Difficult situations welcome
We Buy Texas Houses That Other Buyers Won't
Banks won't lend on them and retail buyers walk away from them. These are exactly the houses we buy in Dallas, Houston and across Texas, as-is.
Behind on property taxes or facing a tax sale
Once Texas property taxes go delinquent, penalties and interest pile up quickly, and the county and other taxing units can sue to foreclose. That ends in a tax foreclosure sale, often called a tax deed sale. We can buy your house before the sale and pay the back taxes at closing, so you keep your equity instead of losing it. If a sale has already happened, Texas gives some owners a limited right of redemption. Call us and we'll talk through your options.
Pre-foreclosure and missed mortgage payments
Most Texas foreclosures don't go through a court, and they move fast. Once a Notice of Sale is posted at least 21 days ahead, your house can be auctioned on the first Tuesday of the month. Selling for cash before that date lets you pay off the loan, avoid a foreclosure on your credit report, and possibly walk away with money in hand.
Inherited and probate properties
Inherited a house in Dallas or Houston you don't want to manage, rent or repair? Whether the estate is still in county probate court or title is passing by affidavit of heirship, we work with local title companies and probate attorneys to buy it as-is, even full of belongings or with several heirs who need to split the proceeds.
Foundation problems and major structural damage
Both North Texas and the Gulf Coast sit on expansive clay soil that swells after rain and shrinks in drought, so cracked slabs, sloping floors and sticking doors are common. Add hail, hurricane, flood or fire damage, or severe structural damage that makes a house impossible to finance, and most buyers walk away. We don't. No repairs, no inspections to pass, no engineer's report needed.