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SINCE 2017
BUYING FLORIDA HOMES
2,784 HOMES
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We make selling your house in Jacksonville fast and simple. Reach out today to receive a cash offer and close on your schedule.
Since 2017 we’ve bought 2,784 homes, more than 60 of them in Jacksonville and Duval County. We’re BBB accredited with an A rating and hold a 4.9 rating from 197 Google reviews.
Fast Closings
About 3 weeks is typical, and as little as 7 days when there’s a deadline like a foreclosure sale date.
Sell in Current Condition
No need to worry about making any repairs or cleaning prior to the sale. We purchase your property in AS-IS condition and pay you cash!
Zero Closing Costs
No hidden fees, commissions or closing costs. What we offer is what you get.
Reputable Company
Led by a licensed Florida real estate broker. BBB accredited with an A rating, 4.9 from 197 Google reviews, and 2,784 homes bought since 2017.
Houses and Situations We Buy in Jacksonville
Most of the Jacksonville sellers we talk to aren’t in a typical “list it and wait” situation. We regularly buy:
- Inherited houses and homes in probate. Duval County probate cases are handled by the Clerk of the Circuit Court at the Duval County Courthouse, 501 W. Adams St. (Fourth Judicial Circuit). If the person who passed had a will, the original has to be deposited with the Clerk within 10 days of learning of the death. Many smaller estates qualify for Florida’s faster summary administration: that applies when the estate (not counting creditor-exempt property such as a Florida homestead) is $150,000 or less (the limit was raised from $75,000 on July 1, 2026), or when the person died more than two years ago. A probate attorney can tell you which limit and which route fit your case; if you don’t have one, we can recommend probate attorneys we work with. We can buy once the estate has authority to sell, and we work with personal representatives and heirs who live out of state.
- Homes facing foreclosure. Florida foreclosures go through the courts. In Duval County, once you’re served you have 20 days to file a written answer with the Clerk. Duval holds its foreclosure auctions online at duval.realforeclose.com, and you can still redeem the home by paying the judgment amount until the Clerk issues the Certificate of Sale. Selling before the auction can let you keep your equity. Talk to a Florida-licensed attorney or Jacksonville Area Legal Aid about your options; if you don’t have an attorney, call us and we’ll connect you with one. See our guide: How to Stop a Foreclosure in Florida.
- Houses that need work. Roof, foundation, plumbing and hurricane damage, old systems, code issues, and houses that need a full update. You don’t need to clean out or repair anything.
- Rentals with tenants. You can sell with tenants in place, including problem tenancies.
- Mobile homes on land you own, and vacant land. We buy both (not homes in mobile home parks or co-ops).
- Flood-zone homes. Many Jacksonville properties sit near the St. Johns River, its creeks or the coast. If flood-insurance costs or past water damage are making a sale hard, we’ll still make an offer. You can check your flood zone with the City of Jacksonville’s Development Services Division or on FEMA’s flood maps.
Where We Buy in Jacksonville and Duval County
We buy throughout Jacksonville and Duval County, including Northside and Oceanway, Westside, Arlington, Southside, Mandarin, Riverside, San Marco, and Springfield and the urban core. Our recent Jacksonville purchases include homes in the 32225, 32209, 32219, 32206 and 32210 zip codes. We also buy in the surrounding Northeast Florida areas. If you’re not sure we cover your address, just ask.
Cash Buyer or Real Estate Agent? An Honest Comparison
Selling to a cash buyer isn’t right for everyone. Listing with an agent is usually the better choice when the house is in good, move-in condition, you have time to wait for a buyer and their financing, and the highest possible price matters more than speed or certainty. In those cases a well-priced listing will often net you more, even after commissions and closing costs.
A cash sale makes more sense when the house needs repairs you can’t or don’t want to pay for; you’re facing a deadline such as a foreclosure sale date, a move or an estate to settle; the property is hard to finance (major damage, a mobile home, tenant issues); or you want a fixed closing date without showings, inspections that reopen the price, or a buyer’s loan falling through.
When you request an offer, we’re happy to talk through which route fits your situation, even if the answer is “list it.”
60+
Homes Bought in Duval County
Our recent Jacksonville purchases include homes in the 32225, 32209, 32219, 32206 and 32210 zip codes.
20 Days
To Answer a Foreclosure Complaint
In Duval County, foreclosure auctions run online, and you can still sell until the Clerk issues the Certificate of Sale.
$150K
Florida Summary Probate Limit
Smaller estates, or deaths more than two years ago, can use Florida’s faster summary administration.
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Proudly Serving the Vibrant Communities In and Around Jacksonville, including:
- Riverside
- San Marco
- Southside
- Mandarin
- Arlington
- Oceanway
- Northside
- Durkeeville
- Westside
- Springfield
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Discover the Easiest Way to Sell Your Jacksonville Home
Selling a house can be stressful, but it doesn’t have to be. At Golex Properties, we’ve streamlined our process to make it as easy as possible. Whether you’re facing a quick relocation, financial challenges, or just want to avoid the traditional real estate market, we’re here to help. Our Jacksonville team will provide you with a fair cash offer and handle all the details, so you can focus on what matters most.
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are the answers to some common questions about selling your house to Golex Properties in Jacksonville.
How fast can you close on my Jacksonville house?
Most of our closings take about 3 weeks. If you’re facing a deadline, such as a foreclosure sale date, we can close in as little as 7 days once the title work is clear. If you need more time to move, you pick a later date.
Do I need to make repairs or clean out the house?
No. We buy as-is, including houses with damage, old systems or belongings left behind.
Can I sell a house that’s still in probate in Duval County?
Usually yes, once the personal representative has authority from the court to sell. If the estate qualifies for summary administration, that can happen faster. Your probate attorney can confirm, and if you don’t have one, we can recommend one. We work with heirs who live out of state.
I’ve been served with a foreclosure complaint. Is it too late to sell?
Often it isn’t. In Florida you can sell, or redeem by paying the judgment, up until the Clerk issues the Certificate of Sale after the auction. Talk to an attorney right away, because you have 20 days to answer the complaint. If you don’t have one, give us a call and we would be happy to connect you with one.
Are there any fees or commissions?
No. You don’t pay agent commissions, and we don’t deduct fees from our offer.
Do you buy mobile homes or land in Jacksonville?
Yes, if it’s a mobile home on land you own, or vacant land. We don’t buy homes in mobile home parks or co-ops.