Lots, acreage, infill, inherited dirt. Cash, no agent, no waiting for a builder to call.
Vacant land is the hardest property to sell the normal way. Agents don't love it, buyers need cash or specialty financing, and a lot can sit on the market for a year while the tax bill keeps coming.
We buy lots and land in Oak Cliff and across Dallas County — city infill lots, leftover parcels from an estate, land with back taxes, and acreage on the edge of the metro.
Mike Jackson will call or text you shortly, usually within the hour during the day. If it's urgent, call (972) 954-6120 now.
In the built-out parts of Dallas County, land is worth what a builder will pay to put a house on it, which depends on zoning, lot size, utilities at the street, and what new construction sells for nearby. In some Dallas neighborhoods a 1950s house is worth less than the lot under it — that's why we buy teardowns too.
Farther out, value follows road access, floodplain, utilities, and whether the parcel can be split. A landlocked parcel or one entirely in a FEMA flood zone is worth much less, and we'll tell you if that's what we find.
They inherited it and have never seen it. The taxes have gone unpaid and the county has filed suit. A builder made an offer years ago and never came back. They bought it to build on and life changed. Or it's simply a line on a tax bill they'd rather not have.
Give us the address or the parcel number and we'll do the research — zoning, floodplain, utilities, taxes owed, comparable sales — and make a written offer, usually without you needing to be there. Closing is through a title company; back taxes are paid from proceeds.
Oak Cliff is the most varied part of Dallas: 1920s Tudors and bungalows in Kessler Park and Winnetka Heights, 1940s–'50s cottages around Elmwood and Wynnewood, and 1960s–'70s ranches farther south toward Red Bird. Values have climbed steeply in the north half over the past decade, which means a lot of long-time owners and heirs are sitting on houses worth far more than they realize — often with the tax bill to prove it.
We buy across Oak Cliff, from teardowns near Bishop Arts to estate houses in Glen Oaks.
Areas we buy in: Bishop Arts, Kessler Park, Wynnewood, Kiest Park, Elmwood, Red Bird, Cedar Crest, Beckley Club Estates, Glen Oaks.
ZIP codes: 75208, 75211, 75216, 75224, 75232, 75233, 75237.
Call, text, or use the form. Five minutes of questions — no sales pitch.
We look at the property once and put a real number in writing, usually within 48 hours. We show you how we got there.
A licensed Texas title company handles everything. Close in as little as 7 days, or later if you need time. Cash wired to you.
None of this is required to get started — it just makes the offer faster.
The parcel or account number from your tax bill is enough. We'll find it.
Common with land. They're paid at closing from the sale price.
Not worthless, but worth less. We'll show you what we found and make an offer if the numbers work.
Yes. If the land is the value, we'll price it as land.
I'm Mike Jackson. I'm a real estate investor based in Dallas, TX, and I buy houses across Dallas County, Texas — including Oak Cliff. I'm not an agent and I'm not a national call center. When you call the number on this page, you're calling me.
I started doing this because I kept watching families lose money on houses they didn't want, to a process that wasn't built for them. A cash sale isn't right for everyone, and I'll tell you if it isn't right for you. When it is, I'll make it the easiest part of a hard situation.