Sell to Dee LLC works with Tampa Bay property owners on both sides of the same problem: a house that needs more than its owner wants to put into it.
Most companies in this business pick one lane. They either buy distressed houses, or they renovate for homeowners. We do both, and the two feed each other.
Buying and rehabbing our own properties is how we learned what work actually costs in this market and which improvements a Tampa Bay buyer will pay for. Selling that renovation service to homeowners keeps our crews busy between acquisitions and keeps our pricing honest, because a homeowner will get three other bids.
The practical benefit to you is that we can price both options on the same visit. Sell it as-is, or fix it and keep it — you get real numbers for each and choose.
This industry has earned a lot of its bad reputation. These are the specific things we don't do.
You get a number and the reasoning behind it. If you say no, or say nothing, that's the end of it. We don't run "the offer expires tonight" scripts.
The price we put in writing is the price at closing. We don't sign a contract and then discover problems we already knew about to shave the number down.
We buy to own and renovate. We're not tying your house up under contract to shop it to a list of other investors.
If listing with an agent nets you more than our offer, we'll say so on the first call. We'd rather lose a deal than talk someone into the wrong one.
Plain language, because these distinctions matter legally and practically.
Sell to Dee LLC buys property with its own funds. We are not a licensed real estate brokerage, we don't list houses, and we don't represent buyers or sellers in a transaction. Nobody pays us a commission — we make money on the renovation and resale of what we buy, which is why our offer is below full retail.
We manage renovation projects and self-perform general work. Specialty trades that Florida requires a license for — roofing, electrical, plumbing, HVAC — are performed by licensed subcontractors. Permits are pulled where the work requires them, and we'll tell you who is doing what before you sign anything.
Nothing on this site is legal, tax, or financial advice, and a cash offer is not an appraisal. If you're dealing with probate, foreclosure, a divorce, or a tax question, talk to an attorney or a CPA. We'll happily work around their timeline.
Our registered business address is in Wyoming, which is common for LLCs and says nothing about where we operate. The properties, the crews, and the walkthroughs are in Tampa Bay.
A cash offer, a renovation estimate, or both — so you can compare.