Before you say yes
Ask us for proof of funds. Please.
You're about to hand your house to a stranger for a number on a screen. You should be able to verify who we are before you sign anything — and you should ask the same of any cash buyer, not just us.
Yes — ask us for proof of funds
We'll provide a proof-of-funds letter or bank verification alongside any written offer, at no charge and with no runaround. It's a reasonable thing to ask any cash buyer, and it's a fast way to weed out the ones who can't actually close — some "buyers" in this industry are really just middlemen shopping your address around after they've already made you an offer they can't fund. Ask first. A legitimate buyer will already expect the question.
Five ways to verify any cash buyer — including us
- Proof of funds. A bank letter or account statement showing they can fund the purchase, not just promise it.
- A real Florida entity. Search the company name on the state's official registry, Sunbiz.org — it's free and takes thirty seconds. We're there: FICS LLC, with EM Quick Close registered as its fictitious name (DBA).
- A licensed title company at closing. Your money should sit in escrow with a licensed Florida title company — never with the buyer directly. If someone wants to handle funds themselves, that's a red flag, not a shortcut.
- A fixed address and a number a person answers. We're at 1720 Harrison St, Ste 17A, Hollywood, FL 33020, and (754) 287-5434 reaches a real person, seven days a week — not a call center reading a script.
- A written contract with a way out. Every EM Quick Close agreement includes three business days after signing to change your mind, no questions asked. If a buyer won't put a cancellation window in writing, ask why.
About being newer to this market: we won't pretend otherwise, and we'd rather you know it than find out later. That's exactly why we lean this hard on things you can check yourself — the entity registration, the title company, the written cancellation window — instead of asking you to just trust a name you've heard before.
Who holds your money
We don't. Every EM Quick Close purchase closes through a licensed Florida title company, which holds the funds in escrow and disburses them at closing under Florida's title-insurance and escrow rules — the same process used in any real estate closing, financed or cash. That's not a courtesy we're offering; it's how legitimate closings work, and any buyer who wants to skip it is the one to walk away from.
This page describes our own process and general Florida practices; it's not legal advice. FICS LLC (d/b/a EM Quick Close) is a direct buyer/investor, not a licensed real estate broker, agent, title company, or attorney.