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We buy houses in New Braunfels for cash. You get a written offer within 24 hours and close in as little as 7 days. No flood-zone financing. No cancelled rental bookings. No repair list from an inspector. River houses on the Comal and Guadalupe, old homes near the Plaza, new builds in Veramendi: we buy them all as-is.
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Simple 4-step process
Four steps and about a week. It works the same on the river, near the Plaza and in the new subdivisions off Highway 46.
Call (210) XXX-XXXX or send the address through the form. Tell us if the house has flood history or rental bookings. We set a walk-through within 48 hours, around your guests or tenants.
We compare your house to recent sales in the same part of town. River lots, old homes and new subdivisions are priced separately. Then we subtract the real repair cost. You get the number in writing, usually the same day.
Seven days if you’re ready. Up to 60 if you’d rather wait for tubing season to end or a lease to run out. No showings in between.
The title company records the deed in Comal or Guadalupe County, whichever one your lot sits in. Your money is wired the same day. You pay no commission and no closing costs.
Our advantage
New Braunfels has doubled in size in fifteen years. Its housing market is really three markets. There’s the old German town on the Comal and Guadalupe rivers. There’s the vacation-rental belt around Gruene and Schlitterbahn. And there are the subdivisions spreading out Highway 46 and FM 306. Each one sells to different buyers on a different timeline.
A listing here means an appraiser who compares your river house to a Veramendi new build. It means a lender who wants an elevation certificate. And it means a buyer pool that shrinks the moment a flood-zone letter shows up. Homes in this region sit on the market for over three months on average. River and historic properties often take longer.
A cash sale removes the waiting. Here’s what you get when you sell your house for cash in New Braunfels with us:
You can sell a New Braunfels house in days instead of a season. You don’t rebuild after a flood first. You don’t clear a rental calendar. You don’t bring a 1920s Sophienburg home up to new-construction standards.
Listing works when the house is new, dry and empty. Most people searching “sell my house fast New Braunfels” or “we buy houses New Braunfels” own something else.
Sell Your House Fast in San Antonio is a local cash home buyer in New Braunfels. We close on Comal County houses every month, from tube-chute cabins on the Comal to two-story new builds in Meyer Ranch.
Three local problems push a New Braunfels listing past the regional average. A cash offer removes all three.
rivers, 2 counties and 2 school districts in one city. That’s why one ZIP-code price never fits a New Braunfels house.
Anything near the Comal, the Guadalupe or Dry Comal Creek needs an elevation certificate and a flood-insurance quote. Financed buyers stall or walk.
A short-term rental can't show in peak season without losing income. Buyers who want that income want to see the books first.
Old homes near the Plaza have original wiring and pier-and-beam floors. Newer subdivisions have hail-damaged roofs and slab cracks. Inspectors flag both.
We buy New Braunfels houses as-is, with no repairs and no cleanout. Here’s what we see most across 78130, 78132 and 78135:
A New Braunfels offer depends on which New Braunfels you’re in. A cabin on the Comal is priced on river frontage and flood history. A 1920s house in Sophienburg is priced on renovation cost and lot size. A Vintage Oaks home is priced on the land. A Veramendi two-story is priced against the builder’s own resales. National buyers use one formula for all of them and decline half.
We walk the property. We pull the flood map and the booking calendar. Then we give you a number that a real person can explain.
Skip floodplains and STRs entirely, or price the whole city off a Hill Country average.
Price by river, neighborhood and county, and buy the houses the algorithm declines.
Whatever the reason, we’ve bought a Comal County house just like yours.
We’ve bought on both the Comal and the Guadalupe after the 1998, 2002, 2010 and 2015 floods. The repair bill is our problem, not yours.
Permit rules, competition and a soft season changed the math near Gruene and Schlitterbahn. We buy furnished, as-is, between bookings.
Take the keepsakes and leave the rest. We pay for the house with everything still inside and time the closing to the Comal County probate court.
A job in Austin, San Antonio or out of state won’t wait 120 days for a listing. We can close in 7.
One closing date, one wire to each side as the decree spells out, and no summer of weekend showings on the river.
Comal County auctions off foreclosed homes on the first Tuesday of every month. Call before yours and we’ll close first, with the loan paid straight from the sale.
Comal County values have jumped. We pay the tax balance at closing from the proceeds.
Bought in Veramendi or Meyer Ranch in 2022 and need out? With no commission, a cash sale often nets more than a listing when equity is thin.
Describe your situation and you’ll get a straight answer on the first call.
From people who sold a house for cash in New Braunfels
Every neighborhood in 78130, 78132 and 78135
We buy in every part of New Braunfels: downtown and the Sophienburg historic district around the Plaza, Gruene, the river neighborhoods along the Comal and Guadalupe, and the subdivisions off Highway 46, FM 306, FM 1101 and Loop 337, including Veramendi, Meyer Ranch, Havenwood, Vintage Oaks, Mission Hills, Hunter’s Creek, Oak Run and the Gruene Road corridor.
We also buy on the Guadalupe County side of the city toward Seguin, and in Garden Ridge, Spring Branch, Canyon Lake and Bulverde.
New Braunfels is the Comal County seat, home to Gruene Hall, Schlitterbahn, Landa Park, the Comal and Guadalupe rivers, Wurstfest and the Faust Street Bridge. It’s split between New Braunfels ISD and Comal ISD and sits on I-35 about thirty minutes northeast of San Antonio.
Street not listed? Call (210) XXX-XXXX. If it’s inside Comal County, we buy houses there, and we’ll say so on the first call.
Pick the page that matches your situation. Each one covers a single reason Comal County owners sell a house for cash.
Water damage, worn roofs, old wiring. Sell it the way it sits.
Long-term leases or STR calendars, bought furnished and as-is.
How Comal County probate works and how we buy before it finishes.
Beat the Comal County auction date and keep your equity.
Fixed date, split proceeds, no showings. Primary home or river cabin.
Tax, HOA and code liens paid at closing from the proceeds.
No flood-zone financing. No rental calendar. No repair list. Sell your house for cash in New Braunfels: written offer within 24 hours, closing on the day you pick.
To a written offer
Quickest closing
Comal and Guadalupe, both welcome
Common questions
Sell it to a local cash home buyer instead of listing it. You skip the make-ready, the inspection repairs and the buyer’s loan approval. You can close in about 7 days. Call (210) XXX-XXXX or use the form and you’ll have a written offer within 24 hours.
About a week once you accept, as long as the title is clean. Future rental bookings, a flood disclosure or an open Comal County probate can add a few days, and you’ll hear that on the first call. Need more time to move? Pick any date up to 60 days out.
Yes. River properties that took water in 1998, 2002, 2010 or 2015 are a regular part of what we buy. You disclose the history you know about on the Texas seller’s disclosure; we price the remediation against other post-flood sales and take it on ourselves.
Yes, furnished or empty, permitted or not. We can close between bookings or honor confirmed reservations through a date you choose. STR properties are priced on both the retail value and the income value, and you get the higher.
Only for where the title company records the deed and which tax office gets paid. New Braunfels sits in both counties. We confirm the parcel before the offer so nothing changes at closing.
Often, yes. If there’s a will and no debts beyond the mortgage, a muniment of title can clear the way in weeks. If there’s no will, an affidavit of heirship may do it. For a full Comal County administration, we wait for the executor’s letters and close the week they arrive.
It depends on the house. An updated home in Veramendi or Vintage Oaks that can wait a season may gross more with a listing. A river house, an old home near the Plaza or a worn rental is different. There, a cash offer often nets about the same once you take out commission, repairs and months of taxes and insurance, and you skip the flood-financing risk.
Every part. Downtown and Sophienburg, Gruene, both riverbanks, and the subdivisions off Highway 46, FM 306 and Loop 337 such as Veramendi, Meyer Ranch, Havenwood, Vintage Oaks, Mission Hills and Hunter’s Creek. Garden Ridge, Spring Branch, Canyon Lake and the Seguin side of the county too.
No. Tell us the calendar and we’ll close on a date that works, or take over the confirmed stays. You don’t refund anyone or lose a peak-season weekend to sell.
Not until the gavel falls on the first Tuesday. Call the day the notice of sale arrives. We request the loan payoff that afternoon and can close about a week later, with the lender paid from the sale.
Your ID and either the deed or a recent mortgage statement. Add the lease or booking calendar for a rental, and the estate paperwork for an inherited home. Everything else comes from the title company.
We’re local, we buy in Comal County every month, and we’ll tell you if a listing is the smarter move. There’s no charge for the visit or the written offer, and no pressure to take it.