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.

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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?

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?

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?

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?

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?

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.