Sell the house as-is before foreclosure

You do not have to fix it, stage it, or pretend it is a normal listing. Foundation, roof, insurance claim, stuff in the garage — we look at the house as it sits and the loan as it sits. As-is is not a way we “stop foreclosure.” It is how a sale can still happen when the house and the timeline are ugly.

If the payoff works, that can be cash. If you owe more than it will sell for, that is a short sale — still a purchase from you, still as-is, still with a lender who has to agree to the number. Listing it first to “test the market” often burns the weeks a short sale needed.

Fort Bend, Harris, the metro. We are the buyer, not your agent. We do not stop a foreclosure sale. Already moved out. Owe more than it is worth.

Talk about selling the house. If you want to keep it, who to call for free help.

What the statute actually says

As-is is how the house sits. It does not change Texas’s sale calendar. If the servicer posts it, Property Code § 51.002 still requires a public auction on the first Tuesday with 21 days’ notice.

A purchase before that sale is still a conveyance by you. We look at the house and the loan as they sit. We do not halt the sale. We do not need it staged.

Statute links are the official text. This site is not a law firm. We buy houses. We do not give legal advice.

We do not stop a foreclosure sale. We are the buyer, not your agent.

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