Frequently Asked Questions (Selling a House Due to Divorce in Florida)
Maybe you have a few questions about selling a house due to Divorce in Florida?
That’s okay; most people do. Which is why Steve & Joleigh wanted to create a Frequently Asked Questions section that people ask us, along with our answers.
If you still have a question, don’t hesitate to contact us anytime. We would be happy to answer it for you.
🔹 FAQ: Selling a House Due to Divorce in Florida
Can you buy a house during a divorce in Florida?
Yes. We frequently work with homeowners selling a house due to divorce. Whether the divorce is pending or finalized, we can help explore options that make sense for both parties.
Do both spouses need to agree to sell the house?
In most cases, yes. If both spouses are on title, both must typically agree to the sale. We work professionally and respectfully with all parties involved.
Can you buy the house if one spouse has already moved out?
Yes. This is very common. We buy houses even if one spouse is no longer living in the property.
What if there is still a mortgage on the house?
That’s completely normal. We factor the existing mortgage payoff into the transaction and work with the title company to ensure it is handled correctly at closing.
Can selling directly to you help avoid delays or conflict?
Often, yes. Selling directly to a professional buyer can eliminate showings, repairs, and long listing timelines, which can reduce stress and simplify negotiations during a divorce.
Is the process confidential?
Absolutely. We handle divorce-related sales with discretion, professionalism, and respect for everyone involved.