title & Property Help
We Solve Title Issues Others Can’t
Whether it’s a lien, judgment, or title issue blocking a sale, these problems don’t have to stop you. We step in, handle what’s needed to resolve them, and put money in your pocket.
You Pay Nothing Out Of Pocket
Free & Confidential Consultation
Let's Talk Through Your Situation
Your Options
The Four Paths Forward
Do Nothing
The issue stays attached to the property. Liens don’t go away, title problems don’t fix themselves, and over time they often become more complicated to unwind.
Hire an Attorney
In some cases, legal work can resolve the issue. A lien release, quiet title action, or negotiated payoff may clear the path. The challenge is that it requires upfront cost, time, and outcomes aren’t guaranteed.
Find a Conventional Buyer
Some buyers will consider a delayed closing while issues are worked out. In practice, most won’t, especially if the problem is significant. Once a deal falls through, it’s hard to bring a buyer back.
Work With a Specialized Investor
We don’t wait on outside title solutions. We evaluate the situation, make an offer based on what we see, and handle what’s needed as part of the process. You don’t pay out of pocket, and you get paid.
Our Expertise
Situations We Handle
Liens That Block Sales
Old contractor bills, court judgments, or unknown liens can surface during a title search and stop a sale cold, regardless of how old they are.
Clouds on Title
Gaps in ownership history, incorrect filings, or missing transfers can make a property unsellable to most buyers.
Fraudulent deeds
In some cases, a deed is filed without the owner’s knowledge. It’s complex, but not always unsolvable.
Medicaid / TEFRA recovery liens
After a parent passes, the state may place a recovery lien on the property. Many families don’t find out until they try to sell.
Missing heirs or unresolved estate issues
When someone who should be involved can’t be found or was never included, the sale often stalls before it starts.
Prior investor contracts and notices of interest
Some investors record documents that effectively block other buyers, even after their deal falls apart.
Co-owner disputes blocking a sale
When one owner won’t cooperate or can’t be reached, a sale can sit in limbo for years.
Divorce and marital property complications
Even when both parties agree to sell, title and ownership issues can keep the property from moving forward.
How It Works
Property Relief Co Makes It Simple
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We Listen
Start with a quick call. You’ll explain the situation, and we’ll let you know if it’s something we can help with.
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We Investigate
We look into the property, ownership history, tax status, and anything else we need to understand the full picture.
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We Share Options
We explain what your options are and, if it makes sense, present an offer for you to consider.
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You Get Paid
We coordinate everything needed to get to closing so you can move forward and get paid – sometimes in less than 24 hours.
Verified Reviews
Real Situations, Real Results.
Why Choose Us
Not All Buyers Are Equal
We built this company specifically for complex situations. We don’t just make offers — we close.
Flexible Offer Structures
Cash buyout for immediate certainty, or profit-sharing if you want to maximize your return.
Investigative Support
We find missing heirs, unreachable co-owners, and people who've been off the grid for years
Direct Closings
We evaluate title risk in-house — no waiting on a title company. That means we can close in days, sometimes 24 hours.
Legal Coordination
When legal work is required, whether clearing a lien, resolving a title issue, or administering an estate.
Genealogical Research
When heirship needs to be established and records are incomplete, we trace ownership and document the chain.
End-to-End Management
From the first call to the closing table, we handle the practical and legal obstacles that stand between you and a resolved situation.
Hi, I'm Kevin Murray
My father filed for bankruptcy when I was young. Later, I watched a potential inheritance slip away because of a paperwork error — something that could have been resolved if the right person had been involved at the right time. That experience shaped everything about how I built this company.Nobody should lose a property — or the money it represents — just because the situation got complicated.
I was born and raised in Texas. I’ve spent 10+ years working in North Carolina. In that time I’ve been involved in over $50 million in real estate transactions — and the ones I remember most aren’t the easy ones. They’re the families who came in thinking it was hopeless and left with something.Today our team works with attorneys, investigators, and title professionals across North Carolina and Texas to resolve situations most buyers simply walk away from.
Kevin Murray
Founder, PRC
FAQs
Questions We Hear Almost Every Call
Do I need to hire an attorney before calling you?
No — but you’re always welcome to have one involved. We encourage you to include any trusted advisor, family member, or attorney when we’re reviewing proposed terms together.
The title company said my property can't close. Does that mean it really can't?
Not necessarily. Title companies are conservative by design — their job is to protect against risk, not solve problems. When they say a property can’t close, they mean they can’t insure it in its current state. That’s different from saying the problem is unsolvable. We evaluate risk ourselves and make that determination independently.
An investor already looked at this and walked away. Why would you be different?
Most investors need a clean, simple transaction. When complications appear, they move on to the next deal. We specifically focus on the deals they leave behind — because that’s where our expertise is.
Someone filed a notice of interest on my property. Can I still sell?
This is a specific and frustrating situation. A notice of interest filed by a prior investor can create real obstacles — but it’s not always permanent. Tell us the details on the call and we’ll tell you honestly what we’re seeing.
What if I don't fully understand what the title problem is?
That’s fine. Most people don’t — they just know something came back on title and stopped things. Tell us what you know and we’ll figure out the rest.
What if the lien or judgment is for a large amount?
The size of the lien matters less than the equity in the property relative to what’s owed. We’ll do the math on the call and tell you honestly whether there’s a workable path.
Is this too good to be true?
We understand why it sounds that way — especially if you’ve already dealt with investors who overpromised. The model is simple: we only make money if we close. If we can’t solve the title problem, we absorb that loss. That’s why we’re honest early when we don’t think we can help.