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Property taxes on vacant land are a drain with no return. We buy land as-is and can close in as little as 30 days — stopping the tax bleed and putting cash in your hands.
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The Hidden Cost of Holding Land
Every year that passes means another tax bill for property that isn't generating income. Here's what most landowners deal with.
Annual Tax Bills
Paying hundreds or thousands each year on land that just sits there?
Delinquent Taxes
Fallen behind on payments and worried about penalties or a tax sale?
No Return on Investment
Holding onto land that isn't appreciating or generating any income?
Uncertain Value
Not sure if the land is even worth what you've paid in taxes over the years?
Tax bill due? See the deadline, what each month of waiting costs, and your options in our Texas land property tax guide.
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 your property. We buy land even with delinquent taxes.
Receive a Fair Offer
Get a no-obligation cash offer within 24 hours — we factor in any tax issues.
Get Paid
We handle all closing costs and work with the title company to resolve any tax liens at closing.
What You Won't Have To Do:
- No paying another year of property taxes.
- No listing the land and waiting for a buyer who never comes.
- No paying agent commissions or closing costs.
- No resolving tax liens yourself before you can sell.
- No hidden fees or last-minute surprises.
Tax Burden: Common Questions
Straight answers for Texas landowners in this situation.
When are Texas property taxes due, and what happens if I pay late?
Texas property taxes for 2026 are due by February 1, 2027. On February 2 unpaid bills pick up 7% in penalty and interest, rising to 18% by July and 24% by the next January. A collection penalty of 15% or 20% may be added to taxes still unpaid on July 1.
See the month-by-month penalty scheduleCan I sell my land if I owe back property taxes?
Yes. Back taxes, penalties and interest are paid from the sale proceeds at closing by the title company, so you don't need to pay them out of pocket first. Selling before the county files a tax foreclosure suit protects whatever equity remains.
Do I have to pay this year's property taxes before I sell?
No. In a typical Texas land sale, the current year's taxes are prorated at closing: you pay for the part of the year you owned the land, and the buyer pays the rest. The title company calculates the split, so you don't have to pay the full bill first.
Will selling my land stop the property tax bills?
Yes. Once the sale closes and the deed is recorded, the new owner is responsible for future property taxes. You only pay your prorated share of the year you sell in, which is settled at closing.
Is it worth keeping land I don't use just to keep paying the taxes?
It depends on whether the land is likely to gain more value than it costs to hold. Add up the yearly taxes, insurance and upkeep and compare them with realistic appreciation. If the land earns nothing and you have no plans for it, selling stops the annual cost. If you expect strong growth nearby, holding may pay off.