Austin & Travis County
Sell your house as-is, on your timeline.
We buy houses directly from owners. Tell us about the property and we’ll talk through a cash offer — no pressure and no obligation.
- Any condition — no repairs or cleaning
- No listing and no agent commissions
- Close at a local title company on a date you choose
Rather talk to a person? Call (737) 200-2592
Tell us about your property
It takes about a minute. We’ll reach out to talk it over.
How it works
A simple process with no surprises. You can stop at any step.
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Tell us about the house
Fill out the form or call. We’ll ask a few questions about the property and what you’re hoping for.
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We take a look
We walk through the property with you, in person or by video, and look at recent sales nearby.
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Get a written offer
If the numbers work for you, we sign a simple contract and close at a local title company on your date.
Situations we can help with
Selling a house that needs work, or selling on a deadline, is hard to do the traditional way. Selling directly can be simpler.
- Behind on mortgage payments
- Behind on property taxes
- Inherited a house
- Needs major repairs
- City code violations
- Tired landlord or vacant property
Straight answers
- Does it cost anything to get an offer?
- No. Talking with us and getting an offer is free, and you are never obligated to accept it.
- Are you real estate agents?
- No. We’re buyers, not agents, and we don’t list houses. If listing on the market would get you more money, we’ll tell you so.
- Do you always buy the house yourselves?
- Sometimes we close on the purchase ourselves, and sometimes we assign our purchase contract to another investor. Either way, we tell you in writing before you sign anything.
- How do you come up with the offer?
- We look at recent sales of similar homes nearby, the repairs the house needs, and the costs of the sale. We’ll walk you through the numbers.
- Are you with the county or my lender?
- No. We’re a private company. We aren’t affiliated with any county office, court, government agency, or mortgage lender.
- Can you stop a foreclosure?
- No — and be cautious of anyone who promises that. A sale may be an option if it can close before the sale date. For free, independent advice, call a HUD-approved housing counselor at 800-569-4287.
Ready to talk about your property?
No pressure. Get the facts, then decide.