Need to Fund Care for a Loved One? Sell the Land. Get Cash Now.
When a family member needs assisted living, medical care, or long-term support, selling land can provide the funds you need. We make the process fast, fair, and compassionate.
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Your Family Needs Cash — Not Land
When care costs are mounting, an idle piece of land isn't helping anyone. Converting it to cash can make a real difference.
Rising Care Costs
Assisted living, in-home care, and medical bills add up fast — thousands per month.
Time Sensitivity
Care decisions can't wait 6–12 months for a traditional land sale to close.
Power of Attorney
Selling on behalf of a relative adds legal steps that most buyers aren't equipped to handle.
Emotional Weight
Selling a family property is hard enough without the stress of a complicated process.
Fair Offer. Simple Process. Fast Close.
It's our mission to offer a fair price for the land with a straightforward, stress-free process from start to finish. We handle the heavy lifting.
Contact Us
Tell us about the property and the situation. We work with families, attorneys, and POA holders.
Receive a Fair Offer
Get a compassionate, no-obligation cash offer within 24 hours.
Get Paid Fast
Close through a licensed title company as quickly as your family needs. We pay all closing costs.
What You Won't Have To Do:
- No waiting months for a buyer while care bills pile up.
- No paying agent commissions when you need every dollar.
- No navigating complex paperwork alone.
- No paying closing costs out of pocket.
- No pressure — we move on your timeline.
Aging Relative / Fund Care: Common Questions
Straight answers for Texas landowners in this situation.
Can I sell my parent's land with a power of attorney in Texas?
Yes, if the power of attorney gives you authority over real estate. In Texas, a durable power of attorney used to sell land generally must be recorded in the county where the land is located. The title company reviews the document before closing to confirm it covers the sale.
What if my parent can no longer make decisions and there's no power of attorney?
Then a court usually has to appoint a guardian of the estate, and the guardian needs court approval to sell real estate. The process takes time, so an elder law attorney is the right first call.
Will selling my parent's land affect Medicaid eligibility?
It can. Selling at fair market value isn't treated as a gift, but the money from the sale becomes a countable asset that can affect eligibility for Medicaid long-term care. Talk to an elder law attorney before selling so the proceeds are handled the right way.
How quickly can we get cash from the land to pay for care?
Light Street sends a cash offer within 24 hours and can close in as little as 30 days. Funds are released by wire transfer or check on closing day.
Do all my siblings have to agree to sell our parent's land?
Legally, only the owners of record need to sign. If your parent owns the land, your parent or their agent under a valid power of attorney signs. Siblings don't have to approve, though it helps to agree as a family first. If the land is already inherited, every heir signs to sell the whole property, or an heir can sell just their own share.