Is Navarre a city? Who handles the paperwork when I sell?
Navarre is an unincorporated community in Santa Rosa County, not a city. An October 2024 straw poll on incorporating did not reach 50% approval. So your tax bill, property record and deed all run through Santa Rosa County offices, and the title company coordinates them at closing.
Can I sell my Navarre Beach condo while the association is doing a milestone inspection or planning a special assessment?
Yes. Florida law requires sellers to give buyers the summary of the building’s milestone inspection, and buyers will ask about reserves and any planned assessment. A pending assessment usually affects price and who pays it, which gets settled in the contract. We know Navarre Beach condos firsthand and can look at yours as is. Subject to qualification, property inspection, and transaction terms.
My Navarre Beach home sits on leased land. Can I still sell it?
Yes. Navarre Beach property is generally held under a lease that traces back to Escambia County, rather than owned outright, and these leaseholds do change hands. The title company will want your lease documents early, along with proof that lease fees and property taxes are current. Ask a Florida real estate attorney if your lease has unusual terms.
I have PCS orders. How fast can I sell my Navarre house?
We can close 7 to 90 days out, on the date you choose, through a licensed Florida title company. If you have already left, we can see the house by Zoom or video call instead of in person.
How fast are homes selling in Navarre?
Redfin reported a median of 57 days on the market in June 2026, about the same as a year earlier, and a median sale price of $434,713, up 3.5%. That is the time to get an offer accepted. Closing takes longer.
Do I have to disclose past flooding when I sell in Navarre?
Yes. Since October 1, 2025, Florida sellers of residential property must disclose any flood insurance claims, any assistance received to repair flood damage, and known flooding that damaged the home while they owned it, at or before signing the contract. Disclose honestly even if you never filed a claim, and ask a real estate attorney if you are unsure.
Who pays closing costs on a home sale in Santa Rosa County?
It is negotiable, but customs help. Florida charges documentary stamp tax on the deed at 70 cents per $100 of price, which sellers typically pay. In Santa Rosa County the buyer customarily pays for the owner’s title insurance policy. On a HOMKEYS cash sale, we pay the closing costs.
What does it cost to ask HOMKEYS for options?
Nothing. Asking for a review does not commit you to sell, and you can take your time comparing our options with listing or any other offer.
Is a subject-to sale an option for my Navarre home?
It can be, if your payment and balance fit. The buyer takes over making payments, but the loan stays in your name, and the lender can call it due under the due-on-sale clause. Both sides should use a real estate attorney, and closing goes through a licensed title company. Subject to qualification, property inspection, and transaction terms.