Weather Disasters Destroying Your Portfolio Every Year?
With climate change increasing disaster frequency, smart landlords exit weather-prone portfolios now.
Climate Change = Your Portfolio's Death Sentence
Weather-related disaster losses have grown over recent decades
Recent Disasters:
- • Hurricane and storm exposure in coastal areas
- • Flood zones expanding in many areas
- • Tornado and hail exposure inland
- • Billions in insured hail losses each year
Insurance Reality:
- • Coverage: Being cancelled
- • High wind and hail deductibles in exposed areas
- • Flood insurance: Not available
- • Wind damage: Excluded
"Between storm repairs and insurance in my city, the math stopped working. One transaction and I was out."- Maria H., my city landlord • 10 properties • 35 days to close
Beat The Next Hurricane Season
Exit your weather-prone portfolio before the next disaster strikes
Insurance Crisis Exit
Two quick steps toward a cash offer before the next premium is due.
Your Questions, Answered
Can I sell rental properties with storm damage?
Yes. We buy as-is, which includes storm, flood, and wind damage. You do not need to complete repairs or restoration before selling; the condition is factored into the offer rather than blocking the sale.
What if I have an open insurance claim on a property?
A sale with a pending claim is often possible, with how the claim is handled spelled out in the contract. The details depend on your policy and claim status, so loop in your adjuster or attorney; we will work with the situation rather than asking you to resolve it first.
Does damage across several properties make the portfolio unsellable?
No. Repair costs factor into our offer math the same way they do for any as-is purchase, and we have the crews and budget to handle the work after closing. Damaged is not the same as unsellable.
Can I close before the next storm season?
Typically yes: we provide a preliminary range within 24-48 hours and close within 30-45 days of a signed agreement, in one transaction. If you have a hard date in mind, tell us up front and we will be honest about whether the timing works.
Do you buy in hurricane-exposed states?
Yes. Our 16 states include Florida, Texas, North Carolina, Alabama, and Mississippi, and coastal exposure is part of the underwriting rather than a disqualifier.
This is general information, not legal or insurance advice. Please consult your insurance adjuster or attorney about open claims.