Sell Your Clint House for Cash, As It Stands, When You're Ready
We pay a fair cash price for houses in Clint, Socorro and Horizon City, with no repairs, no commission and no fees. Inherited or in probate, facing foreclosure, sitting empty, damaged, or tied to a quick move, we price the house in its current condition and you set the closing date.
- 14 combined years in the business
- Nothing to fix, no commission
- Closing on the date you choose
- A check-in after closing
Where We Buy Houses
We buy houses in Clint and nearby towns including Socorro, San Elizario, Horizon City, Fabens and Sparks. We also work in Agua Dulce and Homestead Meadows South. Older adobe and block houses, newer stucco builds and manufactured houses on owned land are all part of what we see.
- Clint
- Socorro
- San Elizario
- Sparks
- Horizon City
- Fabens
- Agua Dulce
- Homestead Meadows South
If the property is just outside these towns, phone anyway. We will tell you directly whether we can make an offer.
Ways We Buy Houses
Most sellers who reach us have one specific problem: a probate file that won't close, a notice of trustee's sale, a cracked slab, or a rental that sits empty. We have 14 combined years in the business, and each of those situations has its own paperwork and its own timeline. Pick the one closest to yours below, or simply describe the house when you phone and we'll explain which path fits.
Cash As-Is Sales
We make a cash offer on the house in its current condition, cover the closing costs, and let you pick the day the sale closes.
Inherited & Probate Houses
A cash offer for an inherited or probate house, timed around the estate paperwork, with no repairs, no cleanout and $0 commission.
Avoid Foreclosure
Behind on payments with a sale date posted? We make a cash offer, pay off the loan at closing and check back afterward to confirm the lien is released.
Damaged Houses
Fire, water, roof or foundation damage does not have to be fixed first. We make a cash offer on the house exactly as it stands.
Relocation & Fast Moves
Moving for work, family or the military? We buy the house as-is for cash and set closing around your move date, then check back on the loose ends once you leave.
Vacant & Problem Houses
Empty houses, problem rentals and properties with code notices, bought as-is for cash, with a check-in after closing so nothing is left hanging.
Who We Are at Real Estate Agent Clint
Clint and the nearby stretch of El Paso County are where we pay cash for houses. We meet at our office or talk by phone and video, so an owner living in another state, or across the country, can sell without making the trip home.
How we work is simple: look at the house honestly, spell out how we reached the offer, close when you say, and stay reachable until every last item is settled. Most cash buyers drop that final step, and it is exactly where a forgotten utility account or a homestead exemption still filed under your name gets fixed before it becomes a headache.
- In business
- 14 combined years in the business
What Shapes Your Cash Offer
Every offer starts from what comparable houses nearby sell for once they are in good repair. From there we subtract what it will take to get this particular house to that point. You never pay fees, commission or closing costs, so the offer is close to what you actually walk away with after any existing loans or liens are paid.
The walk-through takes about five minutes, in person or by video. Then we give you a free, no-obligation cash offer with the reasoning behind it, and you decide with no pressure and no deadline from us.
- Foundation and structure
- Slab foundations on shifting desert soil can crack and settle, which shows up as sticking doors and stair-step cracks in block or stucco. Structural repair is usually the largest single cost we account for.
- Roof, plumbing and HVAC
- An older roof, galvanized supply lines or a worn-out evaporative cooler or furnace all reduce the offer by roughly what replacement will cost. We name each item so you can see the math.
- Title and liens
- Back property taxes, judgment liens, an unpaid HOA balance or a second loan get paid from the sale proceeds at closing. They don't stop a sale, but they change your net.
- Size, lot and layout
- Square footage, bedroom count, lot size and any added rooms without permits all affect what the finished house would sell for.
- Occupancy and contents
- A house with tenants, belongings left behind or debris to haul away takes more work to turn over. You can leave what you don't want, and we factor in the removal.
What Sets Our Sales Apart
On paper a cash sale looks easy, yet small details decide whether it reaches the finish line. This is how we treat them, along with the step many buyers drop: keeping in touch after the deed is recorded.
- A call from us after closing
- Selling leaves a few threads hanging: the last water and electric bills, removing the homestead exemption from your name, forwarding your mail, and keeping the closing statement for tax season. Once funds are released, we phone to go over each one and handle any questions.
- 14 combined years in the business
- Those years showed us where cash deals get stuck: liens nobody released, heirs missing from the title, a deed that never got recorded. We hunt for those issues on day one so they don't pop up days before closing.
- Every part of the offer, explained
- You hear what we found, what the repair costs, and how it moved the price. If the roof decking holds up but the HVAC has failed, we tell you just that instead of handing over a fuzzy total.
- No appraisal, inspection or financing contingency
- We pay cash, so no lender orders an appraisal and no inspection window gives a buyer room to back out or reopen the price. The offer you sign is the offer we bring to the title company.
- Help even when we're not the buyer
- Our price won't suit every seller. When it doesn't, we pass along the most useful contact we know for your situation, like a probate attorney or a housing counselor.
What Sellers Want to Know
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Should I fix or tidy up the house first?
No. We buy the house as it is, so the cracked tile, the dying water heater and any belongings you'd rather not take can stay. We fold repair and cleanout costs into the offer and show you the numbers.
Is it true there's no commission or fees?
Yes. No commission and no fees come out of your side, and we cover the closing costs that go with the sale. The only deductions from your proceeds are debts already tied to the property, such as a mortgage payoff or a tax lien.
Can you buy a house that's still in probate?
Often, yes. In Texas, the executor or administrator usually needs letters testamentary or letters of administration from the court before signing a deed. We can settle on a price today and time the closing to follow the court papers, and we can recommend a probate attorney if you need one.
A foreclosure notice came in the mail. Am I too late?
Not always. Foreclosure sales in Texas take place on the first Tuesday of the month, with notice posted at least 21 days before. Closing a cash sale ahead of that date pays the loan off, so call as soon as the notice arrives.
How do you arrive at your offer?
We start with what the house would bring once fixed up, then take out the repairs we spotted on the walk-through along with holding and resale costs. We go over every repair line so you can weigh the figure yourself.
What do you guarantee?
We guarantee communication all the way to closing, as long as title clears. At every stage you will know where the title work, payoffs and paperwork stand.
What comes after the closing?
You get a call from us. We go over moving or shutting off utilities, dropping the homestead exemption, canceling the insurance and saving your settlement statement for taxes. If anything surprising shows up later, call and we'll help you work out what to do.
What if I choose not to sell to you?
That's okay, since the offer comes with no obligation. Before the call ends, we'll share the most useful alternative contact we know for your situation, so you still have a good place to go next.
How a Sale Runs, Start to Follow-Up
Four steps, and the last one happens after you have been paid.
- 1
Phone and describe the house
Tell us the address, its condition and what is driving the sale. We ask about title, loans and occupancy so nothing surprises either side later.
- 2
Five-minute walk-through
We look at the roof, foundation, plumbing, electrical panel and mechanical systems, in person or over video. Then we give you a cash offer and explain how we reached it.
- 3
Title work and your closing date
If you accept, a title company runs the search, clears liens and prepares the deed. You choose the closing date, whether that is soon or a few weeks out to line up a move.
- 4
We check in once you're paid
With funds in hand, you'll hear from us about utility shutoffs, the homestead exemption, insurance cancellation and your settlement statement. If a stray tax bill or piece of mail turns up, we help you sort out who handles it.
Find Out What the House Is Worth As-Is
A five-minute walk-through gets you a cash offer with every repair item spelled out and an honest read on your options. You choose the closing date, and we stay in touch once it's done.