Selling or leasing a house in Houston
Yes, we buy houses and lease co-living homes in the Houston area, in Harris, Fort Bend and Montgomery counties. We buy as-is, with no commissions and no fees to the seller, and we lease whole houses to housing partners near public transit.
What is different about Houston?
Houston sprawls. It is a city of long distances, many neighborhoods and few natural boundaries, and where a house sits shapes everything about daily life. Two houses with the same number of bedrooms can lead to very different days for the people who live in them.
Which counties do we cover?
- Harris County. The city of Houston and the communities around it.
- Fort Bend County. Southwest of the city, including Sugar Land and Missouri City.
- Montgomery County. North of the city, including Conroe and The Woodlands.
Why does flood history come up here?
In the Houston area, a house's flood history is a basic fact about it. We want to know it up front, whether we are buying from a seller or preparing a house for a partner. If your house has flooded, tell us. We buy as-is and we would rather know than be surprised.
What should housing partners know?
Houston METRO runs buses and light rail, and distances are large. For a program whose residents depend on transit, the choice of neighborhood matters more here than in a compact city. We look for houses within reach of a METRO line and talk through the route with partners before a lease.
Questions about Houston
More on the full FAQ.
Can you buy a Houston house that has flooded before?
Possibly. We buy houses as-is, and flood history is one of the first things we want to know. Tell us what you know and we will say plainly whether the house fits.
Which Houston-area counties do you cover?
Harris, Fort Bend and Montgomery counties.