Your home goes to a real buyer.
Not an investor reselling it, or a slow listing agreement.
You get paid cash.

One contract, one price.
As backup, see below for how we structure your property purchase.
FHA homebuyer
A real person pre-approved for an FHA loan, buying this home to live in it, not to resell it.
- Pre-approved by a bank for an FHA loan
- Lender funds the purchase at closing
Conventional homebuyer
A real person pre-approved for conventional financing, buying at the bank’s appraised value, not an investor’s spread.
- Pre-approved for conventional financing
- Lender wires funds to title company at closing
VA homebuyer
A real person using a government-backed VA loan, buying this home to live in it. No down payment required.
- Government-backed loan, no down payment
- Lender wires funds to title company at closing
DSCR homebuyer
A real buy-and-hold investor whose lender qualifies the loan off this property’s rental income, not a resale plan.
- Qualified on the property’s rental income
- Lender wires funds to title company at closing
A real homebuyer.
A real lender funds the purchase.
Why a buyer through a licensed closing path pays you more than a cash investor
A cash investor's offer is built around a formula: typically 70 percent of the home's after-repair value minus the estimated cost of repairs. On a house worth $300,000 as-is, that formula often produces an offer of $150,000 to $190,000. The investor needs that spread to renovate, carry the property, and make a profit. Your equity is what fills it.
So why does the same Florida house draw two very different numbers depending on who's writing the check?
A buyer through a licensed closing path does not carry that margin requirement. They are buying a home to live in, not to resell. Their lender sets the price based on what the home is worth, the appraisal, not on what is left after a renovation budget and a profit target. That is why this path can and routinely does pay you 10 to 25 percent more than a cash investor on the same Florida property.
The loan types matter. An FHA buyer brings as little as 3.5 percent down and can purchase homes in most conditions. A conventional buyer typically puts 5 to 20 percent down and is required by their lender to purchase a home that meets Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac guidelines. A VA buyer uses a government-backed loan with no down payment requirement. In every case, the purchase price comes from the appraised market value, not a number backed into by working backward from a resale plan.
Cash Flow Deals removes the friction that usually keeps a buyer through a licensed closing path from competing with cash on speed and certainty, arranged through its licensed FL brokerage partner, Silver Door Realty:
- Pre-screen. We check the property for loanability before the contract, so underwriting holds no surprises.
- Coordinate. We run the inspection and appraisal timeline so you are not managing multiple parties.
- Backstop. If the buyer's financing falls through for any reason, Cash Flow Deals closes as the buyer itself, at the same locked price. You never reprice.
Every title in a CFD transaction transfers directly from seller to buyer in a single closing. Title Guaranty of South Florida handles the closing, the payoff, and the disbursement. The buyer's lender wires funds, the title company distributes, and you receive a wire, all on the same day.
Why this matters at closing.
Bank-funded means the money is real. The number locks. One direct title transfer.
See what happens at closing