We Buy Houses in St. Petersburg, FL

St. Petersburg is the largest city in Pinellas County, about 258,000 people in 2020, on a peninsula with water on three sides. Much of the city was built out by the 1970s, so the typical St. Pete house is a 1920s bungalow or a mid-century block home. Many sit low, and rebuilding rules for substantially damaged homes in flood zones can make repairs expensive.

Where we buy in St. Petersburg

We buy across St. Pete, including Historic Uptown, Grand Central, Bartlett Park, Lakewood Estates, Pinellas Point, Coquina Key, Broadwater, Fossil Park, Meadowlawn, Allendale, Woodlawn, Edgemoor and Ponce de Leon. See all of our Tampa area pages, or nearby Clearwater.

What we see in St. Petersburg houses

• Bungalows with original wiring, plumbing and wood floors that need structural work.
• Mid-century block homes on slabs close to sea level.
• Homes facing elevation or substantial-improvement rules after flood damage.
• Rentals and duplexes with long-term tenants.

Why St. Petersburg owners call us

St. Pete owners usually call after a flood, an insurance non-renewal, or when a rental or family home needs more work than they want to fund. We've been buying Florida houses since 2005, more than 1,300 so far. We buy as-is, you can leave belongings behind, and closings can be handled remotely. When title is clear we can close in as little as a couple of weeks, or on a later date you choose. No commissions and no fees.

Situations we help with: inherited and probate houses, falling behind on payments, houses that need repairs, rentals and tenants, vacant houses and mobile homes on land you own.

Questions St. Petersburg sellers ask

Does the substantial-damage rule stop you from buying? No. We buy flood-damaged homes as-is and handle the permitting questions ourselves.

Do you buy duplexes in St. Pete? Yes, with tenants in place.