Based in McKinney. I buy properties with broken titles, delinquent taxes, partial interests, and heir disputes across all of Collin County — cash, fast close, no lender required.
My office is in McKinney. The Collin County courthouse, the Collin Central Appraisal District, and the taxing authorities across this county are not abstractions to me — they're relationships I've built over years of closed transactions.
Collin County's rapid growth has created a specific set of real estate complications: older properties with tangled titles that predated the boom, inherited land that's been subdivided informally, and tax foreclosure lawsuits on properties whose owners moved away years ago.
If you have a problem property anywhere in Collin County, I want to hear about it. I'll tell you honestly within 48 hours whether I can help and what the path looks like.
When property taxes go unpaid, Collin County and the relevant MUD or school district file a lawsuit in the Collin County district court. Once judgment is entered, the property can be sold at a constable auction. I step in before that happens and structure a buyout that stops the lawsuit and gets the owner paid.
Collin County's probate court handles estates that include real property. When an estate includes a property with title complications or heir disagreements, the process stalls. I work alongside probate attorneys in McKinney to resolve the property side so the estate can close.
Much of Collin County's residential land changed hands quickly during the growth boom. That speed left behind title gaps — deeds that were never properly recorded, surveys that were never updated, easements that were never disclosed. These issues surface at closing and kill transactions. I buy through them.
I'm in McKinney. If it's in Collin County, I know it. Fill out the form and I'll call you within 24 hours.