FIT Acquisitions: Review & Ratings (November 2026)

Written by Jamie Ayers +2 others
Edited by Andrew Whytock Reviewed by Ben Mizes
Written by Jamie Ayers Edited by Andrew Whytock Reviewed by Ben Mizes
Updated November 2, 2026
Property Investor
Property investor Direct buyer

FIT Acquisitions

FIT Acquisitions earns a strong overall score. Its excellent customer ratings and good business credentials are strengths.

Overall score

#10 of 32 similar

At a glance

Profile status
Verified
Avg rating
4.9 (72 reviews)
BBB status
Accredited, A+
Founded in
2012

About

FIT Acquisitions buys homes for cash around Houston, TX, and identifies as family-owned. It's been in business since 2012 and reports buying at least 1,000 homes. Sellers can leave unwanted furniture and debris.

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Offers & terms

Buys:
Single-family Multifamily Condos Mobile
Terms:
As-is Covers closing costs 7-day closings Cleanout services
Situations:
Divorce Relocation Inheritance Probate
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Score breakdown

Customer experience Decent depth
Recent activity No activity
Credibility signals Solid trust signals
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Is FIT Acquisitions legit?

Evidence supports a business presence. FIT Acquisitions appears to be a legitimate, established business based on the verification checks we could complete. However, we found limited recent third-party activity, so we can’t confirm how active the company is right now.

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About FIT Acquisitions

Company bio

FIT Acquisitions is a property investor buying homes around Houston, TX. It's been in business since 2012 and identifies as family-owned. Luciano Aires and Moon Kim own the company. The company reports buying at least 1,000 homes and renovates properties for resale. It buys houses with fire, flood, or storm damage, as well as rental homes with tenants in place. Sellers don't need to repair or clean the property and can leave unwanted furniture, boxes, and debris behind. There are no fees or commissions, and the company pays standard closing costs. You can choose a closing date that works with your moving plans.

Offers & terms

Property type(s)
Single-family Multifamily Condos Mobile Land Commercial
Condition(s)
Any condition
Terms & perks
As-is Covers closing costs 7-day closings Cleanout services Flexible closing
Seller situations
Divorce Relocation Inheritance Probate Foreclosure Liens Vacant homes Problem tenants Flood damage Storm damage

Where they buy

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Ownership

Owners
Luciano Aires · Moon Kim
Based in
Houston, TX
Founded
2012
Ownership
Family-owned

Operations

Business type
Cash home buyer
Business model
Direct purchase
Ownership structure
Independent operator
Operating scale
Greater Houston

Our ratings & analysis

84

Overall score

#10 of 32 similar

58 90
84

FIT Acquisitions has a strong overall score. It ranks 10th out of the 32 Houston, Texas cash home buyers we’ve scored. It has excellent customer ratings, averaging 4.9 stars across 72 ratings. Its strong business credentials include BBB accreditation with an A+ rating. We have no reviews from the past 6 months, leaving less insight into current customer experience. That doesn’t establish that the company has stopped buying homes.

FIT Acquisitions vs. similar cash buyers

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Metric This company
FIT Acquisitions logo
FIT Acquisitions
Overall score 84 91 90 90
Avg rating 4.9 (72 reviews) 4.9 (136 reviews) 4.9 (93 reviews) 4.9 (79 reviews)
Recent activity None High High Medium
Founded 2012 2011 — 2008
BBB status Accredited, A+ Accredited, A+ Not available in our data Accredited, A+
Coverage Local Regional Statewide Local
Company page Visit website Read review Read review Read review
92

Customer experience

Top 25% locally

Median 84
Avg rating 4.9
Total reviews 72
18-month rating 5.0
18-month trend Not enough evidence

FIT Acquisitions has a strong customer experience profile. Its lifetime feedback was overwhelmingly positive, backed by a moderate review record. No new ratings were available in the latest 6 months to assess current experiences. Its Customer Experience score of 92/100 places it around the top 14% of comparable cash buyers serving a single market.

Lifetime ratings. Lifetime feedback was strongly positive: 72 rated reviews averaged 4.9/5, with 69 five-star ratings and 1 one-star rating. Reviews dated back to 2018. Our methodology adjusts small rating samples toward the typical company rating, then maps the adjusted rating to a score and applies a small review-depth deduction that decreases as the record grows. Volume credit grows with every rating, with an additional small adjustment that grows fastest over the first few hundred ratings and then slows. It strengthens the distance from the neutral, sample-adjusted 4.5-star signal; this record received a 0.32% adjustment to that signal. This added 0.08 score points before the depth deduction and confidence limit.

Recent ratings. No new ratings appeared over the latest 12, 6 or 3 months, through November 1, 2026. There was no recent rating evidence to assess.

Rating trends. We did not have enough comparable lifetime and recent rating data to assess a trend.

Common themes. A smooth process led the feedback, appearing in 20 of 30 detailed customer reviews (67%), followed by fast closings in 16 (53%) and good communication in 14 (47%). Other common themes included knowledge and capability in 13 (43%). Reviews could mention multiple themes.

Review relevance. We classified 42 of 72 reviews (58%) as relevant to the home-selling experience. The remaining 30 reviews had too little text to analyze. All 72 star ratings remained in the lifetime rating record.

52

Recent activity

Bottom 50% locally

Median 52
Recent reviews 0
Latest review 14 months ago
Recent pace —
Momentum —

Company activity · As of November 1, 2026 — our latest collection date.

FIT Acquisitions has limited recent activity evidence. No new reviews appeared over the past 6 months, and we lack direct business-activity data, including purchase figures. Its Activity score of 52/100 ranks #487 of 757 comparable cash buyers serving a single market.

Recent review volume. The recent review record is quiet, with no new reviews over the latest 6 months. We counted 0 reviews over 12 months, 0 over 6 months and 0 over 3 months. Similar companies had median counts of 3, 1, and 0, respectively.

Recent review pace. No new reviews appeared over the latest 6 months, so we leave its pace classification unassessed. Its 6- and 3-month rates were 0× its lifetime average pace, compared with 0× over 12 months. Recent rates averaged 0 reviews per month over 6 months, 0 over 3 months and 0 over 12 months, versus a lifetime average of 0.7. The record contains 72 reviews dating back to 2018.

Review freshness. The review record lacks recent feedback. Its latest review on file was August 27, 2025 — more than 1 year old as of our last data refresh. No reviews appeared within the last 6 months, and the average review age was about 4 years.

Other business activity. We have no claimed directory profile, completed enhanced screening, business interview, or reviewed purchase figure on file.

88

Credibility signals

Top 25% locally

Median 78
BBB status Accredited, A+
Reviews since 2018
Review response rate 0%

FIT Acquisitions has a strong credibility profile. We identified the company’s leadership, business structure, and buying model. BBB lists 2012 as the business-start year. We have 8 years of documented review history. The main limit on its score was website depth and transparency. We found no specific legitimacy concerns or review-integrity red flags in the retained source material, so there were no deductions.

Verification. We identified Google and BBB profiles. The BBB records we reviewed list accreditation since 2018. They list an A+ rating. Its Google Business Profile was verified. FIT Acquisitions has not claimed its directory profile or completed enhanced screening with our team.

Website assessment. The website was accessible when checked on September 29, 2026. The website scored 70/100 for depth and transparency. It includes company background, buying and service information, the process and terms, and customer testimonials or work examples.

Business details. We identified Luciano Aires as owner and Moon Kim as owner. The BBB records we reviewed identify Luciano Aires as owner/partner and Moon Kim as owner/partner. BBB lists the business as an LLC. Its website identifies it as a direct buyer. No related businesses or DBAs were identified.

Track record. BBB lists May 15, 2012 as its business-start date and March 26, 2018 as its profile-opening date. Reviews on file date back to September 15, 2018. Reviews appear in 31 of the 99 months covered by our records. The longest period without a recorded review was 15 months.

Complaints and red flags. No specific legitimacy concerns or review-integrity red flags were identified in the retained source material.

Verification checklist

4 of 5 baseline checks are supported by the evidence in our records.

Baseline checks

  • Business identity: Confirmed through Google Business Profile and BBB profile
  • Current business presence: Website accessible at last check; published phone number
  • Public feedback: 72 accepted third-party reviews
  • Established public history: Accepted review activity since 2018
  • Recent activity: Latest recorded review: about 1 year before collection

Additional verification

  • BBB status: Accredited, A+

These checks establish a business presence, not the quality of customer experience. Before moving forward, confirm that the company is currently buying in your market and request recent proof of funds.

Review explorer: FIT Acquisitions

What reviewers say

30 substantive reviews Medium signal
Reviews most often praise FIT Acquisitions for a smooth process, fast closings, and clear communication. We found no recurring negative pattern in the review text we analyzed.

Notable findings

  • 13 of 30 analyzed reviews (43%) mention knowledgeable service, nearly 2x the typical rate for similar cash investors.
  • 20 of 30 analyzed reviews (67%) mention smooth process.
  • No recurring complaint pattern met our reporting threshold.

Reviews analyzed

72 public reviews

− 30 too short, irrelevant, or duplicate

− 12 relevant, but too general

30 detailed reviews with clear themes

Excluded: 30 with too little text to assess.

How reviews qualify

We identify themes from reviews that describe a specific experience with the service. General praise or criticism alone does not provide enough detail.

30 — No text or very short comments. No text or too little detail to assess the experience.

12 — General feedback without specifics. Relevant reviews that give general praise or criticism without describing a specific experience.

Review themes

Positive feedback

Smooth process (20 reviews) 67%

20 reviews describe the process as easy, smooth, or straightforward.

Fast closing (16 reviews) 53%

16 reviews mention a fast or on-schedule closing.

Communication (14 reviews) 47%

14 reviews praise communication or being kept informed.

Knowledge and professionalism (13 reviews) 43%

13 reviews describe the team as knowledgeable, capable, or professional.

Nearly 2x the typical rate
Honesty and transparency (5 reviews) 17%

5 reviews praise honesty, transparency, or following through on promises.

Flexibility (5 reviews) 17%

5 reviews mention flexibility around timing or seller needs.

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How we researched and scored this company

Methodology

We research each company using its website, business profiles, and third-party customer reviews. We use company sources to understand its services and terms, and distinguish those claims from independent evidence. When available, we also draw on interviews with company representatives and sellers, and relevant public records.

When there is enough evidence, we calculate an overall score out of 100 using 3 categories:

  • Customer experience (67.5%) reflects customer satisfaction, based primarily on average customer ratings and the number of reviews supporting them.
  • Recent activity (20%) reflects recent review volume, how recently the company received a review, and how its recent review pace compares with its history. Reviews are a signal of activity, not a count of completed home purchases.
  • Credibility (12.5%) considers business verification, website transparency, public engagement, and documented operating history.

Use the company or location identified on this page when interpreting the evidence. A broader company record may not describe every local office. Review history is separate from the company’s founding date.

Limited evidence can restrict what we can assess. A company may appear without a score, and a small review sample may not represent a typical seller’s experience. Scores summarize the evidence available to us; they do not predict an offer price or guarantee a sale or service quality.

Sources

  1. Company website, website information up to date as of September 2, 2026; website content analysis completed September 4, 2026.
  2. Better Business Bureau, profile information up to date as of September 3, 2026; review data up to date as of September 3, 2026; complaint data up to date as of September 3, 2026; reviews checked for updates on November 1, 2026.
  3. Google, profile information up to date as of October 19, 2026; review data partially collected on October 6, 2025; reviews checked for updates on October 19, 2026 (no new reviews).