Broward County homeowners

Sell Your House "AS-IS"
& Get Fast Cash!

The Simplest Way to Sell Your Home FAST — No Commissions, No Fees, No Repairs. Close in as little as 7 days.

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The simple way to sell your house as-is

1Share your addressIt takes less than a minute.
2We review the propertyThere is no obligation to accept.
3Choose your closing dateClose on the timeline that works for you.

“No commissions,” “no fees,” and a closing in as little as seven days apply only to qualifying direct-investor purchases when stated in the written agreement. Other title, lien, probate, municipal, mortgage-payoff, association, tax, or closing charges may apply. A cash offer and seven-day closing are not guaranteed.

Who is behind this website?

A licensed local real estate brokerage—not an anonymous lead form

CashBuyerInvestor.com is operated by CJM Realty Inc. Conroy McKenzie is a licensed Florida real estate broker (license #3376511) serving South Florida homeowners. CJM Realty Inc. provides real estate brokerage guidance and evaluates whether an investor-sale option may fit the property and seller’s goals.

CJM Realty Inc. does not claim to be the direct purchaser of every property submitted. When a direct cash purchase is considered, the actual purchasing party, material terms, proof-of-funds expectations, inspection or access requirements, closing costs, and proposed closing date should appear in the written agreement.

What properties may qualify?

Homeowners can request a review for single-family homes, townhomes, condos, duplexes, inherited property, vacant homes, tenant-occupied rentals, and properties needing repairs. A request does not guarantee a cash offer. Investor interest can depend on location, price, title status, occupancy, association requirements, condition, and access.

What should a credible offer include?

Before accepting, confirm the buyer’s legal name, purchase price, deposit, inspection or access terms, proof of funds, title and closing agent, allocation of closing costs, and closing deadline. Do not rely only on a verbal estimate. Review the written contract and ask questions about any assignment or cancellation rights.

What “as-is” means

“As-is” generally means the seller is not agreeing in advance to make repairs. It does not prevent a buyer from reviewing the property, public records, title, or association information. Any inspection, access, or cancellation rights depend on the written agreement.

Frequently asked questions

Important details before you request an offer

Who reviews my request and who may buy the property?

CJM Realty Inc., led by Florida real estate broker Conroy McKenzie, reviews your information. Depending on the property and your goals, CJM Realty Inc. may explain a traditional brokerage sale or connect the opportunity with a qualified cash investor. CJM Realty Inc. is not promising that it will personally purchase every property.

How is a potential cash offer calculated?

A buyer may consider the property’s location, recent comparable sales, current condition, estimated repairs, holding costs, resale risk, title status, and the buyer’s required return. An initial estimate can change after property access, document review, or title research.

Are there really no commissions or fees?

If you accept a direct investor purchase, the buyer may structure the transaction without a traditional listing commission. That does not mean every possible cost disappears. Title, lien, probate, municipal, mortgage-payoff, or other transaction charges may still apply and will be disclosed before you sign.

Can a sale close in seven days?

Some cash transactions can close in as little as seven days when the buyer has verified funds, access is available, title is clear, required documents are ready, and both parties agree. Seven days is not guaranteed; complicated title, probate, tenant, lien, or access issues can require more time.

Do I need to repair or clean the home first?

No. You can request a review in the property’s current condition. The buyer will decide whether an as-is purchase works after reviewing the property and available information.

Which Broward County areas are served?

Requests are welcome throughout Broward County, including Sunrise, Fort Lauderdale, Tamarac, Lauderhill, Plantation, Margate, Coral Springs, Coconut Creek, Pompano Beach, Deerfield Beach, Miramar, Pembroke Pines, Hollywood, and nearby communities.

Ready to discuss your Broward County property?

Submit the form above or call CJM Realty Inc. at (954) 651-8877. There is no obligation to sell.

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