We Buy Houses in Texas for Cash — As-Is
Skip the Repairs, Showings and Agent Commissions
Get a No-Obligation Cash Offer for Your Property
Your Local House Buyer began in the Houston area and has been buying houses since 2016. We provide property owners with a direct alternative when they would rather sell as-is than make repairs, prepare for showings or wait for a traditional financed buyer.
Our roots are in the Houston area, and we continue to work with property owners throughout Houston and surrounding Texas communities. We’ve dealt with inherited houses, former rentals, vacant properties, homes needing major repairs and other situations where a traditional listing may not be the seller’s preferred option.
Company-wide statistics shown above include transactions and seller activity in Texas and other markets.Every property and seller situation is different. If you would rather avoid repairs, showings, agent commissions or the uncertainty of waiting for a traditional buyer, selling directly for cash may be an option worth considering.
Foundation problems, an aging roof, outdated interiors or years of deferred maintenance don’t necessarily have to be repaired before you contact us.
If you’ve inherited a Texas property, we can consider the house in its current condition while you work through the estate, probate or title process.
Repairs, vacancies and difficult rental situations can become expensive. We consider rental properties, including properties with tenants.
An empty property can still require taxes, insurance, maintenance and security. We consider vacant and unwanted houses throughout the Texas markets we serve.
Some properties have unpaid taxes, liens, ownership questions or other title issues. These situations don’t always prevent a sale, although each property has to be reviewed individually.
Some owners simply prefer a direct sale rather than preparing the property for showings and waiting for a buyer who needs traditional financing.
Selling as-is means you don’t have to renovate the property just to put it in front of us. We evaluate the house based on its current condition and the details of the property.
If we can make an offer that works for both sides, you can decide whether a direct sale makes more sense for you than listing the property traditionally.
“Good Morning Undrea! We will be getting keys today for our new place. All is done and will clear up today. At this time, myself and Pinal would like to take a moment and would like to Thank You for extending your help in entire process. We feel blessed to associate with you for this venture. Also, Ashley played her part so well and she stayed on top of things. Many thanks to her too. Thank You Undrea!”
— Jignesh 
Selling directly does not have to be complicated. We keep the process straightforward so you can understand your options and decide whether our offer makes sense for you.
Start by giving us the property address and a few details about the house, its condition, and your situation.
We review the property information and determine whether we can make a cash offer. There is no obligation to accept it.
If you decide to move forward, we work with the title company and coordinate a closing date that fits your situation.
A traditional listing can be the right choice for some homeowners. A direct cash sale may make more sense when convenience, property condition, or certainty matters more than preparing the house for the retail market.
“I received the money for the house today and wanted to thank you for doing what you do. I appreciate the speed and efficiency of your work. Thanks!”
–Robert
This inherited property needed a full renovation and the electricity was not on. The family was still living in the house, and the property had accumulated numerous city code violations with the possibility of condemnation. We worked through the heirship and multiple title issues and worked with the city so the transaction could move forward.
The property had belonged to the seller’s son, who had recently passed away. It had been vacant for several weeks and was in rough condition, including extensive cleaning needs and a full update and remodel. The family chose to sell the property in its existing condition rather than take on the renovation.
Not every house we work with is in poor condition. This newer home was in fairly good shape, but the seller did not want numerous people walking through the property as they might with a traditional listing. We accommodated the seller’s preference with one walkthrough to help keep the process simple and private.
This house needed a full cosmetic renovation along with roof, foundation, and plumbing work. The sellers were having difficulty keeping up with the growing repair needs and did not want to take on the renovations themselves. After closing, we also allowed them to remain in the property for 30 days so they had additional time to find their next place to live.
Whether you’re researching property taxes, dealing with an inherited property, checking flood information, or learning more about a real estate transaction, these official Texas and federal resources can help you find reliable information.
Find Texas property-tax information, guidance, forms, and resources for locating your local appraisal district.
Texas property records and appraisals are maintained locally. Use the state’s property-tax resources as a starting point for finding the appropriate county appraisal district or tax office.
Access Texas court information and resources for people navigating legal matters without an attorney.
Review available Texas court forms and probate-related resources. Property ownership and estate issues may require professional legal guidance depending on the situation.
Search official FEMA flood maps and available flood-hazard information for properties throughout Texas.
Access Texas flood viewers, mapping applications, water data, and other statewide geographic resources.
Review statewide and regional information about flood risk, planning, infrastructure, and flood-reduction efforts.
Learn about the Texas Real Estate Commission and the role of licensed real estate brokers and sales agents in Texas.
Access consumer notices, forms, and other information published by the Texas Real Estate Commission.
Our roots are in the Houston area, but our experience extends to communities across Texas. Explore some of the Texas markets and local areas where we’ve worked with property owners.
Houston is where our home-buying experience began and remains the center of our Texas market. We also work with property owners throughout many surrounding Houston-area communities.
Explore our local pages throughout the Houston metro and surrounding counties.
Property pages serving communities throughout the Dallas–Fort Worth and North Texas region.
Explore property pages serving Central Texas communities and surrounding areas.
Property pages serving San Antonio and communities throughout South Texas.
Explore our pages for West Texas and Texas Panhandle markets.
Property pages serving East Texas and communities near the Louisiana border and Gulf Coast.
Additional Texas markets where you can learn more about selling a property directly.
Don’t see your city listed? Tell us about your Texas property. Property location, condition, and other factors can affect whether we’re able to make an offer.
Get My Texas Cash Offer › No obligation to accept an offerEvery property and seller situation is different. Here are answers to some common questions Texas property owners ask about selling directly to Your Local House Buyer.
Yes. We consider Texas properties in their current condition, so you generally do not need to make repairs or renovate the house before contacting us. We review the property’s condition when determining whether we can make an offer.
Yes, we have worked with properties needing everything from cosmetic updates to roof, foundation, plumbing, electrical, and other major repairs. The amount and type of work needed are considered when we evaluate a property.
We regularly consider inherited properties. Depending on how ownership is held, there may be probate, heirship, title, or other issues that need to be resolved before the property can close. We can work with the title company while those issues are reviewed.
Yes. We have worked with out-of-state property owners and remote closings. Depending on the transaction and title company’s requirements, documents may be handled remotely and proceeds can typically be delivered without the seller traveling to Texas.
The timeline depends on the property, title work, seller needs, and other details of the transaction. Some sellers want to close quickly, while others need additional time. If we agree on a sale, we work with the title company to coordinate an appropriate closing date.
If you sell your property directly to us and no real estate agent is involved in the transaction, there is no agent commission for you to pay to us. If you are already represented by an agent or have another agreement in place, the terms of that agreement may still apply.
Not necessarily. Seller circumstances vary. We have handled transactions where a seller needed additional time to relocate after closing. If you need a particular moving timeline, tell us about it so we can determine what may be possible for the transaction.
We consider properties in markets throughout Texas, with our strongest concentration in Houston and the Greater Houston area. Whether we can make an offer depends on the property’s location, condition, value, and other transaction details.
Tell us a little about your Texas property to get started. There are no commissions or fees, and no obligation to accept an offer. You can also call us at 866-219-5696.
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Selling a property can involve more than deciding on a price. Explore our Texas guides covering inherited properties, selling as-is, difficult property situations, and other common questions.
