We Buy Houses for Cash in Clovis, New Mexico

Clovis at a Glance: How Our Cash Sale Works

Sell My House NM has bought homes in Clovis, and we buy across Curry County and the eastern plains, including Portales, Texico, and Melrose. You get a written cash offer with no obligation, we pay the closing costs, and you set the closing date. Our home base is Albuquerque, at 609 Gold Ave SW, and Clovis sales happen through photos, video, e-signed documents, and a traveling notary on our dime. Since 2014, the team has purchased or helped sell more than 400 homes.

Last updated October 14, 2026 | Reviewed by Kyle Newman, Owner

Why sell your Clovis house to a buyer who has worked here?

Most cash buyers you will find for Clovis are national sites with the town’s name dropped into a template. We have actually closed on Clovis homes, so we know how sales move through the local title companies and county offices, and we price with real eastern New Mexico numbers instead of guesses.

Proof you can check. Our Google rating sits at 5.0, and each review was left by a New Mexico seller we bought from; read them on Google or on our site’s reviews page.

A real New Mexico office. 609 Gold Ave SW, Suite 1H, Albuquerque, NM 87102, with 505-532-7171 answered around the clock.

Built for distance. The eastern plains are a long way from our office, so a video call or a set of photos is all we need to price the house, and a notary comes to you for signing.

Family experience. Owner Kyle Newman comes from a real estate family whose work began in 1977, and he walks sellers through every number before they decide.

One point of contact. A transaction coordinator manages the title work, payoffs, and paperwork from contract to closing.

The Sell My House NM team behind our Clovis purchases: Graham Witherbee, Lewis Lowry, Corina Blanas, and Kyle Newman.

What is the fastest way to sell my house in Clovis?

You share the details, review a written offer, and pick a closing date. We handle the research, the title company, and the documents, with the closing set for the earliest date the title company can manage, or a later one if you need it.

Step 1: Tell us about your Clovis house

Send the form or phone 505-532-7171. Give us the address, a sense of the condition, and anything driving your timing, like a reporting date at your next base. It is free and there is no obligation.

Step 2: See your offer in writing

We review the house and recent Curry County sales and send a written cash offer, usually within one business day, with our reasoning laid out.

Step 3: Close on your schedule

Say yes and title opens. Sign in Clovis or wherever you have moved, with a notary we pay for, and your funds are wired or sent by check.

Do you buy Clovis houses that need repairs?

Yes. We buy Clovis homes in their current condition. There are no repairs to make, nothing to clean, and no second negotiation after an inspection, because our written price stays put. Anything you leave behind is handled, and usable items are donated.

Older homes near downtown. Clovis grew up as a railroad town, and many of its older homes near Main Street and the original grid still have aging plumbing, wiring, and roofs.

Plains weather damage. Hail, high winds, and the occasional severe storm on the eastern plains wear down roofs, siding, and windows. We buy storm-damaged homes without an insurance claim or repairs first.

Military rentals and turnover. Homes rented to families at Cannon Air Force Base often see heavy turnover and need paint, flooring, and fixtures. We buy them with or without tenants.

Rural properties. Homes on acreage outside town, manufactured homes on owned land, wells, and septic systems are all fine.

For disclosure and inspection rules across the state, see the New Mexico as-is selling guide.

Can I sell my Clovis house before a PCS move from Cannon Air Force Base?

Yes. Military moves rarely line up with the housing market, so we set closing around your orders. Closing can happen while you are still in Clovis or after you have reported to your next base; your mortgage, VA loan included, is retired from the sale proceeds by the title company; and a notary we hire meets you wherever you are. If you would rather keep the house and rent it out, we will talk that through honestly too.

Which areas around Clovis do you buy in?

All of Clovis and the surrounding plains.

Central Clovis (88101). The older neighborhoods around downtown and Main Street, where many homes date back decades.

Newer Clovis subdivisions. Neighborhoods built in recent decades that are now reaching their first round of major replacements.

Near Cannon Air Force Base. Homes west of town owned by military families and landlords who rent to them.

Portales, Texico, Melrose, and Curry County. Nearby towns and rural properties, including manufactured homes and acreage. We also buy in Roswell, Hobbs, Carlsbad, and across eastern and southern New Mexico.

What brings Clovis sellers to us?

Usually a life change, not a love of selling houses.

Military orders. See the Cannon section above.

An inherited home. Heirs who live elsewhere can sell without coming to Clovis. Once the court appoints a personal representative, we are able to sign, and the steps are laid out in our inherited house and probate guides.

Unpaid property taxes. Property taxes for Curry County, the City of Clovis, and the state all flow through the Curry County Treasurer. Back taxes are paid from your sale proceeds at closing. The Treasurer’s own calendar shows that properties with several years of unpaid taxes are transferred to the state, which can then sell them at public auction, so it pays to act early. How those auctions work is covered by the New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department.

Tired of being a landlord. Your tenants stay put; we take over the leases when we close.

Behind on the mortgage. Call early. Read avoiding foreclosure for options, and know that a foreclosure sale may still leave you a right of redemption under New Mexico law.

Divorce or separation. One closing, with the title company dividing the money as your agreement says.

Title snags. Untraceable heirs, stale liens, and manufactured home titles that were deactivated are fixable, as our title problems guide shows.

How do you come up with a cash offer on a Clovis house?

We look at what the home is worth as it sits and after repairs, the real cost of those repairs in eastern New Mexico, the time we expect to hold it, and the risk we accept. We then explain each number so you can judge the offer yourself.

A cash price is lower than full retail because we carry the work, the holding costs, and the risk. Set beside what a listing costs you (commission, the seller side of closing, repair credits, and month after month of payments), the difference is often smaller than expected. When a listing clearly wins, you will hear it from us.

Are there costs when I sell my Clovis house to you?

You pay no commission and bring no money to closing. Closing costs, escrow fees, and title insurance are covered by us, and the title company settles your mortgage, any liens, and prorated property taxes out of the proceeds.

No agent commissions. Agent commissions on a typical listing take 5 to 6 percent off the top, before repair and holding costs.

No loan contingencies. Cash removes the appraisal, the lender, and the risk of a buyer’s financing falling apart.

Is it better to list my Clovis house or sell for cash?

A move-in-ready home with time on your side may bring more as a listing, and we will be honest about that. Cash usually makes sense when repairs, orders, an estate, or a deadline are in the picture.

We buy; we are not your agent. If listing fits better, we will introduce you to a New Mexico licensed agent.

Cash sale. Sold as-is, closed on your chosen day.

Renovation-backed sale. If your Clovis home would sell for more after updates, the title stays in your name while we finance and supervise the work; afterward, a licensed New Mexico agent we bring in markets the home. The renovation is on us, never on you, and your proceeds arrive at closing. Underwriting and a written agreement apply.

Agent referral. Best when the home is ready and there is no rush.

What is the Clovis housing market like for sellers right now?

Clovis is a smaller market than Albuquerque or Las Cruces, so the pool of buyers for any one house is smaller. Demand rises and falls with staffing at Cannon, the region’s farm economy, and interest rates. Updated homes in good locations still sell on the MLS, but houses that need roofs, plumbing, or major updates can sit, because fewer local buyers can finance a fixer. That is where a direct cash sale tends to help most.

Where can I see what sellers say about Sell My House NM?

Each one of the reviews behind our 5.0 on Google comes from a New Mexico homeowner we bought a house from.

More reviews are on Google and on our reviews page.

Clovis seller FAQs

Have you really bought homes in Clovis?

Yes. Clovis is one of the New Mexico markets where we have closed purchases.

Can you close around my PCS orders?

Yes. Before you leave or after you arrive at your next base, with remote signing.

Do you buy homes with hail damage?

Yes. No repairs or insurance claim needed first.

Do you buy rentals with tenants near Cannon?

Yes. They can stay, and we assume the lease when we close.

Do you buy in Portales and Texico?

Yes, along with Melrose and the rest of Curry and Roosevelt counties.

How quickly will I see an offer?

Typically inside one business day, written out, and you owe us nothing for it.

What does selling cost me?

No commission. Closing costs, escrow fees, and title insurance are ours to cover; your payoff and prorated taxes are deducted from the proceeds at closing.

Can I stay a few weeks after closing?

Yes. Our post-possession option lets you remain up to 30 days for free; a holdback in escrow is released once you are out on schedule.

Ready to get a cash offer for your Clovis house?

No repairs, no showings, and no waiting on a lender. Ring 505-532-7171 or submit the short form; a written offer normally follows within one business day. Take it and pick your date, or pass and we will still help you sort through your choices.

Sell My House NM | 609 Gold Ave SW, Suite 1H, Albuquerque, NM 87102 | 505-532-7171