Big Spring · Howard County · Texas
USA Home Buyers buys houses as-is in Big Spring and Howard County. We buy houses as-is, in any condition — no repairs, no cleaning, no cleanout required to sell to us. Find the right local office, compare sale options, or ask us for a cash offer.
The Census reference point for Big Spring falls in Howard County; check the specific property's county and City jurisdiction when choosing an office.
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Local records and offices
Property value, county tax accounts, recording information, court records, and City code notices have different office routes. Start with the office whose work matches the notice or record you have.
Separate appraisal district · property appraisal and search information
Use the appraisal district for property-value and appraisal-record questions. It is separate from the County Tax Assessor / Collector, which handles the county tax-office route.
432-263-8301 · 315 S Main Street, Big Spring, TX 79720.
Howard County · property-tax office and property-search routing
Contact this office about a Howard County property-tax account or tax notice. The tax office is a different route from the appraisal district, County Clerk, and court records.
432-264-2232 · 315 Main Street, Suite D, Big Spring, TX 79721.
Howard County · recording information, probate and civil record routing
The County Clerk lists recording services and county-records information. Follow the County page for the current records route. This is not the office for property appraisals or tax-account balances.
432-264-2213 · 300 S Main Street, Room 104, Big Spring, TX 79720.
Howard County · district-court and case-record routing
For a district-court notice or judgment, use the County directory to find the current court and District Clerk information. The directory lists the 118th District Court and District Clerk separately; it does not determine which court handled a particular case.
City of Big Spring · city code, permits and inspections
The City says Code Enforcement handles City health, safety, zoning, and sanitation codes. For a City notice or permit question, use these City contacts; they are not Howard County offices.
Code Enforcement: 432-264-2504 · 217 East 3rd Street, Big Spring, TX 79720.
Howard County · foreclosure-notice reference
The County notice page is a place to check for posted foreclosure notices. A listing does not determine the status or deadline for a specific property; verify the notice with the responsible office and appropriate counsel.
A Texas sale-cost fact
Texas has no state, county, or city real-estate transfer tax on a deed conveying full ownership. The deed still has to be signed before a notary and recorded with the county clerk. When you sell to us, we pay the closing costs. Your mortgage, liens, back taxes, and share of current property taxes are separate.
For a Howard County recording question, use the County Clerk's current recording information. The transfer-tax rule is in the Texas Constitution.
Selling situations
See how the Texas estate arrangement can affect who has authority to sign and what a buyer may need to review.
Compare the notice and scheduled sale date with options for selling before the foreclosure sale.
Review ownership, signatures, court orders, and a possible sale path.
See how a lease, occupancy, and security deposit can factor into a sale.
Read about City code contacts, notices, and what an as-is sale does and does not change.
Review fire damage, insurance questions, and sale options for the property.
Keep mortgage balances, recorded liens, back taxes, and current property-tax shares separate.
Read or compare
Compare an as-is sale, listing, repairs, inherited property, tenants, and timing.
Browse articles for local seller questions and possible next steps.
Compare the available ways to sell an as-is house in Big Spring.
Read the Big Spring market report for a closer look at local housing trends.
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Reviews and contact
Read the Big Spring reviews page and our public profiles when comparing buyers. You can call any time or use the offer form above.
Start with Howard Central Appraisal District for appraisal and property-value questions. Call 432-263-8301 or use its contact and property-tax system links above. The appraisal district is separate from the County Tax Assessor / Collector.
Use the Howard County Tax Assessor / Collector at 432-264-2232 for the County tax-office route and ask about the specific property account. The appraisal district handles appraisal questions, not the County tax-office account.
The Howard County Clerk provides recording information and County-records routing; follow the County page for the current records route. For a district-court notice or judgment, use the Howard County District Court directory, which lists the 118th District Court and District Clerk. A specific case determines the right court record.
Texas has no state, county, or city real-estate transfer tax on a deed conveying full ownership. The deed still has to be signed before a notary and recorded with the county clerk. When you sell to us, we pay the closing costs. Your mortgage, liens, back taxes, and share of current property taxes are separate.
For a City of Big Spring code notice, contact City Code Enforcement at 432-264-2504 or use the City links above. City contacts handle City matters; a property outside City jurisdiction may have a different authority.
Howard County publishes a foreclosure-notices page linked above. Check the responsible office and appropriate counsel about the status and deadline for a particular notice; a listing alone does not settle those questions.