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Your offer equals what the house would sell for after updates, minus repairs, holding and resale costs, and our margin. We can’t quote a number before seeing it, but you’ll get the offer in writing, itemized, within 24 hours of the walkthrough.
A cash buyer takes on the repairs, the holding costs, and the risk of reselling. In exchange, you skip commissions, closing costs, repairs, and months of carrying the house. Compare the amount you’d actually keep from each option, not just the headline price.
Yes. If you think our repair estimate is too high or the after-repair value too low, show us your numbers. We’ll go through each line with you and adjust when the evidence supports it. You’re never pressured to accept or rushed to decide.
No. There’s no commission, no application fee, and no charge for the walkthrough or the offer. We pay standard title and closing costs. The only amounts taken from your sale are debts on the property, like a mortgage, taxes, or liens.
Sometimes, but not always. iBuyers tend to prefer updated homes and deduct service fees and repair credits after inspection. We buy in any condition and show every cost up front. Compare the net amount you’d keep from each offer before you decide.
When the title is clear, the whole process can take as little as 7 to 10 days from your first call. You get a written offer within 24 hours of the walkthrough, and closing follows on the date you choose, up to about 60 days out.
No. A relative, tenant, property manager, or executor can let us in. If nobody’s local, we can arrange access another way, like a lockbox you set up. The walkthrough is the only time we need to be inside before closing.
You’ll sign a purchase contract when you accept, then closing documents at the title company, including the deed. Depending on your situation, you may also sign payoff authorizations, an affidavit of heirship, or a seller’s disclosure. The title company explains each one.
Your contract spells out when either side can cancel, so read it and ask us about anything unclear before you sign. We’d rather you wait a week than sign under pressure. A Texas attorney can review the contract if you’d like an independent opinion.
Closing happens at a local Texas title company. You can sign at the title office, sign by mail, or meet a mobile notary, depending on what the title company allows. It pays off any debts on the house and sends your proceeds by check or wire.
Yes. Foundation movement from San Antonio’s expansive clay soil is a repair we price often. We buy houses with cracked slabs, failing piers, and sloping floors, and we handle the foundation work ourselves after closing. You won’t pay for an engineer’s report or piers first.
We still buy it. Open citations from City of San Antonio Code Enforcement or a nearby city don’t stop the sale. Unpaid fines get settled at closing, and we handle repairs and permits after we own the house. You don’t need to schedule a single inspection.
No. Take what you want and leave the rest, including furniture, clothes, and garage storage. We clear it out after closing at no cost to you, which is especially useful when you’re settling an estate and don’t have weeks to sort through belongings.
Yes. We buy houses with fire damage, roof leaks, burst pipes, and mold. You won’t need a remediation company or an insurance settlement first, but tell us about any open insurance claim so the title company can account for it.
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Yes. Delinquent taxes are paid from your proceeds at closing, so you don’t need cash first. Texas property taxes become delinquent February 1, and penalties and interest build each month, so selling sooner usually leaves more money in your pocket.
You can still sell. The title company finds liens during its search and pays them from your proceeds or works to release old ones. Common examples include judgment liens, contractor liens, and mortgages that were paid off but never released.
Texas doesn’t require an attorney for a home sale, since a title company prepares documents and handles funds. If you’re dealing with probate, divorce, foreclosure, or a disputed title, hire a Texas attorney to protect your interests in ways we can’t.
No. Texas has no state real estate transfer tax. You’ll still owe prorated property taxes for the part of the year you owned the house, and the title company settles that amount at closing. Ask a tax professional about anything specific to your situation.
It depends on your situation. Many owners can exclude some or all of the gain on a primary residence, while rentals and inherited homes follow different rules. Talk with a tax professional before you sell, because we can’t give tax advice.
Often, yes. We can sign a contract during probate and close once the executor receives letters testamentary. Without a will, the title company may accept an affidavit of heirship recorded with the Bexar County Clerk. A Texas attorney can confirm your path.
We can’t promise to stop a foreclosure, but a sale that closes before the trustee sale may help you avoid one. Texas trustee sales happen on the first Tuesday of the month. Call a housing counselor or Texas attorney, and call us early.
Yes. Share your report date, and we’ll schedule closing before it. If you’ve already left Joint Base San Antonio, you can sign by mail, with a mobile notary, or through a power of attorney, depending on what the title company accepts.
Yes. We buy rentals with tenants in place, including tenants who are behind on rent. The lease and deposits transfer to us at closing, so you don’t have to wait for the lease to end or finish an eviction first.
Yes. We buy in 18 nearby cities, including Alamo Heights, Leon Valley, Converse, Schertz, Cibolo, Boerne, New Braunfels, Seguin, and San Marcos. We also buy in rural parts of Bexar, Comal, Guadalupe, Kendall, and Hays counties, using the same process everywhere.
Yes. [Owner Name] owns Sell Your House Fast in San Antonio and meets sellers in person. Our office is at [Street Address], San Antonio, TX [ZIP], and our number is [Phone]. Every sale closes through a local Texas title company.
Call [Phone] and ask anything. You’ll get a straight answer, even if you decide not to sell.
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