Sell your Houston house, any condition, for cash.
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Request an as-is review for your Houston-area property without repairs, cleaning, or staging first. We explain any offer and work toward a suitable date, subject to inspection, title, ownership authority, and transaction requirements.
No listing preparation · No obligation · Review the written terms
- Since 2015Buying houses direct from owners
- 200+ dealsOver 10+ years
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An as-is option to compare
Request a review for your Houston-area property. We confirm the address, condition, and transaction requirements before any purchase.
Facing foreclosure
Behind on the mortgage or staring down an auction date? Ask your lender about the deadline, then compare your options.
Texas guide: timeline and options →Inherited or probate
A review can start without a cleanout. Confirm who has authority to sell and any estate or title requirements before signing.
Texas guide: who can sign →Divorce or relocation
Compare a direct sale and an as-is listing by estimated net proceeds, required approvals, and the time or work you can manage.
Tired landlord
We consider occupied and vacant rentals. Lease terms, access, deposits, and tenant rights still need to be reviewed.
Vacant or code issues
Request an as-is review for a vacant home or a home needing repairs. Existing notices and required work may affect the offer and closing.
Behind on payments
A sale does not erase debt. Confirm required mortgage, tax, and lien payoffs and how any shortfall would be addressed.
Check your Harris County property first
These public tools help you compare any offer, ours included. Each link opens the county office that keeps the record.
Owner and values
Search the Harris Central Appraisal District by address or account number to see the owner name and the values on file. Everyone who owns the house usually needs to sign the sale.
Property taxes
Look up the tax account with the Harris County Tax Office. Unpaid taxes are usually paid from the sale at closing and reduce what you receive.
Flood risk
The Harris County Flood Control District’s Flood Education Mapping Tool shows whether an address is in a mapped floodplain. Texas home sellers generally must answer flood questions on the seller’s disclosure notice unless the sale is exempt (Texas Property Code §5.008).
Foreclosure notices
Notices of trustee sale are filed at least 21 days before the sale. You can search them by sale date at the Harris County Clerk. The County Clerk says the first-Tuesday auction is held at the Bayou City Event Center, 9401 Knight Road. Your own notice shows the exact place and time. Read our Texas foreclosure guide.
Inherited a Houston house?
See who can sign the deed and which Texas deadlines apply in our Texas inherited-house guide.
Areas we review around Houston include Pasadena, Pearland, Baytown, Katy, Sugar Land, Missouri City, Spring, Humble, Cypress, Tomball, League City, Friendswood, Conroe, and The Woodlands, plus the rest of Harris, Fort Bend, Montgomery, Brazoria, and Galveston counties.
Selling a house in Houston
How fast can you close in Houston?
Tell us your preferred date. Closing depends on inspection, title, required approvals and payoffs. We cannot guarantee a date or that a pending sale will stop foreclosure.
Do you buy houses as-is in Harris County?
We consider homes in any condition, including damage, deferred maintenance, and code issues. No repairs, cleaning, or staging are needed to request a review. A purchase remains subject to inspection and transaction requirements.
What areas do you cover?
Share the full Houston-area address and county so we can confirm the property review. Not every review results in an offer or completed purchase.
Are there any fees or commissions?
No agent commissions or listing fees. We cover standard closing costs as specified in the offer. Required mortgage payoffs, taxes, liens, and other obligations may reduce what you receive.
Can I sell a Houston house that flooded?
Yes, you can request an as-is review. Share what you know about past flooding, insurance claims, and repairs. Texas home sellers generally must disclose known flooding on the seller’s disclosure notice unless the sale is exempt (Texas Property Code §5.008).
Where are Harris County foreclosure sales held?
The Harris County Clerk says the first-Tuesday auction is held at the Bayou City Event Center, 9401 Knight Road, Houston. The place can change, so check the notice of sale for your property. Sales take place between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. (Texas Property Code §51.002).
Get your Houston cash offer
Request a free review and compare your options without obligation. Understand any written price, covered costs, and what you would receive after required payoffs.
Bring the condition history, not a finished renovation
Identify the parcel and county
Provide the full property address and the county shown in your ownership records. Ask the title professional to match the legal description and required signatures; a mailing city alone does not establish ownership or sale authority.
Explain water, storm, and repair history
If the home has had flooding, roof damage, insurance work, or repairs, share what you know and any available records. Do not assume an as-is contract removes disclosure duties. Obtain qualified advice on what the transaction requires and avoid entering an unsafe building for photos.
Separate insurance questions from the offer
An insurance claim, mortgage payoff, and sale contract are separate matters. Ask the insurer, lender, and closing professional how outstanding claims, payments, and obligations affect the proposed transaction; do not assume proceeds can be transferred or kept without conditions.
Compare written net proceeds
Review the offer alongside an as-is listing estimate. Include required loan, tax, and lien payoffs, inspection rights, accepted belongings, and possession terms. A cash sale avoids buyer mortgage approval but does not remove every closing condition.
Request a Houston property review or compare our San Antonio and Dallas guides for another property. Offers remain subject to inspection and transaction requirements.