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Foreclosure · Orlando, FL

Facing foreclosure in Orlando? Sell for cash before the sale date.

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Short answer

Can I sell a house in foreclosure in Orlando?

Yes. In Florida a foreclosure has to go through the Circuit Court, so there is usually time to sell between the lawsuit and the Clerk's sale. You can sell for cash any time before the Clerk files the certificate of sale, pay off the lender at closing, and keep any equity that is left.

For Orlando properties, the local steps run through the Orange County Circuit Court (9th Judicial Circuit) and the Orange County Clerk of Court.

Florida timeline

How foreclosure works in Orange County

Here's how a foreclosure case usually moves in Orange County, which includes Orlando. Knowing where you are on this timeline tells you how much room you have to sell.

  1. Missed payments

    Federal servicing rules generally keep a lender from filing until a loan is more than 120 days behind. Use this window — it is the cheapest time to sell.

  2. Lawsuit and lis pendens

    The lender sues in the Orange County Circuit Court (9th Judicial Circuit) and records a lis pendens. Once you are served you have 20 days to respond.

  3. Final judgment

    If the court rules for the lender, it sets a sale date, normally 20–35 days after the judgment (s. 45.031, Fla. Stat.).

  4. Clerk's sale

    The Orange County Clerk of Court auctions the home, usually online. You can still pay off or sell until the Clerk files the certificate of sale (s. 45.0315).

  5. After the sale

    Any money above the debt is surplus. Claim it with the Clerk — surplus not paid out within a year of the sale is reported as unclaimed (s. 45.032).

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Local

What's different about Orlando

Orlando's housing ranges from 1920s bungalows near downtown to newer subdivisions in the southeast. Hurricane Ian caused inland flooding in parts of Orange County in 2022, and the Orlando metro's tourism-driven economy makes income swings common.

We buy houses in foreclosure in College Park, Parramore, Pine Hills, Conway, MetroWest, Washington Shores and Audubon Park, and anywhere else in Orlando and the rest of Orange County.

See also: Foreclosure across Orange County

CountyOrange County, Central Florida
County seatOrlando
Court for foreclosure casesOrange County Circuit Court (9th Judicial Circuit)
Official records & court salesOrange County Clerk of Court
Property taxesOrange County Tax Collector
Where we buyCollege Park, Parramore, Pine Hills, Conway, MetroWest, Washington Shores, Audubon Park
Your options

Is selling right for your Orlando house?

Selling to us is one option, not the only one. Orlando homeowners in this spot usually weigh reinstate the loan, loan modification or forbearance, list with an agent, short sale and sell for cash. We'll tell you honestly if another option fits better.

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Sound familiar?
  • Behind on payments and the gap keeps growing
  • A sale date is already set
  • Worried about the credit damage
  • The servicer won't agree to a plan you can afford
The process

Three steps. Your schedule.

Selling to us takes three steps, and you control the timing of every one.

01 / TELL US

Tell us about the house

Share the address and a few details online or by phone. It takes about two minutes and costs nothing.

02 / GET AN OFFER

Get a written cash offer

We review the property and recent nearby sales and send a no-obligation cash offer, usually within 24 hours.

03 / CLOSE

Pick your closing date

Close in as little as 7 days through a Florida title company, or pick a later date. We cover normal closing costs.

Common questions

What Orlando homeowners ask about foreclosure

What happens to my equity if the house goes to auction?

If the auction brings more than you owe, the extra is surplus that you can claim from the Clerk. Selling before the auction usually keeps more of your equity, because auction prices are often below market.

How long does foreclosure take in Florida?

Florida is a judicial foreclosure state, so every case goes through the Circuit Court. Contested cases often take many months; uncontested ones can move from filing to sale much faster. The sale itself is set 20–35 days after the final judgment.

Where are Orange County foreclosure sales held?

The Orange County Clerk of Court runs court-ordered foreclosure sales. Florida law lets Clerks hold these sales online (s. 45.031), and the sale date is listed in the final judgment.

Do you buy houses in Orlando?

Yes. We buy in College Park, Parramore, Pine Hills and Conway and every other part of Orlando, as well as the rest of Orange County. Submit the address and we'll confirm within a day.

How fast can you close in Orlando?

As little as 7 days after you accept, using a Florida title company. If you need more time, we'll set the date that works for you.

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Get your no-obligation cash offer on your Orlando property.

Two minutes to submit, a written offer within 24 hours, and the closing date you choose. Nothing to fix, nothing to list.

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