Title Problems Other Buyers Run From? Bring Them to Us.
532 houses bought since 2015 — many from sellers standing exactly where you are now.
Tell Us About the House
Tell us where the house is and how to reach you — that's it.
Most cash buyers' interest ends the moment a title search comes back messy: an old lien nobody remembers, an heir who can't be found, a deed recorded wrong forty years ago, an estate never probated. The deal dies, and the house stays stuck — sometimes for years.
This is where we're genuinely different: we have a paralegal on staff whose job is untangling exactly these problems. Liens get negotiated and cleared, heirs get located, old estates get opened and closed properly, boundary questions get surveyed and settled. You pay nothing for this work — it's how we're able to buy houses others can't.
After 532 purchases, we've seen nearly every way a title can go sideways — and solved most of them. If you've been told your house "can't be sold," get a second opinion from us before you give up. Our guide to the title problems that kill home sales explains how each one actually gets fixed.
How We Help
- In-house paralegal resolves liens, heirs, and deed issues at no cost to you
- We buy houses mid-probate, with clouds on title, or with unrecorded interests
- Our closing attorney handles the legal work start to finish
- If it truly can’t be solved, we’ll tell you that quickly and for free
What to gather before the first call (any of it helps; none is required)
- Whatever deed or paperwork you have — even a decades-old copy speeds the county-records search.
- Old mortgage statements or payoff letters — the fastest way to run down a lien that was paid but never cancelled.
- Death certificates and any estate papers for former owners — the raw material for fixing an unprobated estate.
- Names and last-known towns of possible heirs — even partial memories give our paralegal a trail.
- Any letter that scared you — lien notices, attorney letters, tax bills. What looks alarming to you is usually routine to us.
How each kind of cloud actually gets cured: the title-problems guide.
Common Questions
There are liens on my house. Can you still buy it?
Usually yes — liens get paid or negotiated out of the sale proceeds at closing. Tax liens, judgment liens, old mortgages that were paid but never released — our paralegal deals with all of them.
A relative on the deed died years ago and no estate was ever opened. Is the house stuck?
Probably not stuck — this is one of the most common problems we solve. An estate can typically be opened and administered even years later; our team handles the process regularly.
What does the title work cost me?
Nothing. The paralegal's work and the legal resolution are part of how we buy the house — the offer you accept is what you receive.
Talk It Through — No Pressure, No Obligation
Thirty seconds to reach out. If selling to us isn't your best move, we'll tell you that too.
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