Have a House in Irving You Need to Sell?

Irving straddles two worlds. The Las Colinas corridor delivers gated golf-course communities, resort-style condos, and newer construction — all minutes from DFW Airport and the growing entertainment district. South of Highway 183, established neighborhoods hold mid-century homes on generous lots with mature trees, where the housing stock dates to the 1950s through 1970s and the infrastructure shows every year of it.

South Irving homeowners face some of the most challenging repair situations in the metroplex. Pier-and-beam foundations from the 1950s, galvanized plumbing that's corroded shut, and electrical panels that haven't been touched since the Johnson administration. Many of these homeowners are elderly, on fixed incomes, and can't afford the $30,000 to $50,000 it would take to bring their homes up to sellable condition. We buy Irving homes in any condition, in any neighborhood — from Las Colinas townhomes to South Irving bungalows. No repairs, no agent fees, no uncertainty.