Sell Your Lubbock House Fast and As Is. Get Your Cash Offer.
Tell us about your Lubbock house and we can make you a cash offer. We buy homes in Lubbock County. You can often sell as is and choose a closing date that fits your plans.
- Sell as is
- No showings or open houses
- No agent commissions
- No obligation
How to Sell Your House Fast in Lubbock
Four steps from your first answer to closing day.
Tell us about the house
Property type, condition, timeline and address. It takes about two minutes.
Talk with us
We call to learn about the property and your plans.
Review your offer
A quick walkthrough confirms the details, then you review a written offer on your own time.
Close on your date
You choose the closing date. The title or escrow company handles the paperwork and the funds.
The Lubbock Market Right Now
Lubbock prices rose over the past year, and the typical home sold in about six weeks. A cash offer from us gives you another way to plan your sale.
Sources: Redfin Lubbock housing market (Sept 2026); Zillow Lubbock County home values (Aug and Sept 2026).
What Lubbock Sellers Tell Us
From 260 Lubbock County homeowners who answered our questions between October 2025 and October 2026.
Why they are selling
How soon they want to sell
92% want to sell within three months.
What they are selling
9 in 10 of these homes were not listed with an agent.
Shares of answers given, rounded. Source: Cash Offer Company seller requests.
Common Lubbock Situations
We see these often. Each one has a guide with more detail.
Hail or storm damage
In June 2023, the National Weather Service logged hail up to 4.5 inches across in southwest Lubbock. We often buy homes with roof or siding damage as is.
Selling a house that needs repairsRentals near Texas Tech
Texas Tech reported 45,812 students for fall 2026, and many rent homes near campus. We may buy rentals with tenants in place.
Selling a rental propertyAn inherited house
Texas offers a small estate affidavit for some estates without a will. Many heirs talk with a probate attorney first, then request an offer.
Selling an inherited houseBehind on payments
Texas foreclosure sales happen on the first Tuesday of the month. Requesting an offer early can give you more options to compare.
Selling a house in pre-foreclosureA vacant house
An empty house still needs upkeep, insurance and utilities. We often buy vacant homes and work around your schedule for access.
Selling a vacant houseYour listing expired
The median Lubbock home took 45 days to sell in September 2026. If your listing ended, a cash offer is another path to consider.
Selling after your listing expiredMoving on a set date
Starting a new job or moving closer to family? We often let you pick a closing date that matches your move.
Choosing your closing dateWeighing more than one offer
You may have more than one offer to weigh. Comparing terms side by side helps you choose the offer that fits you best.
Comparing cash offersSelling Your House As Is in Lubbock
As is means you sell the house in the condition it is in today. Here is what that usually covers, and what still applies.
What you can leave as is
- Repairs, an older roof or aging systems
- Roof, siding or window damage from hail
- Dated kitchens and bathrooms
- Cleaning, painting, staging and showings
When Lubbock owners sell as is
What still applies
Selling as is changes who handles repairs, not your disclosure duties. Texas Property Code Section 5.008 generally requires a seller's disclosure notice for a single-family home, unless an exemption applies.
Homes built before 1978 also need the federal lead-based paint disclosure (42 U.S.C. 4852d).
As-Is Cash Sale or Listing?
Both work. The right one depends on your timeline and the condition of the house.
| Topic | Cash sale to us | Listing with an agent |
|---|---|---|
| Repairs and prep | Usually none. Sell as is. | Repairs, cleaning and staging are common |
| Showings | Usually one walkthrough | Showings and open houses |
| Time before escrow | No time on market | Lubbock median: 45 days on market |
| Buyer financing | Cash, no lender approval needed | Most buyers need a loan and an appraisal |
| Closing date | You help choose it | Set around the buyer's loan timeline |
| Agent commission | None | Typically paid at closing |
| Best for | Speed, certainty, or a house that needs work | Move-in-ready homes when time isn't a factor |
Areas We Cover in Lubbock County
We buy across the area.
Central Lubbock and Texas Tech
Tech Terrace, Overton, Heart of Lubbock
South and Southwest Lubbock
Lakeridge Country Club Estates, Melonie Park, South Lubbock, Southwest Lubbock
North and East Lubbock
North Lubbock, Northwest Lubbock, Southeast Lubbock
West Lubbock County
Wolfforth, Reese Center, Shallowater
North, East and South Lubbock County
New Deal, Idalou, Abernathy, Slaton, Ransom Canyon, Buffalo Springs
More locations
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Texas Rules Worth Knowing
The basics for selling a home in Lubbock County. General information, not legal or tax advice.
Seller's disclosure notice
Texas Property Code Section 5.008 generally requires a seller of a single-family home to give the buyer a written disclosure notice. Some transfers, such as certain estate and court-ordered sales, are exempt.
Nonjudicial foreclosure timeline
Under Texas Property Code Section 51.002, a homeowner gets at least 20 days to cure a default before notice of sale. Notice of sale goes out at least 21 days before a first-Tuesday auction.
Small estate affidavit
Texas Estates Code Section 205.001 offers a small estate affidavit when there is no will. Estate assets, excluding homestead and exempt property, must be $75,000 or less.
Homestead exemption and property tax
Texas has no state property tax, per the Texas Comptroller. Tax Code Section 11.13 sets a $140,000 school district homestead exemption, and taxes are usually prorated at closing.
Lubbock Seller Questions
Straight answers on how a cash sale works here.
Who makes the offer on my house?
We do. Cash Offer Company buys houses in Lubbock County. Requesting an offer is free and there's no obligation.
Can I sell my house as is in Lubbock?
Yes. We often buy Lubbock homes as is, so you can usually skip repairs, cleaning and showings. The walkthrough helps us understand the condition.
Can I sell my Lubbock house with hail damage?
Often, yes. We often buy homes with roof, siding or window damage as is. Share what you know about the damage and any insurance claim when you request an offer.
Do I need to give a seller's disclosure in Texas?
Texas Property Code Section 5.008 generally requires one for a single-family home. Some estate and court-ordered transfers are exempt. A real estate attorney can confirm what applies to you.
Can I sell a house I inherited in Lubbock?
Usually, once you have the legal right to sell. That may come through probate or a small estate affidavit under Texas Estates Code Section 205.001. A probate attorney can explain your path.
Can I sell if I am behind on my mortgage?
Many owners sell before a foreclosure sale. Texas sales happen on the first Tuesday of the month after at least 21 days' notice. Talk with your lender and a housing counselor too.
Can I sell a rental near Texas Tech with tenants in it?
We often buy rentals with tenants in place. Your lease terms still apply. Texas Property Code Section 92.103 covers security deposit refunds, so ask an attorney how a sale affects them.
How fast can I close?
Many cash sales close in a few weeks, and we can sometimes close sooner. Timing depends on title work and your schedule. You can often pick a date that works for you.
Which areas do you buy in?
We buy across Lubbock County. That includes Lubbock neighborhoods plus Wolfforth, Shallowater, Idalou, Slaton, New Deal and Ransom Canyon.
Get Your Lubbock Cash Offer
A few questions now, a quick call from us, and a closing date you choose.
Start My Cash OfferLast updated October 2026. Market data: Redfin Lubbock housing market (Sept 2026); Zillow Lubbock County home values (Aug and Sept 2026). Rules: Texas Property Code Sections 5.008, 51.002 and 92.103; Texas Estates Code Section 205.001; Texas Comptroller property tax exemptions. Local facts: National Weather Service Lubbock; Texas Tech University. General information, not legal or tax advice.