a written offer you can take your time with.
Get My Orlando Cash Offer →Confidential · No obligation · Or call/text (678) 926-9776 How it works
Reach out online or call or text (678) 926-9776 with your Orlando address. We'll learn about the house, schedule a walkthrough and put a cash offer in writing. If you accept, we close through a title company on the date you choose, and you never pay fees or commissions.
Questions sellers ask
Who buys houses in Orlando for cash?
Cash buyers like MarKey purchase houses directly from owners, with no agent or bank loan involved. We’re based in Atlanta and buy across Orlando and Orange County in any condition. Send us the address for a written, no-obligation offer.
Where can I find Orange County foreclosure sale dates?
The Orange County Clerk of Courts lists and holds foreclosure auctions online at myorangeclerk.realforeclose.com. Your own sale date is set in the court’s final judgment, so if you have one, send it to us early and we’ll tell you honestly whether a sale could close in time.
Can I sell my house in Orlando with a code enforcement lien?
In many cases, yes. Code liens are typically settled from the sale proceeds at closing, and we factor them into our offer. Tell us what you know about the case and we’ll review it.
How long does it take to sell a house for cash in Orlando?
With no lender involved, a cash sale can close in as little as two weeks when the title is clear. Estates, liens or title issues can take longer, and we work around your timeline.
Do I have to make repairs before selling my Orlando house?
No. We buy as-is, and the condition is part of our offer from the start. You won’t get a repair list after an inspection.