Palm Beach County
Palm Beach County is far broader than the stretch of coast it takes its name from. Most of its housing is ordinary: single family homes on quiet streets, association governed communities inland, older properties that have been in the same family for years and condominium ownership of every age and condition. Owners in all of it run into the same thing, which is a situation that makes an ordinary listing awkward.
MaliHaus is based in Boca Raton and reviews properties across Palm Beach County in the condition they are in now. Whether the difficulty is a roof at the end of its life, an association cost that has climbed, a special assessment, a tenant you would rather not manage or a family property nobody has decided about, the starting point does not change. Tell us about the property and we will tell you which of our three routes may apply.
We begin with an inspection to understand condition, repair requirements and the overall scope of the project. That is what determines which of the three approaches is realistic, and it is why we do not put a number in front of anyone before we have looked properly.
From there, one of three things tends to happen. The property meets our purchasing criteria and we buy it with our own cash. Or the project is larger than we would take on alone, in which case we may complete select repairs ourselves, with your written approval, to bring in an investor partner. Or it suits wider exposure, and we present it to investors through our national network so they can compete for it.
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.
A full inspection, then a purchase with our own cash if the property meets our criteria.
Select repairs made with our own money, with your written approval, to bring in a partner.
Your property presented to investors nationwide, who can compete to purchase it.
Share the address, condition of the property and the situation you are facing.
The MaliHaus team reviews the property, the repair requirements, the local market and the available purchase route.
MaliHaus explains which of the three selling approaches may fit the property. The owner decides whether the proposed solution works for them.
Owners in Palm Beach County contact us about the whole range of situations below. Roof condition, insurance difficulty and association costs come up frequently in South Florida, though the situation that applies to you is the one that matters.
Roof, systems, structure or years of deferred maintenance. Ask for a review before you spend anything on renovations.
Repairs, taxes, a house full of belongings and family members who each want something different. Speak to us before you spend anything on it.
Repairs, vacancies, difficult tenants or returns that no longer justify the work. Tenanted properties are reviewed as they are.
Missed payments or a notice from the lender. Understanding the options early usually leaves more of them open.
A move to something smaller or to assisted living, with a lifetime of belongings attached. Unhurried, at a realistic pace.
Fire, flood, storm or water intrusion, with an insurance process attached. Reviewed as it stands.
Your property deserves more than a one-size-fits-all offer. We evaluate it first, then determine the best path forward: a direct purchase, an improved property paired with an investor partner, or competitive exposure to our nationwide investor network.
Yes. Tell us the address and we will review it, wherever in the county it sits, from the coastal municipalities to the western communities.
No. Boca Raton is where MaliHaus is based, not the limit of what it looks at. Properties across the county are reviewed the same way, and so are the other markets listed on this site.
Raise that at the start, along with the amount if you know it. Association obligations affect what a property is worth to a buyer, so it is far better mentioned early than discovered during a title search.
That is one of the more common reasons owners here contact us. We look at properties with roofs in that condition and we do not ask you to replace one before we will assess the property.
That is a question for a Florida attorney, and we would be doing you a disservice by answering it ourselves. We can tell you whether a sale is realistic, which is a different question and one we can answer.
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.
Serving homeowners across Florida and selected markets nationwide.
Tell us the address, the condition of the property and the situation you are facing. The MaliHaus team will review it and explain which of the three approaches may fit.
