Start With What Makes Your Sale Different
You do not need a perfect house or a simple situation to ask a question. Choose the guide that best matches what you are working through.
Inherited House
There can be practical decisions and personal memories tied to the same house. Take the next step with clear information and room to decide.
Read the guideProbate Property
A possible buyer and legal authority to sell are separate pieces of the process. Establish the right foundation before committing to a closing date.
Read the guideFacing Foreclosure
Get clear about the actual deadline and your available options. An offer conversation is not a reason to delay contacting the people who can help.
Read the guideDelinquent Property Taxes
Start with an accurate balance and the notices you have received. Then compare a possible sale with the other options available to you.
Read the guideHouse Needs Repairs
You can explore a sale before hiring contractors, finishing a remodel or deciding which project comes first.
Read the guideHouse With Tenants
A sale affects a property that is also someone’s home. Put occupancy, agreements and access at the center of the conversation.
Read the guideHouse With Liens
Identify the concern, verify the records and understand the available proceeds before relying on a proposed sale.
Read the guideA Property Can Fit More Than One Situation
An inherited house may need repairs. A rental may have unpaid taxes. Use the guides to identify the questions that matter, then discuss the property as a whole. A possible offer does not resolve ownership, legal deadlines or responsibilities by itself.
Howdy House focuses on Travis, Williamson, Bell and Hays counties. We explain a direct-sale option so you can compare it with keeping the home, preparing a listing or another approach. You decide whether to continue.