We Buy Houses in Texas
Need to sell a Texas house fast, in any condition? KASA Acquisitions buys Texas houses as-is, without repairs, showings or agent commissions.
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- No agent commissions or closing costs
- No repairs or cleaning
- No obligation to accept
Selling a House in Texas
Foreclosure timing
Many Texas foreclosures happen outside of court, and sales are generally held on the first Tuesday of the month. Timelines can be short, so read every notice and get help early.
Property taxes
Property taxes can be a major cost in Texas. If you are behind, ask your county tax office about the amount owed and your options.
Inherited property
Texas has several ways to handle an estate. A Texas attorney can tell you which applies and who can sign.
We buy in select Texas markets and review each address individually. Send yours and we will give you a straight answer about whether we can make an offer.
Selling a House in Texas: What to Know
- Foreclosures move quickly. Most Texas foreclosures are non-judicial. Sales happen on the first Tuesday of the month at the county courthouse, and the notice of sale must be posted at least 21 days ahead. If you receive a notice, every week counts.
- No state transfer tax. Texas does not charge a deed transfer tax. When you sell to us, we pay the normal closing costs.
- Seller’s disclosure notice. Texas law requires most sellers of a single-family home to give a written disclosure of known conditions.
- Property taxes add up. Texas has no state income tax, so local property taxes are high. Unpaid taxes become a lien on the house and are paid from the sale at closing.
- Estate options. Texas offers shortcuts such as a muniment of title or a small estate affidavit in some cases. A Texas probate attorney can tell you which applies.
Why Texas Sellers Call Us
Texas calls usually come from owners facing a posted foreclosure date, heirs who live in another state, landlords tired of managing a rental, and owners of houses with foundation movement, which is common in many Texas soils. We buy these houses as they are.
Facing a deadline on a Texas property? Get a no-obligation cash offer before your options narrow.
Guides for Your Situation
- Inherited houseYou inherited a house you do not want to keep or manage.
- ProbateThe estate is in probate and the house needs to be sold.
- ForeclosureYou are behind on payments and running out of time.
- Code violationsOpen violations, fines or city notices on the property.
- Major repairsRoof, foundation or systems that cost too much to fix.
- Rental with tenantsYou want to sell a rental while tenants still live there.
- Vacant houseAn empty house costing you taxes, insurance and worry.
- Selling as-isYou want to sell without fixing, cleaning or staging.
- Problem tenantsTenants who do not pay or are damaging the property.
- RelocatingA new job or move means selling on a timeline.
- DivorceYou need to sell and split the proceeds cleanly.
- Behind on taxesUnpaid property taxes or tax liens piling up.
- Fire damageA fire left the house damaged or unlivable.
- Title problemsLiens, missing heirs or paperwork holding up a sale.
- Municipal liensCity liens for utilities, mowing or code fines.
- Need to sell fastYou need to close quickly without being rushed.
- Investment propertyA rental or second property you are ready to let go.
- Out-of-state ownerYou live far away and cannot manage a sale in person.