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Situations

Situations people sell land from

Inherited, behind on taxes, no access, out of state, a lot in town, an ag exemption, severed minerals, floodplain, too many owners. What's specific about each in Texas, and how a direct sale handles it.

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You inherited land in Texas and nobody in the family wants to keep paying taxes on it

Selling inherited land in Texas: who can sign, how heirs' property works when several people are on the deed, and how an as-is sale to one buyer settles it.

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Delinquent property taxes on land: penalties, the tax suit, and selling before the sheriff's sale

How Texas delinquent property taxes work on vacant land (penalties, interest, attorney fees, the tax suit and sale), the redemption period, and how a sale before the tax sale keeps the equity.

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Landlocked land: selling a tract with no legal road access

What landlocked means in Texas, the difference between using a neighbour's road and having a recorded easement, and why a direct buyer can still make an offer.

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You own land in Texas and live somewhere else: selling it without a trip

How absentee owners sell Texas land remotely: what the title company handles, signing from another state, the tax and fraud points to watch.

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A vacant lot in a city or subdivision: mowing liens, HOA dues and the lot nobody built on

Selling a vacant city or subdivision lot in Texas: code and mowing liens, HOA assessments, deed restrictions and why these lots sell as-is to one buyer.

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Acreage with an ag or wildlife exemption: what happens to it when you sell, and what rollback means

How Texas agricultural and wildlife appraisal (the 'ag exemption') affects a land sale: whether it transfers, when a change of use triggers rollback taxes, and what to tell a buyer.

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Surface vs. minerals, pipelines and lease roads: selling Texas land with other people's rights on it

How severed minerals, oil and gas leases, pipeline easements and lease roads affect a Texas land sale, and what a direct buyer needs to know up front.

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Land in a floodplain or wetland, or still carrying storm damage

Selling Texas land that's in a FEMA flood zone, has wetland on it, or was damaged by a hurricane or flood: what buyers check and why it still sells as-is.

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Land with several owners: heirs, ex-spouses, old partnerships, and getting everyone to a closing

How to sell Texas land when several people own undivided interests: what a title company needs, partition when owners disagree, and how a direct buyer works with fractional owners.

Get a written, no-obligation offer on your land within days

You get a call within 24 hours, usually the same day. One Texas land buyer checks the parcel and gives you a written offer with a closing date. No survey, no clean-up, no commission, no fee to you, and no list of companies calling. Buyers in this network typically pay the closing costs; the written offer spells out exactly what they cover.

  • 1. Tell us the county, the kind of land and the situation. Two minutes.
  • 2. You get a call within 24 hours. Your request goes to one Texas land buyer, not to a list.
  • 3. They check the parcel and put the offer in writing. Take it, or take it to a land broker and compare.

A cash as-is offer is below full market value. We say that up front because the buyer will too.

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