Serving Greater Houston · Family-Owned

Sell an Inherited House in Houston — As-Is, for Cash, in Days.

From the Heights to Galveston Bay, from Conroe to Angleton — we buy inherited homes, heir property shares, and vacant lots across Greater Houston. Flood damage, unpaid taxes, family disagreements: all fine.

5.0★
Google Rating
1–4d
Avg. Closing
$0
Seller Fees
As-Is
No Repairs

Why Houston-area families call Mavro

Houston has one of the largest concentrations of heir property in Texas — older neighborhoods full of homes still deeded to grandparents who passed decades ago. We handle the affidavits, the title work, and the back taxes at our cost, and close through a licensed title company.

Our Greater Houston Focus Counties

Where we're most active — properties elsewhere in Greater Houston are considered case by case.

Harris CountyBrazoria CountyGalveston CountyLiberty CountyMontgomery CountyGrimes County
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What Houston Heirs Should Know

Harris County Probate Moves Slow — You Often Don't Need It

Harris County's statutory probate courts handle enormous caseloads. The good news: when there's no will, a recorded affidavit of heirship can establish ownership without ever opening a case — and we prepare and file it at our cost.

Flood-Damaged and Storm-Damaged Homes Welcome

Many inherited Houston homes carry flood history that scares off traditional buyers and complicates insurance. We buy 100% as-is — no repairs, no remediation, no inspection contingencies.

Coastal Counties Have Extra Carrying Costs

Galveston and Brazoria properties come with windstorm insurance, higher premiums, and salt-air upkeep that pile up fast on an empty inherited house. Selling as-is stops the bleeding immediately.

Tax Foreclosure in Harris County Is a Real Deadline

Harris County taxing authorities actively file foreclosure suits on delinquent properties. If a lawsuit or auction notice has arrived, there is still time to sell first and keep your equity — but the window is measured in weeks, not years.

Greater Houston Heir Questions, Answered

Can I sell an inherited Houston house without going through Harris County probate?

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Often yes. With no will, a recorded affidavit of heirship usually establishes ownership without a court case. We prepare and record it at our cost as part of the purchase.

The house flooded and hasn't been repaired. Will you still buy it?

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Yes — as-is means as-is. Flood damage, foundation issues, fire damage, hoarder houses: condition doesn't disqualify a property.

Which Houston-area counties do you cover?

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Harris, Brazoria, Galveston, Liberty, Montgomery, and Grimes counties — the whole metro from Conroe and Magnolia down to the coast.

Who pays the back taxes and closing costs?

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Mavro Properties does — delinquent taxes, liens, title work, and closing costs are all handled by us at closing.

How fast can we close in Houston?

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Most sellers receive funds within 1–4 days of signing. Signing happens with a mobile notary anywhere in the metro.

Talk to a Real Person About Your Greater Houston Property

No pressure, no obligation. Tell us your situation — taxes owed, heirs involved, deadlines — and we'll give you honest input, even if the right answer isn't selling to us.

Mon–Sat · 8am–8pm local · We return every voicemail.

Where we buy in Greater Houston: Houston · Pasadena · Baytown · Conroe · The Woodlands · Galveston · League City · Pearland · Angleton · Liberty · Navasota

More Texas areas: Dallas–Fort Worth · East Texas · Austin & Central Texas · All of Texas

Also buying inherited property in: Texas · Arizona · Florida · Georgia · Arkansas

Important: The information on this page is provided for educational purposes only and is not legal, tax, or financial advice. Laws change and vary by circumstance. Mavro Properties, LLC is a real estate investment company, not a law firm. Before making any decision about an inherited property, tax matter, or estate, please consult a qualified attorney in Texas.