Sell your Texas rental property as-is

In most cases, yes. A cash offer reflects the cost of repairs, carrying time, and the risk we take on when we buy without conditions. What you're trading for is speed, certainty, and not having to fund repairs or manage a listing. Some sellers decide that tradeoff is worth it. Some don't. We'll give you the number and let you decide.

In Texas, a landlord generally cannot terminate a lease early solely to sell the property. The tenant has the right to remain through the lease term. A sale doesn't void an existing lease. If you're in this situation, we can work around it: we buy with tenants in place, and you're not responsible for what happens after closing.

This is a real concern and worth getting right — which means talking to a CPA, not a home buyer. What we can tell you is that capital gains tax, depreciation recapture, and 1031 exchange rules all apply differently depending on your situation. If you're considering a 1031 exchange to defer taxes by rolling proceeds into another investment, the timeline matters. We can close quickly, which gives you flexibility to identify a replacement property within the required window. For the tax specifics, get advice from a qualified tax professional.

Delinquent taxes don't prevent the sale. They get paid off at closing from the proceeds. If you've received a formal tax foreclosure notice, that's a more time-sensitive situation and there are additional steps involved. We have resources on liens and tax foreclosure you can read.

We buy from LLCs regularly. The process is slightly different on the title side. We'll need to confirm the authorized signatory and ensure the LLC is in good standing but it doesn't complicate or slow the deal in most cases.

The fastest path is a cash buyer who doesn't require repairs, inspections contingencies, or financing approval. We can make an offer within 24 hours and close in as little as a few weeks. Most sellers who work with us are under contract within days and closed within 30 days of first contact.