
Inherited, vacant or ready for a change
An older house does not need updating before you ask for an offer.

Inherited, behind on payments, divorcing or tired of repairs: sell as-is, for cash.
Tell us what's going on with the house.
These are examples of the kinds of property conditions and types we review.

An older house does not need updating before you ask for an offer.

Tell us what needs work instead of spending money before the sale.

We review several property types across Texas, not only move-in-ready houses.
Inheriting a house often means taxes, upkeep, and siblings in three different states. We buy inherited houses as-is once someone has legal authority to sell. We always recommend talking with a probate attorney about the estate itself.
Texas foreclosures move fast. If you have equity, selling before the auction can protect it and your credit. The earlier you reach out, the more options you have — and talking to your lender or a HUD counselor at the same time costs nothing.
A cash sale turns the house into one transaction with one price that both sides, and their attorneys, can review. We buy it as-is and pay all closing costs.
Problem tenants, 2 a.m. repair calls, or a rental that never pencils out — we buy occupied and vacant rentals alike.
Foundation, roof, plumbing, fire damage — we price the repairs into the offer and buy the house as-is. Don't spend a dollar fixing anything.
Vacant houses attract code violations, break-ins, and insurance headaches. Selling for cash stops the bleeding on a property you're done with.
Sell as-is, no repairs. Occupied or vacant. Tell us what you have.
Three steps, start to finish.
How it works
Send your address. We review recent sales, repairs and any liens.
You get a cash offer. Free, no obligation.
Close at a Texas title company in 7–14 days. We pay all closing costs.