I Live in Florida and Want to Sell My House in Puerto Rico — Here's How

March 6, 2026

Living in Florida but Own a House in Puerto Rico? Here Is How You Can Sell It Without Traveling

You live in Florida. Your property is in Puerto Rico. And every month that passes, that house costs you money, time, and stress.

Maybe you inherited a property you have never lived in. Maybe the house needs repairs that you cannot supervise from another state. Or maybe you simply want to stop paying taxes and insurance on a property that nobody is using.

Tu Casa Cash can help you sell your house fast, for cash, without having to fly to Puerto Rico.


The Problem With Owning Property in Puerto Rico While Living in Florida

Managing a property from far away is much harder than it sounds.

Contractors are difficult to find and even harder to supervise when you live in another state. Repairs that should take weeks can take months. And the phone calls about broken pipes, unpaid bills, or overgrown yards keep coming no matter where you live.

For many Puerto Ricans living in Florida, the situation becomes even more complicated when it involves inherited property.

When a family member passes away and leaves a property in Puerto Rico, the legal process of clearing the title can feel overwhelming, especially when:

  • There is no will
  • Multiple heirs are involved
  • Important documents are missing

Meanwhile, the expenses never stop. Property taxes, insurance, and basic maintenance keep adding up every month on a house that is not providing any benefit.


What Makes Tu Casa Cash Different

Tu Casa Cash was created for situations exactly like this.

We buy houses in Puerto Rico for cash, in any condition, in all 78 municipalities on the island. The entire process can be completed remotely.

You do not need to return to Puerto Rico.
You do not need to coordinate property access.
You do not need to make any repairs.


How the Process Works

1. Contact us with basic information about the property

Fill out our form or call us directly. We only need the property address and a few details about your situation.

2. We evaluate the property remotely

We handle the evaluation on our side. You do not need to schedule inspections or travel to Puerto Rico.

3. Receive a fair cash offer

We send you a no obligation cash offer, usually within 24 hours.

4. Close on your timeline

We handle the paperwork. The closing can happen in as little as 7 days, or on a timeline that works best for you.


Situations We Handle Every Day

At Tu Casa Cash, we work with many types of situations including:

  • Inherited properties, even when there are legal complications or multiple heirs
  • Houses that need major repairs
  • Properties you cannot manage from Florida
  • Homes with unpaid property taxes or liens
  • Vacant or abandoned houses

We buy houses as is, which means no repairs, cleaning, or preparation is required.


Why Sellers Choose Tu Casa Cash

  • No real estate commissions
  • No hidden fees
  • No repairs or cleaning required
  • Bilingual team that speaks English and Spanish
  • Experience handling inherited properties and title issues
  • We buy houses in all 78 municipalities in Puerto Rico
  • Fast closing, sometimes in as little as 7 days

Our goal is to make the process simple for property owners who live outside Puerto Rico and want a fast and reliable solution.


Ready to Get Started?

If you live in Florida and want to sell your property in Puerto Rico, the process starts with a simple conversation.

Fill out our form or call us today. We will respond within 24 hours with a fair, no obligation cash offer.

No travel.
No fees.
No pressure.

Just a straightforward way to move on from the property.


Get Your Cash Offer Today by clicking here

Phone: 787-209-8810
Website: https://www.tucasacash.com

What Our Clients Say

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I inherited a property on the island that was in bad condition, and I didn't have the resources to fix it. Tu Casa Cash came through with a great deal and closed the deal in just two weeks. Highly recommended!

John Zappone

December 8, 2025