Frequently Asked Questions

Not at all — the earlier you reach out, the more options you have. Once a foreclosure sale date is set, your options narrow fast. We'd rather talk to you six months before that happens than the week of.

Usually, yes, once the property has gone through (or is going through) probate. We work with probate situations regularly and can walk you through exactly what stage yours is at.

No — in fact, that’s one of the most common reasons homeowners come to us. We buy the property as-is, violations and all, so you’re not the one who has to bring it up to code.

Everything can be handled remotely — evaluation, paperwork, and closing. Many of our sellers never set foot in Texas during the process.

Yes — property tax debt is one of the most common situations we help with. We handle the payoff directly as part of closing, so you’re not the one coordinating with the county under time pressure.

Yes. Selling during a divorce often calls for a fast, clean, unbiased sale rather than a drawn-out listing process. We can work directly with both parties and keep the transaction straightforward.

Yes, including properties with tenants currently in place. We handle these case-by-case and can talk through what the transition looks like for you and your tenants.

Yes. We purchase vacant land and lots in addition to houses, anywhere in our Dallas-Fort Worth and Greater Houston service areas.

We look at the property’s condition, recent comparable sales in the area, and the cost of any repairs or updates it would need. The offer reflects a fair cash price for buying as-is, without the time or cost of a traditional listing.

It varies by situation — we’ve closed in as little as two weeks, and we’re also glad to work on a longer timeline if that’s what fits your circumstances.

Correct. We buy properties in their current condition — no cleaning, repairs, or updates needed before closing.

Yes. As part of a direct sale to us, we cover standard closing costs — one less thing for you to budget for.

It can be handled remotely — evaluation, paperwork, and signing can all be done without you needing to travel to Texas.

In most cases, yes. Your existing mortgage payoff is factored into the offer, and the difference — your equity — comes to you at closing, the same as it would in a traditional sale.

In many cases, yes — liens are typically resolved out of the sale proceeds at closing, similar to a mortgage payoff. We’ll walk you through exactly what’s owed and how it affects the numbers before you commit to anything.

Nothing happens. There’s no cost, no obligation, and no pressure to move forward — you can accept, decline, or just take time to think it over.

No. Requesting an offer, talking with our team, or even receiving a written offer never obligates you to sell. You’re free to walk away at any point.

We use publicly available property records to identify properties and reach out to owners directly. We don’t purchase leads from third-party marketing lists.

We purchase at a price that accounts for repair costs, holding costs, and the property’s resale value, and then either resell it or hold it. That margin is how we operate as a business, and it’s why we’re able to offer a fast, as-is, commission-free sale.

Your property came up in our research into publicly available records — not an assumption about your personal situation. There’s no obligation to respond, and no pressure if you do.

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No — we’re not a brokerage. RC Property Solutions buys properties directly, as the actual buyer, not as a listing agent. That’s part of why there’s no commission: you’re selling directly to us, not through an intermediary.

Local. We’re a Texas-based company operating in Dallas-Fort Worth and Greater Houston, not a national franchise or call center. When you talk to us, you’re talking to the same local team handling your specific property.

No — we don’t sell or share your information with third parties for marketing purposes. See our Privacy Policy for full details on how your information is used and protected.