Do you buy houses in Homer?
Yes. We buy houses in Homer and in the Claiborne Parish towns around it. We look at the house as it sits. You do not repair it, clean it, or hold showings.
Homer is farther north than Minden and Springhill. U.S. 79 runs through town. The ZIP we focus on is 71040. We are based in Keithville, and we drive to the house. Charlie takes the seller calls at (318) 714-4321 and usually calls back the same day.
The nearest pages we already had are Minden and Springhill, both in Webster Parish. This page is Homer and Claiborne Parish.
Want a cash offer, or to have us take over the payments? Call or text Charlie at (318) 714-4321, or Get My Cash Offer. Cash is not promised on every house. No fee, no obligation.
Where around Homer we look
- In Homer. Streets around the courthouse square and the roads that leave town on U.S. 79.
- Haynesville. The larger town south of Homer, still in Claiborne Parish. Send the address.
- Athens and Lisbon. Smaller towns west and southwest of Homer. Send the address if you are not sure of the parish line.
- Junction City. The town on the Arkansas line. Part of the community sits in Arkansas. We need the street address before we say whether we can look at the house.
If the town is not named here, ask. A house on a few acres is fine to call about. Tell us the road and the nearest town.
Court and sheriff sales in Claiborne Parish
Claiborne Parish is in the Second Judicial District, with Jackson Parish and Bienville Parish. The district court for Claiborne sits at the Claiborne Parish Courthouse, 514 North Main Street, Homer, LA 71040. That address is the one the parish posts for the Division A court.
A foreclosure on a house in Homer is a Louisiana sheriff's sale, not a Texas first-Tuesday trustee sale. The statewide steps, including the notice of seizure, the advertisements, and the appraisal rules, are on the Louisiana sheriff's sale timeline. Confirm the date and the place for your own notice with the Claiborne Parish Sheriff's Tax and Civil Office, 300 Highway 146, Homer, LA 71040, (318) 927-4807. Do not assume a Caddo Wednesday in Shreveport, or a Webster Wednesday in Minden, is your date.
A tax sale and a mortgage foreclosure are different. The paper you were given says which one you are in. Talk with a Louisiana attorney if you are not sure. Start with your servicer, in writing, and a HUD-approved counselor from the HUD list. Selling the house is one more option. We do not stop a foreclosure, and we do not negotiate with your lender.
We buy houses. We are a home buyer, not a law firm, a lender, or a housing counselor. We charge homeowners no fee. Cash is not promised on every house.
How selling a Homer house to us works
- Call or send the form. Tell us the town and the address. Call or text Charlie at (318) 714-4321.
- We look at the house as it sits. You do not have to drive to Shreveport for the first look.
- We put a choice in writing. Sometimes that is cash. Sometimes it is taking over the payments. You can show it to a lawyer, and you can say no.
- A title company closes it on a date you pick, if the paperwork can be ready.
When we buy, there is no commission and no fee on your side. Who pays closing costs is in the written offer. We do not promise to pay all of them, and we do not promise a number of days.
If the owner has died, a succession for someone who lived in Claiborne Parish is generally in the Second Judicial District in Homer, not in the Webster court in Minden. A lawyer explains the filing. Read an inherited house in Louisiana for the basics. That guide is not legal advice.
Sources
Courthouse: Claiborne Parish Police Jury, Second Judicial District, Division A, 514 North Main Street, Homer, LA 71040 (parish court page). Civil office: Claiborne Parish Sheriff, 300 Highway 146, Homer, LA 71040, (318) 927-4807 (sheriff's site). Statewide sale steps: Louisiana sheriff's sale timeline.
Updated November 13, 2026