Terms and Conditions

What These Terms Cover

These terms apply to anyone reading this website, which is run by Real Estate Agent Clint for people in Clint, TX and the surrounding area. By using the site, you agree to them. If you do not agree, please stop using the site.

The Site Is Information, Not an Offer

Our pages explain how we buy houses as-is, including inherited and probate properties, houses facing foreclosure, damaged and vacant houses, and fast moves. Nothing on a page is an offer to buy a specific property or a promise of a particular price or timeline.

A cash offer exists only after we have talked with you, done the walk-through and put the terms in a written purchase agreement that both sides sign. That signed document controls, not the general wording here.

Not Legal, Tax or Financial Advice

We describe processes like probate, foreclosure timelines and closing costs in general terms so you know what to ask. Your situation depends on documents we have not seen, such as a will, a deed of trust or a lien record. For decisions about those, talk with a Texas attorney, a tax professional or your lender.

How to Reach Us

The phone is the only way to contact us through this site. You can reach us at (915) 221-6100. There are no forms, chat or online booking here, and anything you share on a call is your choice to share.

Accuracy and Changes to Content

We try to keep each page correct and current, but details can go out of date or contain errors. We may edit, add or remove content at any time without notice. If something on the site conflicts with what we tell you on the phone or in writing, the direct conversation and the signed agreement are what count.

Ownership of Site Content

The text, layout and images on this site belong to Real Estate Agent Clint or are used with permission. You may read and share pages for personal use. Copying the content for another business or website is not allowed without our written consent.

Limits of Responsibility

The site is provided as it is. We are not responsible for losses that come from relying on general website content instead of a signed agreement, or from short outages and technical problems with the site itself.

Texas Law and Updates

These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Texas. We may revise them from time to time, and the version posted on this page is the one that applies when you visit. If you have a question about any part of them, a phone call is the quickest way to get a clear answer.