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Inherited Property · Miami, FL

Sell Your Inherited House in Miami, FL

Inherited a house in Miami, Florida? We buy probate and inherited properties as-is, fast close, zero fees. We work directly with executors and estate attorneys.

City: Miami, Florida County: Miami-Dade County Close in: 7–14 days

Inheriting a house in Miami can feel overwhelming, especially if you live out of state, the property needs work, or the estate is still in probate. A cash sale is often the cleanest solution: no repairs, no cleanout, no managing a listing from a distance. We work directly with executors, trustees, and estate attorneys across Miami-Dade County.

Inherited a Miami House? Florida Probate Options

When someone passes away owning a home in Miami-Dade County, Florida probate often applies. Florida has three paths depending on estate size:

  • Disposition without administration: For very small estates with limited assets
  • Summary administration: Available when estate value is under $75,000 or decedent died over 2 years ago — faster and cheaper
  • Formal probate: Full court-supervised process for larger estates in Miami-Dade County Circuit Court

Florida's Homestead Law: What Miami Heirs Must Know

Florida's homestead protection (Art. X § 4 of the Florida Constitution) can affect how a Miami property passes to heirs, particularly for married homeowners. Surviving spouses have special rights to the homestead that can complicate a sale. If the deceased was married or had minor children, have a Florida estate attorney verify title before you list or sell.

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Cash Sale vs. Listing Inherited Miami Property

FactorCash SaleListed with Agent
Repairs/cleanout neededNoneYes — often $10k–$40k
Works during probateYes — we coordinate with attorneysComplicated
Out-of-state heirsFully remote — e-sign + mail closeRequires travel or attorney
Agent commission$05–6%
Timeline7–14 days60–120 days
Certainty of closeVery high (cash, no financing)~85% (financing contingency)

The Miami Cash Sale Process — Day by Day

DayWhat Happens
Day 1Submit your Miami address. We research the property, neighborhood, and comps.
Day 2–315-minute walkthrough at your Miami home (or virtual via video call)
Day 3–4Written cash offer with our ARV, comps, and repair estimate shown
Day 4–5You accept. Contract signed. Earnest money deposited at Miami title company.
Day 5–10Title search, lien payoffs coordinated, your mortgage servicer contacted for payoff figure
Day 7–14Closing at title company. Funds wired directly to you. Done.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I have to wait for probate to finish before selling the Miami house?

Not necessarily. In many cases you can put the property under contract during probate and close when the personal representative receives legal authority. We work directly with executors and estate attorneys in Miami-Dade County and time closes accordingly.

What if there are multiple heirs on the inherited Miami property?

All heirs must agree to sell and sign the deed. If one heir won't cooperate, the others can file a partition action to force a court-ordered sale. A cash sale that all heirs agree on is almost always faster, cheaper, and less contentious.

Do I owe taxes when I sell an inherited Miami house?

Inherited property gets a stepped-up cost basis to fair market value on the date of death. If you sell shortly after inheriting, your capital gain is often near zero. Consult a CPA — but most Miami heirs are pleasantly surprised.

Can you buy an inherited Miami house as-is without cleaning it out?

Yes. Leave whatever you don't want. We handle the cleanout after closing. You take what matters; we take everything else.

This page provides general information about Florida real estate law as it applies to Miami home sellers. Diamond Home Buyers is not a law firm. For complex situations, consult a Florida-licensed real estate attorney. Florida Statutes as of May 2026.

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