We Buy Houses in  Texas

Sell With Our Cash Offer Program

Sell your house to Chris Harper Investments, LLC

Get a fair cash offer so you can sell without the hassles and stress of listing.

• Competitive cash offer within 24 hours – You choose your closing day.
  Selling for cash often involves fewer complications and less paperwork. Without the need for bank approvals, appraisals, or inspections, the process can be streamlined, reducing the time and effort required on your part. We’ll carefully evaluate your house with our local market expertise to provide a fair, no-obligation cash offer, and close when you’re ready.
  
  
• Zero fees. Zero commissions. No closing costs.
  When you sell your house for cash, you often pay no real estate agent commissions and other fees associated with traditional sales. This means you keep more of the proceeds from the sale in your pocket. We charge no fees, commissions, or closing costs when we buy your house. The sales price is the amount that goes into your pocket.
  
  
• No Showings – No Hassles
  Cash transactions are less prone to falling through compared to deals involving financing. There’s no risk of the buyer’s financing falling through at the last minute, which can happen in traditional sales and can be a major source of stress for sellers. We buy your house “as-is,” meaning no open houses, no weekend showings, and no need to fix the house up.
  
  
• We cover repairs.
  As cash buyers, we purchase properties as-is, meaning you don’t have to invest time or money into repairs or renovations. This can save you a significant amount of time and money, especially if your property is in need of repairs or updates. If your house needs repairs, we’ll handle them for you! You can even leave behind unwanted items, and we’ll haul them off at no extra charge. It’s that easy.
  
  
• Certainty of Sale.
  Cash transactions involve minimal paperwork and fewer contingencies, making the process simpler and more efficient. They also provide a secure and reliable means of selling, eliminating the uncertainty of buyers getting cold feet or financing falling through. Cash buyers are often more flexible with terms and timelines, accommodating your specific needs and preferences.
  
  
• Privacy and Confidentiality.
  Cash transactions can be more discreet than traditional sales, as they often don’t involve listing the property on the market or holding open houses. In full disclosure states, the details of your sale become public record. A confidential sale can be appealing if you value privacy or want to avoid publicizing your sale.
  

Sell The Traditional Way

Listing your house with an agent

The time, money, and stress of listing your house on the market really add up.

• It could take months to sell your house.
  Your home costs you money the entire time it sits on the market. Listing with the wrong realtor can result in a prolonged selling process due to market fluctuations, improper vetting of the buyer, and buyer financing challenges. Imagine that you finally find the right buyer. You agree on terms and make all of their repair requests only to learn they got cold feet or submitted offers on multiple houses at once. Could you wait 90 days to sell your house?
  
  
• Fees and commissions add up.
  In addition to closing costs, commissions and fees stack up and reduce the cash that goes into your pocket. On average, 6% in commissions/fees are paid by a seller. Sellers are typically also responsible for fees associated with researching and providing a clear title, attorney fees, taxes, and closing costs. These fees are paid out prior to seller disbursement.
  
  
• Open Houses and disruptions to your life.
  Not only do you have to get your house ready to show, but the number of showings can seriously disrupt your life. It is common for sellers to have to leave their home numerous times per day or for hours at at time to allow for showings. You also have the inconvenience of securing your valuables and pets while you’re away.
  
  
• You may be asked to make repairs.
  Realtors often recommend costly repairs or renovations to improve the marketability of your home, adding to your expenses and time investment. Once your home is under contract, depending on what happens during the inspection period, you could also be on the hook for repairs you didn’t know you needed but necessary as preventive maintenance measures or often lender required.
  
  
• Competitive Market.
  In a competitive market, buyer expectations are high leading to demands which may be costly for sellers. The more options buyers have to choose from, the higher the chance your home may sit on the market for an extended period, leading to price reductions and decreased interest from potential buyers. More competition will also encourage buyers to “sit on the fence” delaying their purchase decision.
  
  
• Lack of Privacy.
  Listing your home on the market can lead to privacy concerns, with potential buyers and nosy neighbors visiting your property during open houses and showings. The minute your home is listed, it is then shared with hundreds of real estate aggregate sites, prompting agents, buyers and investors to search public records in pursuit of information that can be used during negotiations.