We Buy Houses in Texas for Cash

You usually get an offer within 24 hours of sending the property details. If you accept, the closing date is up to you: a cash sale can close in as little as 7 days once the title work is done, or later if you need more time to move.

No. There is no agent commission and no fee for using our service. The offer you accept is what you get at closing, minus any mortgage or liens that have to be paid off.

Texas home sales normally close at a title company, which runs the title search, holds the funds and records the deed. You will see the settlement statement before you sign anything.

Yes. Most Texas foreclosures are non-judicial, which means a property can go to a foreclosure sale fairly quickly once the notice is posted. Acting early gives you more options. Selling before the sale date pays off the loan and can leave you with any remaining equity. See our guide to selling a home in foreclosure.

Yes. The person with legal authority to sell, usually the executor or personal representative named by the probate court, can sell the house to a cash buyer, often as-is and without clearing it out first. Read more about selling inherited property.

No. Cash buyers purchase houses as-is, including homes with water or fire damage, foundation problems or code violations. Most Texas sellers must give buyers a Seller’s Disclosure Notice under the Texas Property Code; a few kinds of sales are exempt.