Austin prices are the highest in Texas, which means Austin sellers usually have a real choice: list it and wait, or sell it as-is and be done. We show you both numbers — estimated market value and the likely cash price — so the choice is yours, with the math in front of you. Most Austin sales through us start with an inherited house or a life change, not a bidding war.
Median sale price in the Austin metro, Q2 2026 (Texas Association of Realtors) — the highest of the big Texas metros. Bigger spreads per deal, and more equity for sellers to protect.
Travis County properties were posted for the October 6, 2026 foreclosure sale — a real pipeline, even in Texas's most expensive metro.
Active pre-foreclosures in Travis County in May 2026 — homeowners somewhere in the process, most of whom have more options than they realize.
People in the Austin metro (2025 Census estimate: 2,620,945) — the smallest of the big four, and the fastest-growing since 2020.
From Austin to Round Rock, Georgetown, and San Marcos — start with the value check and we'll tell you honestly whether we have a buyer for your county.
In Texas, foreclosure sales happen on the first Tuesday of every month at the county courthouse, and the Notice of Sale must be filed with the county clerk at least 21 days before that Tuesday. That date is a real deadline. We cannot stop a foreclosure — nobody honest can promise that — but selling before the sale date is one of your options, and the earlier you look at the numbers, the more options you keep. See all your options →
Austin's most common path to us: probate, clean-outs, and selling as-is at a fair, explained price.
One clean number both sides can plan around, and a private way to be done.
Your options — including lender loss mitigation and free HUD counseling — explained plainly.