Tax Liens · Dallas, TX

Tax Liens on Your Dallas Home?
Sell and Settle at Closing.

Back taxes and tax liens don't have to mean losing your home at auction. Alpha Cash Buyers can make you a fair cash offer and settle your tax debt directly at closing — so you walk away clean.

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Back taxes paid off directly at closing from sale proceeds

Stop penalties and interest from growing every month

No fees, no commissions — we handle the tax details

Overdue tax bills and financial documents for a Dallas homeowner selling a house with tax liens for cash

You're Not Alone

Tax Liens Are More Common
Than You Think.

Thousands of Texas homeowners fall behind on property taxes every year. It's not always about money management — job loss, medical emergencies, divorce, or simply rising tax assessments can put anyone behind. Whatever brought you here, we've helped homeowners in your exact situation resolve their tax debt and move forward.

$1.8B+

In delinquent property taxes owed across Texas annually

12%

Penalty and interest rate that compounds every year in Texas

July 1

When counties can file suit to seize and sell your property for back taxes

Why a Cash Sale

Why Selling for Cash
Makes Sense With Tax Liens

Settle Taxes at Closing

Back taxes are paid directly from the sale proceeds at closing. You don't need to come up with the money first — the title company handles it all.

Stop Penalties From Growing

Texas charges up to 12% in penalties and interest on delinquent taxes, and the amount grows every month. Selling now stops the bleeding before it gets worse.

Avoid the Tax Sale Auction

If the county forecloses for taxes, your home sells at auction — often for far less than market value. Selling on your terms means you control the price and timeline.

No Repairs, No Fees

You don't need to fix anything or pay any commissions. We buy the home as-is and cover our own closing costs. Our offer is your net amount after taxes are settled.

The Process

How It Works When You Have
Tax Liens

Step 1

Call Us or Submit Your Address

Tell us about your property and your tax situation. We'll research the liens, review the numbers, and walk you through your options — usually within a few hours.

Takes less than 2 minutes

We research the tax lien details for you

No obligation whatsoever

Step 2

Get Your Cash Offer

We'll schedule a brief walkthrough (or do a virtual assessment), factor in the tax lien payoff amount, and present you with a transparent cash offer within 24 hours. You'll see exactly what goes to taxes and what goes to you.

Fair offer based on real market data

Full breakdown: taxes paid, your net proceeds

No hidden fees or deductions

Step 3

Close and Walk Away Clean

At closing, the title company pays off your tax liens directly from the sale proceeds. You keep the remaining equity and walk away with no tax debt hanging over you.

Tax liens settled at the closing table

We handle all the paperwork and coordination

Cash in your hands — no lingering tax debt

What to Expect

Taxes Settled at Close

Back taxes and penalties are paid from sale proceeds. You don't pay anything out of pocket.

No Repairs Needed

Sell exactly as-is. Foundation issues, damage, deferred maintenance — doesn't matter.

Zero Fees

No agent commissions, no closing costs, no hidden charges. Our offer is your net after taxes.

We Handle the Details

We coordinate with the county, title company, and any lien holders so you don't have to.

"I fell behind on property taxes after losing my job and the county had already filed a lien. I thought I'd lose the house for nothing. Jonathan broke down exactly how the sale would work — the back taxes got paid off at closing and I still walked away with money in my pocket. He was honest and upfront the entire time."

David M.

Fort Worth · Tax lien situation

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Tax Lien Questions

How do tax liens work in Texas?

When you fall behind on property taxes in Texas, the county places a lien on your home. This lien takes priority over almost all other debts. Penalties and interest start accruing immediately — up to 12% per year. If the taxes remain unpaid, the county can eventually file a lawsuit to seize and sell your property at a tax sale auction.

Can I sell my home if it has a tax lien?

Yes. A tax lien does not prevent you from selling. The lien is paid off at closing from the sale proceeds through the title company. This is standard practice and happens routinely. You don't need to pay off the taxes before selling — the closing process takes care of it.

Who pays the back taxes — me or the buyer?

The back taxes are paid from the sale proceeds at closing. The title company deducts the amount owed to the county before distributing the remaining funds to you. You don't need to come up with any money out of pocket — it all comes from the sale price.

What about penalties and interest — do those get paid too?

Yes. The full payoff amount — including all accrued penalties and interest — is settled at closing. That's why selling sooner is better: the longer you wait, the more penalties accumulate, which reduces the amount you take home from the sale.

How fast can you close?

As little as 7 days. We buy with our own capital — no bank approvals, no financing contingencies. We work with title companies experienced in handling tax lien payoffs to ensure a smooth, fast closing.

Are there any fees or commissions?

No. We charge zero fees and zero commissions. We cover our own closing costs. The only deduction from your proceeds is the tax lien payoff to the county — which you'd owe regardless. What we offer is what you net after taxes are settled.

How is your offer calculated?

We look at comparable recent sales in your area, the condition of the home, and any needed repairs or updates. We then factor in the tax lien payoff amount. We'll show you the full breakdown so you can see exactly how we arrived at the number — no guesswork, no surprises.

Is getting an offer really no obligation?

Yes. You can get a cash offer and decide it's not right for you — no hard feelings, no follow-up pressure. Many homeowners use our offer simply to understand what their options are. There's zero cost and zero obligation to accept.

Tax Liens on Your Dallas Home?
Sell and Settle at Closing.

Tax Liens Are More Common
Than You Think.