JaxCor Properties LLC buys houses for cash, as-is, in Jacksonville and surrounding areas. We can discuss an occupied house, including one where the owner has had tenant challenges. We will need to understand the property and tenancy before saying whether a purchase is possible. We can speak in English or Spanish.
Tell us about the lease and the house
When you contact us, share the address, general condition, whether the occupants have a written lease, and any timing that matters to you. Tell us if there are maintenance issues or other concerns. You do not need to solve every problem before the first conversation, and you should be candid about what you know.
We will review the details and explain any proposed price and terms. An occupied property's agreement, access, and closing arrangements need to be addressed carefully. We will not promise that tenants must leave, that a lease can be ignored, or that a sale resolves a dispute. For questions about your legal duties or a tenant's rights, speak with a Florida landlord-tenant attorney.
Decide after you understand the proposal
Some owners prefer to continue renting, work through repairs or tenancy issues, or explore another way to sell. An as-is cash proposal is another route to compare. We will explain what we are proposing before you decide. There is no obligation to accept.
Start with a call, text, or property inquiry. We will ask relevant questions, review possible terms, and let you make the decision. For an overview of the process, visit sell my house fast in Jacksonville. If the property needs work, read selling a house that needs repairs.
Frequently asked questions
Can I contact you while tenants still live in the house?
Yes. Tell us about the occupancy and any lease so we can discuss whether a purchase is a fit.
Do I have to remove the tenants before we talk?
No. Do not assume they must leave for us to have an initial conversation. Any proposed transaction would need to address the actual tenancy and terms.
What if rent has not been paid?
You can tell us about the situation. We cannot promise to resolve a dispute or advise you on legal steps; an attorney can explain your options.
Will you need to see the house?
We may need more information or a visit to evaluate it. Access should be arranged in a way that respects the tenancy and applicable requirements.
Tell us about the property
Share the address and how we can reach you. You can explain your situation in the optional notes field. There is no obligation to sell.
Ready to talk? Use the property inquiry form on this page, or call or text 904-921-4070.