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Any Louisiana address, any condition. Two minutes. We buy across all 64 parishes.
New Orleans to Baton Rouge, Shreveport to Lafayette — we buy as-is anywhere in Louisiana.
All 64 Louisiana parishes · Any condition · Zero agent fees
Louisiana is the only state built on civil law rather than common law, which means the terminology and procedures around estates and foreclosure are different from anywhere else in the country. An estate is a "succession," not a probate, and foreclosure runs through a streamlined process called executory process.
Louisiana also faces the same storm exposure as Florida and Texas — hurricanes, flooding, and aging housing stock in parishes that have seen repeated storm damage over the years.
We buy properties across all of Louisiana, from New Orleans and the surrounding parishes to Shreveport and the rural north. Submit the address, receive a written offer within 48 hours, and close on your timeline.
Hurricane season and flooding leave behind properties that owners cannot afford or do not want to repair, particularly around New Orleans and the Gulf Coast parishes. We buy properties with storm damage exactly as they stand — no remediation required before we make an offer.
Louisiana calls its estate process a succession rather than probate, and it runs through District Court under the state's civil law system. We regularly buy properties mid-succession or recently settled, working directly with succession attorneys.
Louisiana's executory process moves through the courts but faster than a standard judicial foreclosure elsewhere, often 60 to 90 days once filed. A cash sale before that date clears the mortgage and protects remaining equity.
The Gulf Coast, the river parishes, and the north.
Any Louisiana address, any condition. Two minutes. We buy across all 64 parishes.
A written offer within 48 hours, priced on comparable Louisiana sales. No obligation.
We work with a licensed Louisiana notary or title company and coordinate everything. Funds at closing.
Two minutes. No commitment. We follow up within 48 hours.
No obligation · No repairs required · We never share your info
Louisiana uses a civil-law process called executory process, which is faster than a standard judicial foreclosure elsewhere but still involves the courts. It typically moves in 60 to 90 days once filed. If you've received notice, reach out early.
Louisiana is the one state that uses civil law rather than common law, and it calls the estate process a "succession" instead of probate. Successions run through District Court. We buy properties mid-succession or recently settled, working directly with succession attorneys.
Yes. Storm and flood damage is one of the most common situations we see in Louisiana, particularly in and around New Orleans and the Gulf Coast parishes. We buy as-is, regardless of the extent of damage.
Yes. We buy across Louisiana — New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Shreveport, Lafayette, and the rural parishes in between. Condition and location are not disqualifiers.
No. This is a direct sale. No agents, no commissions, no MLS listing. You deal with us directly and keep every dollar of the agreed price.