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Property solutions across Florida and selected markets nationwide

MaliHaus works with property owners across South Florida, Central Florida, North Florida and selected markets nationwide. Whether you are dealing with repairs, tenants, an inheritance, financial pressure or another complicated situation, our team can review the property and help you understand the available next step.

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Florida Markets

The markets MaliHaus has worked in longest, from South Florida up through Central and North Florida.

A single storey concrete block ranch house with a barrel tile roof, carport and palm trees, typical of everyday residential Broward County, Florida

Broward County

One of the markets MaliHaus knows best, covering everything from coastal condominium ownership to inland single family homes carrying deferred maintenance.

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A single storey stucco ranch house with a weathered barrel tile roof, a carport, a cracked concrete driveway, a clipped hedge and sabal palms on a patchy lawn, on an ordinary flat residential street in Palm Beach County, Florida

Palm Beach County

The county MaliHaus works from, running from the coast out to the western communities, where a great deal of the housing is ordinary single family and association governed property rather than the waterfront the county is known for.

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A mid century mint green stucco house with jalousie windows, a decorative breeze block screen and a chain link fence, typical of everyday residential Miami-Dade County, Florida

Miami-Dade County

Complicated ownership is common here, from properties held across generations to homes owned by people who now live in another country.

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A red brick ranch house with a carport, set among tall pines and live oaks draped in Spanish moss, typical of everyday residential Jacksonville, Florida

Jacksonville

A city large enough that two properties a few miles apart can present entirely differently. Each one is assessed on its own condition.

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A 1920s craftsman bungalow with a deep front porch and tapered columns, shaded by a live oak, typical of the older residential neighbourhoods of Tampa, Florida

Tampa

Older homes carrying deferred maintenance and rental properties that have stopped paying for the work they need are frequent reasons owners call.

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A two storey stucco house with a barrel tile roof and attached garage on a planned subdivision street, typical of suburban Orlando, Florida

Orlando

A market where a large share of owners live somewhere else, which makes repairs, tenants and paperwork harder to manage.

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National Markets

Markets we serve through our own purchasing capacity and our national investor network. These are areas we work in, not separate MaliHaus offices.

A white American Foursquare house with a full width front porch and a detached garage, bare autumn trees and a wet street, typical of everyday residential Cleveland, Ohio

Cleveland

Vacant properties and rentals owned from elsewhere are two of the most common reasons owners here get in touch.

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A single storey brick ranch house with a carport and a flowering crepe myrtle in the front yard, typical of everyday residential Memphis, Tennessee

Memphis

A market where a large share of single family homes are owned as rentals, often by people who live a long way away.

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A brick ranch house set above the road on a sloped wooded lot with steps up from the pavement and exposed red clay, typical of everyday residential Birmingham, Alabama

Birmingham

Family property held for a long time, sometimes with ownership that was never formally sorted out, is a frequent starting point here.

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A 1950s brick and siding ranch house with a low front stoop and a detached garage on a flat tree lined street, typical of everyday residential neighbourhoods in the Kansas City area

Kansas City

The metropolitan area spans a state line, so the first thing worth establishing is exactly where a property sits.

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A 1920s brick bungalow with a covered front porch and a detached garage, mature shade trees along the street, typical of everyday residential Indianapolis, Indiana

Indianapolis

Rental properties that have stopped justifying the work, and homes carrying repairs the owner does not want to take on.

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A narrow two storey brick house standing above the street on a hillside lot, with a concrete retaining wall and steps climbing to the front door, typical of everyday residential Cincinnati, Ohio

Cincinnati

Older homes with structural, basement or water problems that make a conventionally financed sale difficult.

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A brick ranch house with a carport, azaleas and a flowering dogwood among tall pines, typical of everyday residential Charlotte, North Carolina

Charlotte

Job moves and unsold listings are two of the most common reasons owners in this market get in touch.

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A post war Cape Cod house with dormer windows and pale siding on a flat street with bare winter trees, typical of everyday residential Dayton, Ohio

Dayton

Empty properties and inherited homes that nobody has been able to make a decision about.

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A 1930s pale green wood sided bungalow with a covered front porch and a detached garage on a damp autumn street, typical of everyday residential Akron, Ohio

Akron

Rentals that have run out of road and older homes where the repair list has grown past what an ordinary buyer will take on.

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A red brick ranch house with a carport and a picture window, backed by tall loblolly pines, typical of everyday residential Greensboro, North Carolina

Greensboro

Inherited family homes and long held rentals, in a market MaliHaus covers alongside neighbouring Winston-Salem.

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A two storey red brick colonial style house with black shutters and a low hedge on an established tree lined street, typical of everyday residential Winston-Salem, North Carolina

Winston-Salem

Long held family homes, downsizing moves and estates, covered alongside neighbouring Greensboro.

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3 Ways to Sell

Every property is assessed against all three before anyone quotes a number. Which one applies depends on the property, its condition and the scope of the work.

01

We inspect it, then buy it ourselves

We complete a full property inspection to evaluate its condition, repair requirements and overall project scope. If the property meets our purchasing criteria, we move forward using our own cash with no lender financing to fall through.

Best when the property fits our direct-purchase criteria and you want a straightforward cash sale.
02

We improve it, then bring in an investor partner

If the project carries more risk than we want to take on alone, we may, with your written approval, complete select repairs while the property is under contract. By investing our own money first, we make the home more attractive to our investor partners and demonstrate that we have real skin in the game. That commitment gives our partners greater confidence to join the purchase and complete the project with us.

Best when some upfront improvements can create a stronger and more dependable path to closing.
03

Our national investor network competes for it

Through our partnership with a national real estate syndicate, we can present your property to investors across the country. Qualified buyers can review the opportunity and compete to purchase it, creating exposure beyond the local market.

Best when broader exposure and competitive investor demand could produce a stronger result.

How it works, in three steps.

Step 1

Tell us about the property

Share the address, condition of the property and the situation you are facing.

Step 2

Let us evaluate the opportunity

The MaliHaus team reviews the property, the repair requirements, the local market and the available purchase route.

Step 3

Review your options

MaliHaus explains which of the three selling approaches may fit the property. The owner decides whether the proposed solution works for them.

Situations we help with.

Every situation below applies across every market we serve.

Sell a House Fast

A deadline, a move or a change of plan means the traditional route is too slow. We look at the property and your timing together.

Inherited Property and Probate

Repairs, taxes, a house full of belongings and family members who each want something different. Speak to us before you spend anything on it.

Foreclosure or Missed Payments

Missed payments or a notice from the lender. Understanding the options early usually leaves more of them open.

Tired Landlords

Repairs, vacancies, difficult tenants or returns that no longer justify the work. Tenanted properties are reviewed as they are.

Major Repairs and As-Is Properties

Roof, systems, structure or years of deferred maintenance. Ask for a review before you spend anything on renovations.

Vacant or Abandoned Property

Costs, security and code issues that grow the longer it sits. Reviewed in its current condition, with no restoration required first.

Out-of-State Owners

Repairs, tenants and paperwork handled from hundreds of miles away. Reviewed remotely, without repeated trips.

Expired Listings

Months on the market, or a sale that collapsed at the last stage. Another perspective on why, and on what else is available.

What MaliHaus clients say.

Tell Us About Your Property

Start with the situation you are in, not a form. It takes about two minutes, you tap rather than type, and nothing here commits you to selling.

Not sure which situation applies?

You do not need to diagnose the problem or choose the right page. Tell us about the property, your circumstances and the outcome you want. The MaliHaus team will review the information and let you know whether it may be able to help.

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