Vinh X Truong

Vinh X Truong I buy problems that come from properties in any condition regardless of the situation, period. Luxury or Ugly home? Probate? Divorce? Over leveraged? IRS Tax liens?
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Lost of income? Child support? You name it I'll have a few solutions to choose from

08/27/2026

Vinh here.

Third question people are almost embarrassed to ask me: "There's a tax lien on the house. Can I even sell it?"

Yes. And you're not the only one asking. This comes up more than people think — inherited houses with back taxes, properties that racked up liens while someone was sick, or just underwater and avoiding the mail.

A lien doesn't mean the house is stuck forever. It means there's a number that gets paid at closing before you see your share. That's it. It's math, not a life sentence.

I've closed deals with tax liens, mechanic's liens — all of it. The lien gets satisfied out of the proceeds, and you walk away with what's left: debt handled, house gone, weight off your shoulders.

If you've been sitting on a property because you assumed the liens made it unsellable, call me before you keep assuming. I'll pull the numbers, show you exactly what's owed and what's left over, and hand you $1,000 cash just for the conversation.

713-551-1150. I read every message myself.

08/26/2026

Vinh here.

Second question people bring me, usually with their voice cracking: "I'm going through a divorce — what happens to the house?"

Here's what nobody tells you: you don't have to wait for the divorce to be finalized to sell.

I've watched couples stay stuck in a home neither of them wants, splitting a mortgage on a marriage that's already over, because someone told them "you can't do anything until the paperwork's done." That's not true. With the right agreement between both parties, the house can be sold mid-process — and both people can take their share and start over sooner.

A house is not worth more than your peace. It's not worth another six months of walking past a room that used to mean something.

If you're going through a divorce and the house is the one thing still tying you to each other, let's talk about what selling now could actually look like — for both of you. I'll walk you through it straight, no judgment, and hand you $1,000 cash just for your time.

713-551-1150. I read every message myself.

08/25/2026

Vinh here.

The question I get asked more than any other: "Can I even sell if I'm behind on payments?"

Yes. Almost always, yes.

Here's the fear that keeps people stuck: they think being behind means the bank already owns the house, or that no one will touch a property with missed payments on it. Neither is true. Until the foreclosure sale actually happens, you still own that house — and you still have options.

Being behind on payments doesn't erase your equity. It doesn't erase your rights. It just shrinks your window to act.

I've sat across the table from people who thought they had no choice but to let it go to auction. Most of them had more time — and more equity — than they realized. We just had to move faster than their fear was telling them to.

If you're behind and don't know where you stand, don't wait for a letter from the bank to tell you what to do next. Call me first. I'll look at your numbers, tell you the truth about your timeline, and hand you $1,000 cash just for sitting down with me — deal or no deal.

713-551-1150. I read every message myself.

08/24/2026

Vinh here.

Three siblings. One house. Their mother had been gone eight months.

Nobody could agree on anything. One wanted to sell fast, one wanted top dollar, one wouldn't return calls. Meanwhile the house sat there — empty, taxes piling up, pipes freezing one winter because nobody was checking on it.

That's what probate does to a family that's already grieving. It turns a house into a battlefield. And every month it sits, it loses more value — and the siblings lose a little more of each other.

Here's what I told them: You don't have to agree on everything. You just have to agree on one thing — getting it sold so everyone can finally move on.

I bought it as-is. No repairs, no showings, no fighting over who mows the lawn. Three checks cut, three people released from a house that was holding all of them hostage.

If you're an heir sitting on a property tangled up in probate — even if the family isn't speaking, even if the will's unclear, even if it's been sitting empty for a year — call me. I'll sit down with you, walk you through exactly what your options are, and hand you $1,000 cash just for your time, whether we do a deal or not.

713-551-1150. I read every message myself.

08/22/2026

Vinh here.

I went quiet for a while. Not on purpose — just heads down, phone in hand, working through calls like the one I told you about last time. The 10:30 PM ones. The ones where somebody's ready to hand their house back and walk away from everything they built.

I'll be honest — this business doesn't let up, and sometimes the work matters more than the post. But you deserve to hear from me, not just about me.

So here's where I've been: quietly picking up the phone for Houston families in the middle of foreclosure, divorce, probate, and tax debt. Situations nobody else wants to touch because they're messy and human, not clean and easy.

If that's you right now — behind on payments, sitting on a house tangled up in probate, going through a divorce and don't know what happens to the home — I want you to know something: you're not out of options. You're just out of people who'll tell you the truth.

Call or text me. Even if we sit down and it's not a fit, I'll hand you $1,000 cash just for your time. That's how sure I am there's a real answer waiting for you.

713-551-1150. I read every message myself.

06/06/2026

It was 10:30 PM last night when my phone rang.

A Houston homeowner. Voice shaking. Barely holding it together.

He bought 15 months ago. Put $125K into the deal. Market value is $775K. Loan balance is $675K. On paper, there's equity.

But foreclosure is set for July 7, 2026.

He hadn't told his wife yet. Said she'd leave him if she found out.

He called me to say he was done. Ready to hand the keys back to the lender. Walk away from everything — the equity, the investment, the life he was trying to build.

I told him: Don't give it back. Not yet. Not until you hear what you actually have.

Here's what most Houston homeowners facing foreclosure don't realize:

✅ Handing it back to the lender (deed-in-lieu) is almost never your best option — especially when there's equity on the table

✅ A $100K equity spread doesn't disappear at foreclosure — but your window to capture it does

✅ You don't need to be caught between saving the home AND protecting your family — there's a third path

✅ Distressed doesn't mean worthless. It means someone hasn't shown you your options yet

By the end of the call, he had a plan. This morning, we're moving forward with a listing strategy designed to close before July 7.

He didn't lose everything. He just needed someone to pick up the phone at 10:30 at night and tell him the truth.

If you or someone you know in Houston, Texas is facing foreclosure, behind on payments, or mentally drained trying to figure out what to do with a property — call or text me directly: 713-551-1150.

I buy, list, and solve problems other agents and investors walk away from.

📍 Houston, TX | Fort Worth | Dallas | San Antonio | Austin

06/03/2026

Most Texas homeowners in distress don't know they have OPTIONS.

Here's what nobody tells you:

✅ You can sell a property with an IRS lien — I do it regularly
✅ You can sell mid-divorce — doesn't have to wait for court finalization
✅ You can sell an inherited property still in the deceased's name
✅ You can sell with bad tenants still inside
✅ You can sell with code violations and unpermitted work
✅ You can sell if you're upside down and owe more than it's worth

Traditional real estate was not built for distressed situations.
I was.

Which one of these applies to you or someone you know?
Comment below or DM me — I read every message.

☎️ (713) 551-1150

06/03/2026

How I evaluate a distressed property in under 10 minutes:

Most people overthink it. Here's my quick framework:

✅ What's the title situation? (liens, probate, clear?)
✅ What's the ARV? (after repair value — what's it worth fixed?)
✅ What are the repair costs? (rough estimate, not perfect)
✅ What does the seller actually need? (cash fast? time? debt relief?)
✅ Can I create a win-win in 7–14 days?

If the answer to that last question is yes — I move.

Real estate is not complicated. People make it complicated.

Questions? Drop them below and I'll answer every one.

I don't just buy houses. I build portfolios and back people.Over the last few years, I've been quietly expanding beyond ...
06/03/2026

I don't just buy houses. I build portfolios and back people.

Over the last few years, I've been quietly expanding beyond real estate — looking at businesses, operators, and opportunities worth betting on.

If you're building something real in Texas and looking for a capital partner or strategic investor — I'm open to conversations.

I'm not a VC firm. I'm a guy who writes checks and gets in the foxhole with you.

What are you building? DM me.

06/03/2026

Your network is literally your net worth. This is not a cliché — it's accounting.

Every major opportunity in my life came through a person, not a job board.

The dinner. The handshake. The DM. The event you almost didn't go to.

I've closed deals, found investors, and built partnerships — all through relationships I invested in BEFORE I needed them.

Who was the person who changed the trajectory of your life? Give them a shoutout below.

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