Sell your house fast in Daytona Beach, FL
Golex Properties buys houses in Daytona Beach as they are. Get a written cash offer with no repairs, no showings and no agent commissions. We pay the closing costs, and you can close in as little as 7 days.
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Written cash offer
from Golex Properties
- Property
- Your house in Daytona Beach
- Condition
- As it is today
- Repairs or cleaning
- None needed
- Agent commissions
- None
- Closing costs
- We pay them
- Showings
- None
- Closing date
- You choose, from 7 days
- Obligation
- None until you sign
- 2,784 homes bought in Florida since 2017
- Close in as little as 7 days most close within 30 days
Selling a house in Daytona Beach
We're a Florida home buyer based in Boca Raton, and we buy in Daytona Beach and the surrounding area of East Coast. If your house needs work, has tenants in it, came to you through an estate, or you simply need a sale you can count on, we'll make a written cash offer and close on your schedule at a local title company.
Sell Your House Fast in Daytona Beach, FL
Volusia County cash home buyer. Written offer on the house as it is, closing on your schedule.
Four steps from first call to closing.
Ready to Sell Your Daytona Beach Home?
Written cash offers on Volusia County homes, as-is.
From Ormond Beach down to Edgewater and inland to Deltona and DeLand, we’ve bought more than 75 houses in Volusia County, 19 of them in Daytona Beach. When you call Golex Properties, you’ll talk through the house and your plans, get a written cash offer, and pick a closing date: usually about a month out, or as little as 7 days once the title is clear. No commissions, no fees deducted, and no repairs or cleanup first.
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Two Storms, Two Kinds of Damage
Hurricane Ian in late September 2022 pushed floodwater into homes across Daytona Beach; on some streets it reached waist and chest height, and neighborhoods near the Tomoka River were hit too. Six weeks later, Tropical Storm Nicole tore into a coastline Ian had already weakened: Volusia County deemed 49 beachfront buildings unsafe, including 24 hotels and condos, after seawalls collapsed.
If your house still carries damage from either storm, or your condo association is facing seawall or structural bills, we can make an offer without you fixing anything. Tell us what’s been repaired and what hasn’t.
Inherited a House in Volusia County?
Volusia probate is part of the Seventh Judicial Circuit, with two courthouses: the S. James Foxman Justice Center at 251 N. Ridgewood Ave. in Daytona Beach for the east side of the county, and the courthouse at 101 N. Alabama Ave. in DeLand for the west side. The original will has to be deposited with the Clerk within 10 days of learning of the death. If the estate (minus a protected homestead) is $150,000 or less, or the death was more than two years ago, it may qualify for summary administration; the limit was $75,000 before July 1, 2026, so check with your attorney. We can recommend probate attorneys we work with if you need one. Our guide to selling an inherited house in Florida explains the whole process.
Foreclosure in Volusia
Volusia’s foreclosure sales happen online at volusia.realforeclose.com. Before then, a Florida homeowner has 20 days from being served to answer the lawsuit, and can keep the house by paying the judgment until the Clerk issues the Certificate of Sale. If the house does sell at auction for more than is owed, Volusia’s Clerk says a surplus claim must be filed within 60 days of the sale. Selling before the auction usually leaves you more than a surplus would.
What Else We Buy Here
- Rentals with tenants, paying or not
- Older block homes and cottages that need updating
- Houses with roof, water or mold damage
- Vacant land and mobile homes on owned land (not in parks or co-ops)
Where We Buy in Daytona Beach
Most of our recent Daytona Beach purchases have been in 32114, with others in 32117, 32118, 32119 and 32124. Around the county, we’ve also bought in Deltona, DeLand, DeBary, Edgewater, Orange City and Ponce Inlet.
Is Listing a Better Fit?
It can be. If the house is updated and you have time, an agent will often get a higher price. Where we help most is the house that needs work, the rental with a difficult tenant, the estate with heirs in three states, or the owner with a sale date on the calendar. We’ll give you an honest read either way.
Get in Touch with Golex Properties
We’re Here to Answer Your Questions.
Whether you’re ready to sell or just have questions, our team is here to help. Contact us today to speak with one of our agents.
Sell Your Daytona Beach Home Fast
Selling your Daytona Beach home does not need to be complicated. Golex Properties provides a fast and reliable way to sell without delays or unexpected costs. Whether you are handling a rental property, managing an inherited home, or preparing for a move, we offer fair cash offers with flexible closing dates. Our Florida-based team manages the entire process so you can move forward with confidence.
Your Questions Answered
Find answers to the most common questions about our services and processes at Golex Properties.
How selling to Golex works
Four steps, no surprises. You can stop at any point before you sign.
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Tell us about the house
Send the address or call us. A short conversation about its condition and your timing is all we need to start.
- 2
Get a written cash offer
We put a firm number in writing, with no fees taken out of it. There is no obligation to accept.
- 3
Sign when you are ready
Sign the purchase agreement on your phone or by email. We can also send it by overnight mail.
- 4
Close on your date
Close at a local title company in as little as 7 days, or later if you need time. You get paid by wire or bank check.
What sellers say after closing
We inherited a property that had to go through probate and honestly I don’t know what we would’ve done without Mckenzie and her team at Golex Properties. They handled everything from start to finish and the process went much faster than we expected.
She never made the process feel rushed or transactional. Instead, she took the time to listen, explain each step clearly, and make sure I felt comfortable and informed throughout the entire sale.
My experience with our sale to Golex properties was awesome. McKenzie was available even after hours and over the weekend to answer any questions we had. Closing was surprisingly very easy.
Homes we’ve bought in and around Daytona Beach
Real houses we bought from their owners, updated every week. We leave off street names and prices to protect our sellers’ privacy.
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Port Orange, FL Single-family home, 2 bed, 1 bath, built 1955 -
Deltona, FL Single-family home, 3 bed, 2 bath, built 1987 -
Port Orange, FL Single-family home, 3 bed, 1.5 bath, built 1979
Selling a house in Daytona Beach: common questions
My house flooded during Hurricane Ian. Will you still buy it?
Yes, repaired or not. Tell us what’s been done and we’ll factor in the rest.
I own a condo in a building with seawall or structural problems. Can I sell to you?
Often, yes. Send us the association’s notices and we’ll look at what’s owed before making an offer.
Do you buy in Deltona, DeLand and Port Orange?
Yes, throughout Volusia County.
My tenant stopped paying. Do I need to evict first?
No. We buy with the tenant in place, and the lease comes with the sale.
How fast can you close?
A typical sale takes about a month, or as little as 7 days once the title is clear.
Do I pay any fees?
No commissions and no fees taken out of your offer.
We also buy near Daytona Beach
See what we'd pay for your Daytona Beach house
Send the address and we will call you with a written cash offer. It costs nothing and you are free to say no.
Rather talk it through? Call (844) 697-9737