Texas Property Resource Center
When you’re facing property hurdles in Texas, it feels like there’s a ‘hidden’ rulebook that nobody ever explained to you. We’ve made it our mission to study those rules so you don’t have to. We are a local team that isn’t afraid to roll up our sleeves, dig into property records, and find the specific options that can save your equity or clear a messy title. We’re here to share what we’ve found and help you figure out the best path forward—whether that’s a cash offer from us or just some better information to help you sleep at night. Take a look at these tips you may not have heard yet, and if you’re ready to see how they apply to your house, we’re ready to get to work.
Check out these resources and links below…
Property Tax Sale
Did you know? In Texas, properties with unpaid taxes can be sold at public auction on the first Tuesday of the month. This resource explains timelines, redemption rights, and options before a sale occurs.
Mortgage Foreclosure
Did you know? Texas allows non-judicial foreclosures, meaning homes can be sold in as little as a few weeks after notice. We outline key deadlines and homeowner options.
Probate & Heirship
Did you know? Some inherited properties in Texas can transfer without full probate using an Affidavit of Heirship. Learn when probate is required and when simpler paths may apply.
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As-Is Property Sales
Did you know? Selling a home “as-is” in Texas does not remove all disclosure responsibilities. This resource explains common risks and how liability is typically handled.
Read the ‘As-Is’ Selling Resource →
Divorce & Property
Did you know? Texas is a community property state, which affects how real estate is divided during divorce. We explain how timing and ownership are commonly handled.
Get the Divorce Selling Resource →
Code Violations
Did you know? Many Texas cities issue daily fines or liens for unresolved code violations. This resource covers how enforcement works and how issues are resolved.
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