Sell Your House or Commercial Property for Cash in Palm Beach County, FL
From Jupiter waterfront homes and Wellington horse properties to Boca Raton condos, Lake Worth Beach cottages and Belle Glade houses on the shore of Lake Okeechobee — Libera Capital Group buys as-is, for cash.
- No commissions or closing hassles
- Any condition, any age
- Close in as little as 7–14 days
- Residential & commercial
Get Your Palm Beach County Cash Offer
No obligation. No fees. No repairs. Tell us about the property and we'll follow up with a cash offer.
Palm Beach County is the largest county by land area in Florida, and it can feel like several counties stitched together. Along the coast, a string of cities from Jupiter to Boca Raton offers beaches, Intracoastal waterfront and some of the most valuable real estate in the state. Just inland, suburbs like Wellington, Royal Palm Beach and Greenacres mix master-planned communities with equestrian estates and older ranch neighborhoods. And at the far western edge, the Glades communities of Belle Glade, Pahokee and South Bay sit on the rich muck soils south and east of Lake Okeechobee, surrounded by sugarcane and vegetable farms, with a housing market that has almost nothing in common with Palm Beach island.
Many Palm Beach County owners are also part-time residents, retirees or heirs, which shapes how and why they sell. A large share of the county’s housing is in age-restricted condominium and HOA communities west of I-95, and those communities face rising dues, new structural requirements and buyer-approval processes that can slow a traditional sale. Add aging roofs, insurance challenges and the occasional hurricane, and it is easy to see why a direct cash sale appeals to many sellers here.
Libera Capital Group is a Florida cash buyer. Our home market is Southwest Florida, and we purchase houses and commercial property statewide, including every corner of Palm Beach County.
Why Palm Beach County Owners Sell to Libera Capital Group
Leave the punch list behind
Tile roof near the end of its life, original 1980s kitchen, polybutylene pipes, a pool that needs resurfacing — keep your weekends and your savings. We buy Palm Beach County homes exactly as they are.
Keep the commission
On higher-value coastal property, a percentage-based commission can be a large number. We charge none, we pay normal closing costs and there are no surprise credits after inspection.
Season-proof timing
Sell before you head north, close after the season ends or take extra time to coordinate with family. We set the closing date around your plans.
Simple for heirs and investors
No showings to coordinate with an association, no lender to satisfy and a process that can be managed largely from out of state.
To be clear, a cash offer is not always the top-dollar option. A well-maintained, recently updated home in Jupiter or east Boca Raton may net more listed with a strong agent. We will tell you when we think that is true. For properties with condition, legal, insurance or timing problems, though, the math often favors a direct sale. Compare both paths on our cash offer vs. listing page.
Palm Beach County Cities and Communities Where We Buy
West Palm Beach
The county seat has a lively downtown along Clematis Street and the waterfront, a Brightline station and a growing office market. Its historic neighborhoods — such as Northwood, Flamingo Park, El Cid and Grandview Heights — feature 1920s Mediterranean Revival and frame homes with real charm and real maintenance needs, while neighborhoods farther west and south have mid-century block homes and small apartment buildings. We buy West Palm Beach houses, duplexes, condos and commercial buildings, including historic homes that need significant work.
Boca Raton
Boca Raton is home to Florida Atlantic University, Mizner Park and a large office and corporate base, with neighborhoods ranging from older east Boca homes near the Intracoastal to the extensive gated golf and country-club communities west of the city. Unincorporated west Boca also has large age-restricted condo communities. We buy single-family homes, villas, condos and commercial property in both the city and the surrounding unincorporated area.
Delray Beach
Delray Beach’s Atlantic Avenue corridor and Pineapple Grove arts district have transformed the city’s downtown, and the older neighborhoods nearby include cottages, small apartment buildings and mixed-use properties. West of the city lie large 55-plus condominium communities. We buy downtown-adjacent homes, rentals and mixed-use buildings, as well as condos in the western communities.
Boynton Beach
Boynton Beach has a redeveloping downtown near the marina and the Intracoastal, older neighborhoods of mid-century block homes east of I-95, and a large belt of HOA and age-restricted communities to the west toward the Turnpike and beyond. Many western Boynton homes date to the 1980s and 1990s and are now due for roofs, AC systems and plumbing updates. Heirs and relocating owners call us frequently from this area.
Jupiter
At the north end of the county, Jupiter is known for the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse, the Loxahatchee River and an outdoorsy, boating-oriented lifestyle. Housing ranges from older canal homes and ranch houses to the planned community of Abacoa and newer gated neighborhoods. Waterfront homes often come with docks and seawalls that need attention. We buy Jupiter homes, condos and small commercial properties, including those that need major updates before they could compete on the open market.
Wellington
Wellington is the equestrian capital of South Florida, hosting a major winter show-jumping circuit and polo season that bring riders and horses from around the world. Its equestrian preserve areas include horse farms with barns, stalls, arenas and grooms’ quarters, while the rest of the village is suburban single-family neighborhoods. Equestrian properties are a niche market with a narrow pool of buyers. We can evaluate improved horse properties and Wellington homes for a direct cash purchase.
Lake Worth Beach
Renamed from Lake Worth in 2019, Lake Worth Beach has one of the county’s most distinctive collections of older housing: small frame and block cottages from the 1920s through the 1950s, many in historic districts, along with duplexes, small apartment buildings and an eclectic downtown along Lake and Lucerne avenues. Older electrical, plumbing and roofs are common, and so are add-ons and conversions with unclear permit history. The city also runs its own electric utility, which can matter for utility transfers and liens. We buy Lake Worth Beach cottages, rentals and small commercial buildings as-is.
Belle Glade and the Glades communities
Belle Glade sits near the southeastern shore of Lake Okeechobee, about forty miles west of the coast along SR-80, in the heart of Florida’s sugarcane country. With neighboring Pahokee and South Bay, it forms the Glades region, whose history is bound up with the lake — including the devastating 1928 Okeechobee hurricane and the Herbert Hoover Dike built afterward, which the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has been rehabilitating in recent years. Housing here is mostly older block homes, wood-frame houses, small multifamily and manufactured homes, and the market is very different from the coast: smaller buyer pool, lower prices and fewer lenders active. We buy Belle Glade and Glades-area homes and commercial buildings, and we know how to value them. Across the lake, we also buy in Clewiston and Moore Haven.
Other Palm Beach County communities
We also buy in Palm Beach Gardens, North Palm Beach, Tequesta, Juno Beach, Riviera Beach, Lake Park, Royal Palm Beach, Loxahatchee, The Acreage, Greenacres, Palm Springs, Lantana, Highland Beach and unincorporated areas throughout the county.
Palm Beach County Housing and Commercial Stock
- HOA single-family and villas — the dominant suburban product west of I-95, often 1980s–2000s construction with tile roofs nearing replacement age. We buy single-family homes in any condition.
- Age-restricted condos — large garden-style communities in West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Delray Beach and Boynton Beach, plus coastal towers. See condos and townhomes.
- Historic and older coastal-city housing — cottages and Mediterranean Revival homes in West Palm Beach and Lake Worth Beach.
- Small multifamily — duplexes and older apartment buildings in West Palm Beach, Lake Worth Beach, Riviera Beach and the Glades. We buy multifamily properties with tenants in place.
- Commercial — office buildings in Boca Raton and West Palm Beach, retail centers along Okeechobee Boulevard, Military Trail and US-1, and industrial and warehouse space near the Turnpike, Riviera Beach and the airport.
- Manufactured housing and parks — in the western communities and the Glades. We buy mobile home and RV parks.
Hurricanes, Flooding and Lake Okeechobee in Palm Beach County
Palm Beach County’s storm memory runs deep. In 2004, Hurricanes Frances and Jeanne made landfall just to the north within three weeks of each other, and both battered Palm Beach County with wind and rain. Hurricane Wilma swept across South Florida from the Gulf side in October 2005 and caused widespread damage here too. More recently, in October 2024, tornadoes spawned by Hurricane Milton’s outer bands touched down in parts of the county, damaging homes in western communities. Coastal neighborhoods and those along the Intracoastal and canals face storm-surge and tidal-flooding risk, and inland areas can flood in heavy rain.
Can I sell a storm-damaged Palm Beach County house as-is?
Yes. We buy homes with roof damage, water intrusion, tornado damage and flood damage, repaired or not. If a building in a Special Flood Hazard Area is substantially damaged — repair cost reaching 50% of the structure’s market value under FEMA’s rule — it generally must meet current floodplain standards when rebuilt. Our hurricane and flood damage page explains your options, and we can often close while an insurance claim is pending, subject to proper paperwork.
Does living near Lake Okeechobee affect value in Belle Glade?
The lake shapes life in the Glades — its levels, the dike and drainage systems, and the agricultural economy. Insurance, financing availability and the narrower buyer pool all affect values more than the lake itself for most homes. We buy Glades properties for cash, which removes the financing and insurance hurdles that often slow sales there.
Condos, HOAs and 55-Plus Communities in Palm Beach County
Palm Beach County has one of the largest concentrations of age-restricted and association-governed housing in Florida. That brings specific selling challenges:
- Condo safety laws. Florida’s post-Surfside reforms (commonly called SB-4D, later amended) require milestone structural inspections for condo and co-op buildings three stories or taller once they reach a certain age, structural integrity reserve studies and full funding of structural reserves rather than waiving them. Many older associations have responded with special assessments and higher dues. Ask your association and a Florida attorney how current deadlines apply to your building.
- Buyer approval. Many communities require an application, interview or age verification before a sale closes, which can add weeks.
- Financing limits. Lenders may decline to finance units in associations with low reserves, pending litigation or high delinquency rates, shrinking the buyer pool to cash buyers anyway.
- Estoppel and assessments. Your association’s estoppel certificate shows exactly what is owed, including any special assessments.
We buy condos and villas in these communities from owners and heirs, including units with assessments due. We handle the approval paperwork and coordinate with the association.
Palm Beach County Property Appraiser, Records and Permitting
- Palm Beach County Property Appraiser — parcel control numbers, ownership, values and exemptions.
- Palm Beach County Tax Collector — property tax bills, delinquent taxes and tax certificates. Behind on taxes? See back taxes and liens.
- Palm Beach County Clerk of the Circuit Court and Comptroller — official records, foreclosures and probate.
- Palm Beach County Planning, Zoning and Building — permits, inspections and code compliance in unincorporated areas, which include many western communities.
- Municipal building departments — the county’s dozens of municipalities, from Jupiter and Wellington to Boca Raton and Belle Glade, run their own permitting and code enforcement.
Open permits and code liens are common in title searches here, especially on older homes. We handle them through closing; see our code violations and unpermitted work page.
Why Palm Beach County Sellers Choose Cash
- Inherited condos and homes. When heirs live far away, carrying a vacant unit with dues, taxes and insurance gets expensive. Florida’s summary administration may apply to smaller estates or when the decedent died more than two years ago; a probate attorney can advise. See inherited and probate property.
- Downsizing and moving. Retirees moving closer to family and workers relocating for jobs. See relocation.
- Storm and repair fatigue. Roofs, AC systems and storm repairs pile up. See major repairs and fire damage.
- Landlord exit. Rising insurance and difficult tenants. See tired landlord.
- Foreclosure. Florida’s judicial foreclosure process gives you time to sell before a judgment. See foreclosure help.
- Divorce. A fast, clean sale can simplify dividing the asset. See divorce.
Cash Sale vs. Listing in Palm Beach County
| Factor | Libera Capital Group cash sale | Traditional listing |
|---|---|---|
| Commission | None | Often 5–6% combined |
| Repairs and updates | None — as-is | Roof, AC, plumbing and cosmetic work often expected |
| Concessions | None | Repair credits and closing-cost help are common |
| Closing costs | We pay normal closing costs | Seller usually pays doc stamps ($0.70 per $100), title policy and lien searches |
| Association approval | We handle the paperwork | Buyer’s approval can add weeks and sometimes fails |
| Timeline | Offer typically in 24–48 hours; close often in 7–14 days with clear title | Time on market plus 30–60 days to close |
| Certainty | No financing or insurance contingency | Deals can fail at appraisal, underwriting or insurance |
Our Palm Beach County Cash Buying Process
- Tell us about the property. Complete the form above or call (239) 686-0823 with the address, condition, occupancy and any association details.
- We evaluate it. We review records, comparable sales and the community’s rules, and schedule one visit if needed.
- Receive your written offer. Typically within 24–48 hours, with no obligation.
- Close on your schedule. With clear title, often in 7–14 days through a Florida title company. See how it works.
What We Buy in Palm Beach County
Homes
Need to sell your house fast? Single-family homes, villas, condos and manufactured homes.
Commercial
We buy commercial property — offices, retail, warehouses, motels and self-storage.
Problem properties
Any condition
Storm damage, deferred maintenance, unpermitted work and code liens are all fine.
Other Areas We Serve
Our home market is Southwest Florida, reached via SR-80 through the Glades, and we buy statewide. Nearby pages:
- We buy across Palm Beach County, from Jupiter and Boca Raton to Wellington and Belle Glade.
- Condo assessments, 55-plus community approvals, storm damage and older homes are all welcome.
- No commissions or repairs; we pay normal closing costs.
- Offers typically within 24–48 hours; closing often in 7–14 days with clear title.
Half-Built House in Palm Beach County? Sell It Unfinished
Palm Beach County’s Planning, Zoning and Building Department permits the unincorporated county, including The Acreage and the suburbs west of Lake Worth Beach and Boynton Beach, while West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Boynton Beach, Jupiter, Belle Glade and the county’s other municipalities run their own building divisions. Unfinished construction here ranges from owner-built homes on The Acreage’s large lots with wells and septic to coastal tear-downs in Jupiter and Delray Beach and small builders’ infill houses in older neighborhoods. Some of those jobs stalled when a builder’s license lapsed or financing ran dry.
Libera Capital Group buys Palm Beach County homes in any phase, covering shell-only builds, inactive or expired permits, code cases, builders that went out of business, contractors with suspended or revoked licenses, GCs out of money, lis pendens from lien or lender suits, and lots with mowing liens. Lake Worth Beach code cases and coastal elevation rules are priced in the same way. We also buy in the Glades communities near Lake Okeechobee. Our guide to selling unfinished construction explains pricing.
Who Buys Houses in Palm Beach County?
Libera Capital Group buys houses in Palm Beach County, and owners here typically compare a range of buyers. Local and statewide cash buyers like us purchase as-is; national “we buy houses” franchises and iBuyers run standardized programs in the larger coastal cities; investors and landlords look for rentals and multifamily from Lake Worth Beach to the Glades; and retail buyers — including many seasonal and retiree purchasers — come through a listing agent, usually with financing and association approval steps.
Palm Beach County properties raise distinct issues: condo and HOA rules in 55-plus communities, hurricane and flood exposure along the coast, Lake Okeechobee-area homes in the Glades that conventional buyers may pass over, and aging condo buildings facing assessments. A Florida buyer with a Fort Myers office that purchases statewide can evaluate those situations, buy in current condition and close on your schedule.
Frequently Asked Questions about Selling in Palm Beach County
Who buys houses in Palm Beach County, FL?
Libera Capital Group buys houses in Palm Beach County for cash — in West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, Jupiter, Wellington, Lake Worth Beach, Belle Glade and the rest of the Glades. We buy homes, condos, multifamily and commercial property as-is, including properties with HOA or condo assessments and storm damage. Call (239) 686-0823 or use the form below; our team speaks Spanish and Haitian Creole. Listing with an agent or comparing several offers is also an option — see cash offer vs. listing.
Can you buy my condo in a 55-plus community in Boca Raton or Delray Beach?
Yes. We buy units in age-restricted communities and work through the association’s approval process. Some communities have specific rules about who may purchase or occupy units, which we review before making an offer. Assessments and dues owed are shown on the estoppel and handled at closing.
Do you buy homes in Belle Glade and Pahokee?
Yes. We buy houses, small multifamily, manufactured homes on owned land and commercial buildings across the Glades. Because financing and insurance can be harder to obtain there, a cash buyer can be especially helpful. We value Glades properties based on their own local market, not coastal comparisons.
Will you buy an older Lake Worth Beach cottage that needs everything?
Yes. Many Lake Worth Beach cottages have older wiring, plumbing and roofs, plus additions of uncertain permit history. We buy them as-is and account for the repairs in our offer, so you do not need to renovate or legalize anything before closing.
Do you buy Wellington horse properties?
We evaluate improved equestrian properties — homes with barns, stalls and arenas — case by case. Because the buyer pool for equestrian estates is narrow, a direct sale can save time. Vacant pasture without improvements is handled by our land division SWFLLand.com.
How fast can you close in Palm Beach County?
With clear title, we can often close in as little as 7–14 days. Association approvals, estoppels, probate or open permits can add time. If you need to stay through the season or coordinate a move, we can set a later closing date.
Can I sell after hurricane or tornado damage?
Yes. We buy homes with roof, wind, water or tornado damage, whether or not repairs have started. We can often close while an insurance claim is still open; discuss with your insurer or a public adjuster how a sale affects your claim before signing.
Do you buy office and retail buildings in West Palm Beach and Boca Raton?
Yes. We buy office buildings, retail strips, mixed-use and industrial properties, including vacant or partly leased buildings and those needing capital improvements. We can discuss sale-leasebacks, assuming leases or timing that fits a 1031 exchange.
Is Palm Beach County in your service area?
Yes. Southwest Florida is our home market, but we buy houses and commercial property statewide, including all of Palm Beach County. We work with Florida title companies and can manage most of the process remotely for out-of-state owners.
Do you buy vacant land in The Acreage or Loxahatchee?
No. Libera Capital Group buys houses and improved commercial property only. For vacant lots and acreage anywhere in Florida, contact our land division SWFLLand.com. If the parcel has a house on it, we can usually make an offer.
How much would a cash buyer pay for my house in Jupiter or Boynton Beach?
The number comes from recent sales of comparable renovated homes near you, minus the cost to bring your house to that standard. We also subtract holding costs, closing costs and a risk margin, and we show every line in writing rather than quoting a percentage. Around Jupiter and Boynton Beach, distance to the Intracoastal, roof and impact-window status, pool condition and HOA approval rules tend to move the price most.
Can I sell my Boca Raton condo or house while I’m up north for the summer?
Yes, seasonal owners can sell a Palm Beach County property without flying back. We can view it with a property manager, neighbor or lockbox, and the contract and closing documents can be signed remotely through a Florida title company, with notarization arranged where you live. You can leave furniture behind, and proceeds are wired to your account after the deed records.
Will you buy a house in The Acreage or Loxahatchee that’s on a well and septic system?
Yes, we buy homes in The Acreage, Loxahatchee Groves and Jupiter Farms on private wells and septic systems, including ones with failing drain fields. You do not need a septic pump-out, water test or repair beforehand. We price the house knowing those systems may need work. If you are selling only an empty lot out there, our land division at SWFLLand.com handles that instead.
Can I sell a West Palm Beach or Riviera Beach house with code enforcement liens?
Yes, code liens and open violations do not stop a cash sale in West Palm Beach or Riviera Beach. The title search shows recorded liens, and many municipalities consider lien reduction requests, and we factor the cost of curing the violation into the offer. Whatever lien amount is due gets handled by the title company at closing, so you leave the problem behind. Check your specific case with a Florida attorney.
I’m a tired landlord in Greenacres or Lake Worth Beach. Can I sell a rental that needs work?
Yes, we buy worn rentals in Greenacres and Lake Worth Beach, occupied or empty, without make-ready repairs. Tenants can stay on their leases, or we can close after a unit turns over if you prefer. Bring the rent roll, leases and deposit records, and we will price the property as a rental investor would. Ask your CPA about the tax side of selling an investment property.
Can I sell an unfinished owner-built home in The Acreage?
Yes, we buy unfinished homes in The Acreage and nearby western Palm Beach County communities. Our estimate covers the remaining construction, well and septic, site work and Palm Beach County permit requirements, plus the cost of a licensed contractor to finish. You can sell without completing anything, and we explain the math in writing.
Do you buy half-built homes in Belle Glade, Pahokee or South Bay?
Yes, we buy unfinished homes in the Glades communities of western Palm Beach County. We check the city permit status, code cases, liens and the finished value of comparable homes, then make a written cash offer. Our team speaks Spanish and Haitian Creole, which many families in those towns prefer.
Nearby Counties We Also Serve
Beyond Palm Beach County, we buy houses and commercial property for cash in every neighboring county. Explore the local guide for each one below, see our Southwest Florida home-market page, or browse all 67 Florida counties.
Get a Cash Offer on Your Palm Beach County Property
Coastal condo, Glades home, Wellington property or downtown commercial building — tell us about it and get a clear, no-obligation offer, usually within 24–48 hours.