Sell Your House with Title Issues Fast
We Buy Houses with Liens, Clouded Titles, Probate Issues & Boundary Disputes in El Paso
We Handle All Liens
Tax liens, mechanic's liens, judgment liens - we pay them off at closing
Clear Clouded Titles
Missing heirs, unrecorded deeds, chain of title issues - we solve them all
Close in 7-14 Days
Fast cash offers with title company protection - no waiting months
Stuck with a House You Can't Sell Because of Title Issues?
If you've inherited a property in El Paso or discovered your house has title problems, you're not alone. Thousands of homeowners face the same challenge every year: they want to sell, but clouded titles, undisclosed liens, probate complications, or boundary disputes stand in the way.
Traditional buyers and mortgage lenders won't touch properties with title defects. Real estate agents often refuse to list them. You're told you need to spend thousands on attorneys, wait months or years for quiet title actions, or pay off liens you didn't even know existed. This is especially challenging if you're also facing foreclosure or own a distressed property.
But there's a better way. At T-Rex Real Estate, we specialize in buying houses with title issues in El Paso. We're cash home buyers who understand the complexities of selling inherited property with liens, fixing title defects, and navigating probate challenges. We handle all the paperwork, pay off liens at closing, and give you a turnkey solution so you can move on with your life. As El Paso's local property experts, we also help landlords sell rental properties and vacant land. Stay informed with our El Paso real estate news.
We've Helped 200+ El Paso Homeowners
Sell properties with title issues that other buyers rejected. From tax liens to missing heirs, we've seen it all and solved it all.
Dealing with Clouded Titles and Missing Heirs
A "clouded title" means there's uncertainty about who legally owns the property. This happens when previous transfers weren't properly recorded, heirs can't be located, or family members disagree about ownership. We buy houses with clouded titles and resolve these complex chain of title issues.
What Makes a Title "Cloudy"?
A clear title means there's an unbroken chain of ownership from the current owner back through history. A clouded title has gaps, disputes, or defects in that chain. Common causes include:
Unrecorded deeds: Someone inherited the property but never recorded the transfer with the county
Missing heirs: One or more heirs can't be located to sign off on the sale
Quitclaim deed issues: Previous transfers used quitclaim deeds that don't guarantee clear title
Errors in public records: Misspelled names, wrong legal descriptions, or recording mistakes
Divorce complications: Property wasn't properly transferred during divorce proceedings
Forgery or fraud: Someone forged a signature on a previous deed
Traditional buyers and mortgage lenders require clear, marketable title. If your title is clouded, they'll walk away. But as cash home buyers in El Paso, we can purchase properties with title defects and work through the resolution process ourselves.
The Fractional Interest Problem
One of the most common title issues we see: three siblings inherit a house, but only two want to sell. Each sibling owns a fractional interest (one-third each). Without all three signatures, the property can't be sold with clear title.
The holdout sibling might be:
Emotionally attached to the family home
Unrealistic about the property's value
Using the property as leverage in family disputes
Simply unreachable or unresponsive
Your options are limited: file a partition lawsuit (expensive and time-consuming), buy out the holdout sibling (if you have the cash), or sell your fractional interest at a steep discount.
Our Solution:
We can purchase fractional interests or work with all parties to structure a deal that satisfies everyone. We've successfully closed deals where siblings were estranged for years. Our experience with selling inherited property with liens and family disputes means we know how to navigate these sensitive situations.
Chain of Title Issues
When the ownership history has gaps or inconsistencies, it creates uncertainty about who truly owns the property. We work with title companies to trace the chain and resolve discrepancies.
We've resolved chain of title issues going back 40+ years
Missing Heirs
Can't locate a sibling, cousin, or other heir who needs to sign? We have resources to conduct heir searches and can structure deals that protect all parties when heirs can't be found.
We've located missing heirs in 7 different states
Quitclaim Deeds
Quitclaim deeds transfer whatever interest the grantor has, but don't guarantee clear title. If your property was transferred via quitclaim deed, we can still buy it and clear the title issues.
We accept properties with quitclaim deed histories
Partition Lawsuits: The Last Resort
When co-owners can't agree on selling, a partition lawsuit forces the sale through the court system. The court appoints a commissioner to sell the property at auction, and the proceeds are divided among the owners.
Sounds simple, but partition lawsuits are:
Expensive: Attorney fees of $10,000-$25,000+
Slow: 12-24 months from filing to sale
Unpredictable: Auction sales often bring below-market prices
Destructive: Permanently damages family relationships
Better Alternative:
Before filing a partition lawsuit, call us. We can often structure a deal that satisfies all parties without court involvement. We've successfully negotiated with holdout heirs, purchased fractional interests, and found creative solutions that avoid litigation.
Even if you've already filed a partition lawsuit, we can still help. We buy properties in partition proceedings and can close quickly, saving you months of waiting and thousands in legal fees.
Average Savings vs. Partition Lawsuit:
$18,500
In legal fees and lost time value
Resolving Undisclosed or Unknown Liens
When you inherit a house in El Paso, you often inherit hidden debt too. Liens can lurk in public records for years, only surfacing when you try to sell. These undisclosed liens can derail traditional sales, but we buy houses with liens and handle all the complications for you.
The Hidden Debt Problem
Most heirs discover liens only after ordering a title search. By then, they've already invested time and money into preparing the property for sale. The shock of discovering $15,000 in back taxes or $8,000 in mechanic's liens can be devastating.
Traditional buyers will walk away immediately. Banks won't approve mortgages on properties with liens. You're left with three bad options: pay the liens yourself (often impossible), wait months for legal resolution, or abandon the sale entirely.
As cash home buyers in El Paso, we offer a fourth option: We buy your house as-is, liens and all. We pay off the liens at closing from the purchase proceeds, so you never have to come out of pocket. You walk away with cash in hand, and we handle all the legal complications.
Average Lien Amount We've Paid Off:
$23,400
Across 200+ transactions in El Paso
Tax Liens
Federal, state, or county tax liens can attach to your property when taxes go unpaid. These take priority over almost all other debts and must be satisfied before the property can be sold with clear title.
Our Solution:
We pay off tax liens directly at closing from the sale proceeds, so you never have to come out of pocket.
Mechanic's Liens
Contractors, subcontractors, or suppliers who weren't paid for work on the property can file mechanic's liens. These can be filed months after the work was completed, catching heirs by surprise.
Our Solution:
We negotiate with lien holders and settle these claims as part of the purchase, removing your liability.
Child Support Liens
If the previous owner owed back child support, the state can place a lien on the property. These liens transfer with the property and must be cleared before sale.
Our Solution:
We work with the state to resolve child support liens at closing, protecting you from enforcement actions.
Medicaid Estate Recovery
When someone receives Medicaid benefits and passes away, the state may file a claim against their estate to recover costs. This creates a lien on inherited property that must be satisfied.
Our Solution:
We handle Medicaid estate recovery claims directly with the state, negotiating settlements when possible.
Judgment Liens
Court judgments from lawsuits, unpaid debts, or credit card judgments can attach to real property. These liens follow the property, not the person, making them the heir's problem.
Our Solution:
We pay off judgment liens at closing, clearing the title so you can sell without legal complications.
HOA Liens
Homeowners association dues and special assessments can result in liens with high interest rates and attorney fees. HOAs can even foreclose on properties for unpaid dues.
Our Solution:
We settle all HOA debts and bring accounts current as part of our purchase, eliminating your exposure.
Why Selling to Us Beats Paying Liens Yourself
Traditional Approach (Painful)
Pay liens out of pocket before you can sell
Wait 3-6 months for lien releases to be recorded
Hire attorneys to negotiate with lien holders
Risk paying more than necessary without expertise
Still need to find a buyer after clearing liens
Selling to T-Rex (Easy)
We pay off all liens at closing from proceeds
Close in 7-14 days, not months
Our team handles all negotiations and paperwork
We have relationships with lien holders for better settlements
You get cash in hand without any out-of-pocket costs
Navigating Probate & Lack of Authority
Many heirs think they own a house the moment a parent or relative passes away. But legally, the title remains in the deceased's name until probate is complete. Selling a house in probate with back taxes or other complications requires special handling - and we specialize in exactly that.
The Probate Authority Gap
Here's the problem: You can't sell property you don't legally own. Even if you're the sole heir, even if the will names you as beneficiary, the property title is still in your deceased relative's name. You need legal authority to transfer that title.
That authority comes through probate. Depending on the situation, you'll need:
Letters of Administration: If there's no will (intestate succession)
Letters Testamentary: If there's a will and you're named executor
Executor's Deed: The legal document that transfers title from the estate to the buyer
Traditional probate in Texas takes 6-12 months minimum. During that time, you're responsible for property taxes, insurance, maintenance, and utilities - even though you can't sell the property yet.
Common Mistake:
Trying to sell before probate is complete. This wastes everyone's time and can create legal liability. We help you understand exactly where you are in the process and what needs to happen before closing.
Types of Probate in Texas
Independent Administration
The fastest and least expensive option. The executor can act without court approval for most decisions.
Timeline: 6-9 months
Dependent Administration
Requires court approval for major decisions. More expensive and time-consuming than independent administration.
Timeline: 12-18 months
Muniment of Title
Simplified process when there are no debts except secured by real estate. The will itself serves as proof of ownership.
Timeline: 3-6 months
Small Estate Affidavit
For estates under $75,000 with no will. Allows transfer without formal probate through an affidavit.
Timeline: 1-3 months
Intestate Succession: Dying Without a Will
When someone dies without a will in Texas, state law determines who inherits. This is called intestate succession. The property doesn't automatically go to the spouse or children - it depends on the family structure.
Texas intestate succession rules:
Married with children: Spouse gets 1/3, children get 2/3 (or spouse gets all community property, children get separate property)
Married, no children: Spouse inherits everything
Unmarried with children: Children inherit everything equally
No spouse or children: Parents inherit, then siblings, then more distant relatives
Intestate succession creates complex ownership situations. Multiple heirs with fractional interests, some who want to sell and some who don't. This is where selling inherited property with liens becomes even more complicated.
We Buy Properties in Intestate Estates
Even if probate isn't complete, we can work with you to structure a deal that closes as soon as you have legal authority. We'll wait for your Letters of Administration and close immediately after they're issued.
The Hidden Costs of Waiting for Probate
$8,400
Average carrying costs during 12-month probate (taxes, insurance, utilities, maintenance)
$5,000-$15,000
Attorney fees for probate administration in Texas
6-18 Months
Time lost waiting for probate to complete before you can sell
Our Probate-Friendly Approach:
We understand probate timelines and requirements. We can give you a cash offer now, then wait for your probate to complete before closing. This gives you certainty and peace of mind while you navigate the legal process.
We've closed deals with executors, administrators, and heirs in all types of probate situations. We know how to work with probate attorneys and courts to ensure a smooth closing. And if the property has back taxes, liens, or other complications, we handle those at closing so you don't have to worry about them.
Boundary Disputes and Encroachments
Older family homes often have outdated surveys, fences built over property lines, or neighbor disputes about boundaries. These property survey issues can kill traditional sales, but we buy houses with boundary problems and encroachment issues.
What Are Boundary Disputes?
A boundary dispute occurs when there's disagreement about where one property ends and another begins. This can happen because:
Outdated surveys: The last survey was done 40+ years ago with less precise methods
Fence placement: Fences were built based on assumptions, not actual property lines
Encroachments: Buildings, driveways, or structures cross property lines
Easement disputes: Disagreements about rights to use portions of the property
Adverse possession claims: Neighbors claiming ownership through long-term use
When you order a new survey to sell the property, these issues surface. The surveyor discovers the fence is 3 feet over the line, or the neighbor's shed is partially on your property, or your driveway encroaches on the neighbor's land.
Why Traditional Buyers Walk Away:
Mortgage lenders require clear boundaries and no encroachments. If the survey shows problems, they won't approve the loan. The buyer walks away, and you're stuck with an unsellable property.
Common Encroachment Problems
Building Encroachments
Part of the house, garage, or shed crosses the property line. This is the most serious type of encroachment and can require expensive legal action to resolve.
Driveway Encroachments
The driveway extends onto the neighbor's property or vice versa. Common in older neighborhoods where driveways were poured without surveys.
Fence Line Disputes
The fence doesn't match the actual property line. One party may have been using land that doesn't belong to them for decades.
Landscaping Encroachments
Trees, bushes, or landscaping features cross property lines. While less serious, these can still complicate sales and create neighbor conflicts.
Utility Encroachments
Utility lines, septic systems, or wells that cross property boundaries. These can create ongoing access and maintenance issues.
Easement Disputes
Disagreements about who has the right to use driveways, pathways, or access routes across the property. Common in rural areas.
Quiet Title Actions for Boundary Issues
When boundary disputes can't be resolved through negotiation, you may need a quiet title action. This is a lawsuit that asks the court to determine the true property boundaries and "quiet" any competing claims.
Quiet title actions are:
Expensive: $5,000-$15,000+ in attorney fees
Slow: 6-18 months to complete
Uncertain: Court decisions can be unpredictable
Adversarial: Destroys neighbor relationships permanently
Even after winning a quiet title action, you still need to find a buyer willing to purchase the property. You've spent months and thousands of dollars just to get to the starting line.
We Buy Properties with Boundary Issues
As cash home buyers in El Paso, we can purchase properties with unresolved boundary disputes. We're willing to take on the "boundary risk" that traditional buyers and mortgage lenders won't accept. We'll handle the quiet title action ourselves after closing, or work with neighbors to resolve disputes.
Why We Can Buy Properties Traditional Buyers Reject
Traditional Buyer Requirements:
Clear Survey Required
Mortgage lenders require a current survey showing no encroachments or boundary issues
Title Insurance Required
Title companies won't insure properties with known boundary disputes
No Risk Tolerance
Buyers using mortgages can't accept any uncertainty about property boundaries
Long Timeline
Buyers expect you to resolve all issues before closing, which can take years
Our Approach:
Cash Purchase
No mortgage means no lender requirements. We can close with boundary issues present
Risk Acceptance
We're experienced investors who understand and accept boundary risks
Post-Closing Resolution
We handle quiet title actions and neighbor negotiations after we buy
Fast Closing
Close in 7-14 days instead of waiting months or years for resolution
Bottom line: We buy houses with boundary disputes, encroachments, easement issues, and survey problems. We understand that fixing title defects takes time and money, and we're willing to take on that burden so you don't have to. Call us at (915) 206-5814 for a free consultation about your boundary issue.
Special Considerations for Inherited Properties
Selling inherited property with liens presents unique challenges. You're dealing with emotional stress, family dynamics, legal complexity, and financial burden all at once. We understand, and we're here to help.
Emotional Burden
Inheriting a house often comes during grief. You're mourning a loss while simultaneously dealing with legal paperwork, family disagreements, and financial decisions. It's overwhelming.
Financial Pressure
You're suddenly responsible for property taxes, insurance, utilities, and maintenance on a house you don't live in. These costs add up quickly, especially if the property has been neglected.
Family Dynamics
Multiple heirs often have different opinions about what to do with the property. Some want to sell, others want to keep it. These disagreements can tear families apart.
Common Title Issues with Inherited Properties
Undisclosed Liens
The deceased may have had debts you didn't know about. Tax liens, judgment liens, mechanic's liens, or Medicaid estate recovery claims can all attach to inherited property.
Probate Delays
You can't sell until probate is complete and you have legal authority. This can take 6-18 months, during which you're paying carrying costs.
Multiple Heirs
When multiple people inherit, all must agree to sell. One holdout can prevent the sale, creating a clouded title situation.
Missing Documentation
Previous transfers may not have been properly recorded. Quitclaim deeds, unrecorded transfers, or missing paperwork create chain of title issues.
Property Condition
Inherited homes are often in poor condition from years of deferred maintenance. Traditional buyers won't purchase without expensive repairs.
Back Taxes
Property taxes may be years behind, creating liens that must be paid before the property can be sold with clear title.
Why Heirs Choose to Sell to Us
We Understand Your Situation
We've worked with hundreds of heirs. We know this is difficult, and we treat you with compassion and respect.
We Handle All the Complexity
Liens, probate, multiple heirs, property condition - we deal with all of it so you don't have to.
We Can Wait for Probate
We'll give you an offer now and wait for probate to complete before closing. This gives you certainty during uncertainty.
We Work with All Heirs
We can structure deals that satisfy multiple heirs with different needs and goals.
We Buy As-Is
No repairs, no cleaning, no staging. We buy inherited properties in any condition.
Fast Cash Payment
Get cash in hand quickly so you can settle the estate and move forward with your life.
A Message to Heirs Dealing with Title Issues
We know you didn't ask for this. You inherited a property with problems you didn't create, and now you're responsible for solving them. It's not fair, and it's not easy.
But you don't have to face this alone. We've helped hundreds of heirs in El Paso sell properties with title issues. We know how to fix title defects, clear liens, navigate probate, and resolve family disputes. We handle all the paperwork, all the negotiations, and all the complications.
You can walk away with cash in hand and peace of mind, knowing the property is no longer your burden. Call us today for a free, no-obligation consultation. Let's find a solution together.
Understanding Quiet Title Actions
A quiet title action is a lawsuit that "quiets" competing claims to property ownership. It's often necessary when selling a house without clear title, but it's expensive and time-consuming. Here's what you need to know.
When Is a Quiet Title Action Needed?
You may need a quiet title action for heirs or other situations when:
Competing Ownership Claims
Multiple people claim to own the property or portions of it
Unresolved Liens
Old liens that can't be released because the lien holder is defunct or can't be located
Boundary Disputes
Neighbors disagree about property lines and won't negotiate
Adverse Possession
Someone claims ownership through long-term use of the property
Errors in Public Records
Recording mistakes that create uncertainty about ownership
Missing or Unknown Heirs
Heirs who can't be located but have potential ownership interests
The Quiet Title Process in Texas
File Lawsuit
Attorney files a quiet title lawsuit in district court, naming all parties with potential claims to the property.
Serve Notice
All parties must be properly served with notice. Unknown parties are served through publication in newspapers.
Discovery & Hearing
Evidence is gathered, depositions taken, and a hearing is held where the judge reviews all claims.
Court Order
Judge issues an order declaring who owns the property and eliminating competing claims.
The Downsides of Quiet Title Actions
Expensive
Attorney fees typically range from $5,000 to $15,000+, plus court costs and filing fees
Time-Consuming
Takes 6-18 months from filing to final order, during which you can't sell the property
Uncertain Outcome
Court decisions can be unpredictable, especially in complex cases with multiple parties
Ongoing Costs
You still pay property taxes, insurance, and maintenance while the lawsuit proceeds
No Guarantee of Sale
Even after winning, you still need to find a buyer willing to purchase the property
Our Alternative Approach
No Out-of-Pocket Costs
We handle all legal work and pay for any necessary quiet title actions after closing
Fast Closing
Close in 7-14 days instead of waiting 6-18 months for court proceedings
Guaranteed Sale
We buy the property regardless of title issues - you don't have to find another buyer
Stop Carrying Costs
No more paying taxes, insurance, and maintenance on a property you can't sell
Cash in Hand
Walk away with money now instead of spending thousands on legal fees with uncertain results
When We Handle Quiet Title Actions
In some cases, we'll purchase your property and then file a quiet title action ourselves after closing. This approach benefits you because:
You get paid immediately without waiting for the lawsuit to complete
We pay all attorney fees and court costs
We take on all the risk and uncertainty of the legal process
You're free from the property and can move on with your life
We have the resources and experience to handle complex quiet title actions. We've successfully cleared titles that other buyers said were impossible to fix.
Real Example:
We purchased a property in El Paso with a 30-year-old lien from a defunct contractor. The lien holder's company no longer existed, and there was no way to get a release.
We bought the property for $135,000, then filed a quiet title action to remove the lien. The lawsuit took 8 months and cost $7,500 in legal fees.
The seller got $135,000 cash immediately and never had to worry about the lien again. We handled everything after closing.
Our Simple 6-Step Process
We've streamlined the process of selling a house with title issues to make it as easy as possible for you. No stress, no complications, no surprises.
Contact Us
Call (915) 206-5814 or fill out our form. Tell us about your property and the title issues you're facing. We've heard it all - liens, probate, boundary disputes, missing heirs - nothing scares us away.
Free Title Consultation
We'll review your situation and explain your options. We can often identify solutions you didn't know existed. This consultation is completely free with no obligation.
Property Evaluation
We'll visit the property and assess its condition. Unlike traditional buyers, we buy houses as-is, so don't worry about repairs or cleaning. We just need to see the property.
Cash Offer
Within 24-48 hours, we'll present a fair cash offer. Our offer accounts for the title issues and the work we'll need to do to resolve them. No hidden fees, no commissions, no surprises.
Title Work
We work with our title company to identify all liens, clouds, and defects. We handle negotiations with lien holders, heir searches, probate coordination - all the complicated stuff.
Close & Get Paid
Close at a reputable title company in 7-14 days (or longer if probate is pending). We pay off all liens at closing. You walk away with cash in hand and all problems solved.
Why Our Process Works
We're Experienced
We've closed 200+ deals with title issues. We know what works and what doesn't.
We're Connected
We have relationships with title companies, attorneys, and lien holders that help us resolve issues faster.
We're Committed
We don't walk away when problems surface. We work through them until closing.
We're Fair
Our offers account for title issues but are still competitive. We want win-win deals.
Benefits of Selling to Cash Home Buyers
When you have title issues, selling to traditional buyers is nearly impossible. Here's why cash home buyers in El Paso are your best option.
All-Cash Offers
No mortgage contingencies means no lender requirements. We can close even with title defects that would kill traditional sales.
Fast Closing
Close in 7-14 days instead of waiting months or years to resolve title issues before selling.
We Pay Off Liens
All liens are paid at closing from the sale proceeds. You never have to come out of pocket.
Buy As-Is
No repairs, no cleaning, no staging. We buy houses in any condition, with any title issues.
We Handle Paperwork
All the complicated legal work, negotiations, and documentation - we take care of everything.
No Fees or Commissions
No real estate agent commissions (6%), no closing costs, no hidden fees. Our offer is what you get.
Traditional Sale vs. Selling to Us
| Factor | Traditional Sale | Selling to T-Rex |
|---|---|---|
| Timeline | 6-24 months (after resolving title issues) | 7-14 days |
| Lien Resolution | You pay out of pocket before listing | We pay at closing from proceeds |
| Title Issues | Must be resolved before sale | We buy with issues present |
| Repairs | Required for market value | None - we buy as-is |
| Commissions | 6% to agents ($12,000 on $200k) | $0 - no commissions |
| Closing Costs | 2-3% ($4,000-$6,000 on $200k) | $0 - we cover closing costs |
| Carrying Costs | $700/month for 12+ months = $8,400+ | Minimal - close in 2 weeks |
| Legal Fees | $5,000-$15,000+ for title work | $0 - we handle all legal work |
| Total Cost/Time | $25,000-$40,000+ / 12-24 months | $0 / 7-14 days |
Real Success Stories from El Paso
These are actual deals we've closed in El Paso. Names changed for privacy, but the situations and solutions are 100% real.
Tax Liens & Mechanic's Liens
4-bedroom house in East El Paso
The Situation:
Inherited property with $18,000 in back property taxes and $12,000 in mechanic's liens from unpaid contractor work. The heir couldn't afford to pay these liens out of pocket.
Our Solution:
We purchased the property for $145,000. At closing, we paid off all $30,000 in liens directly from the proceeds. The heir walked away with $115,000 cash.
Timeline:
12 days from first contact to closing
Clouded Title with Missing Heir
3-bedroom house in Central El Paso
The Situation:
Three siblings inherited the property, but one moved to California 15 years ago and couldn't be located. The title was clouded because all three needed to sign to sell.
Our Solution:
We hired a professional heir locator and found the missing sibling in San Diego. We negotiated with all three parties and structured a deal that satisfied everyone. Closed for $168,000.
Timeline:
45 days (including heir search)
Probate with Back Taxes
5-bedroom house in West El Paso
The Situation:
Property owner died without a will. Heir needed to go through probate but couldn't afford to pay the $22,000 in back taxes while waiting for probate to complete.
Our Solution:
We gave the heir a cash offer immediately and agreed to wait for probate to complete. Once Letters of Administration were issued, we closed in 5 days and paid all back taxes at closing. Heir received $195,000.
Timeline:
8 months (waiting for probate) + 5 days to close
Boundary Dispute & Encroachment
3-bedroom house in Northeast El Paso
The Situation:
New survey revealed the garage encroached 4 feet onto the neighbor's property. Traditional buyers walked away. The neighbor was demanding $15,000 to grant an easement.
Our Solution:
We purchased the property as-is for $152,000, accepting the boundary risk. After closing, we negotiated with the neighbor and resolved the encroachment for $8,000.
Timeline:
10 days to closing
Your Situation Might Be Different, But We Can Still Help
Every title issue is unique. Whether you have liens, clouded titles, probate complications, boundary disputes, or a combination of problems, we have the experience and resources to find a solution.
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What Happens Next?
- We'll contact you within 24 hours
- Free consultation about your title issues
- Property evaluation and fair cash offer
- Close in 7-14 days (or on your timeline)