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Sell your Dallas–Fort Worth house on your date, as-is
Dallas–Fort Worth is a huge area, and people move in and out of it all the time. Maybe a new job took you away and the house here still hasn't sold. Maybe you inherited a home you can't look after, or the payments got ahead of you. Whatever the reason, you want a straight answer and a date.
Here's how we work. You get two written offers within 48 hours: a cash offer and a terms offer that can pay closer to your asking price. There are no fees and no commission. You choose the closing date, starting in 14 days once title is clear, and you can walk away owing nothing.
- Two written offers within 48 hours
- No fees, no commission
- No repairs, cleaning or showings
- Your closing date, starting in 14 days
Moved away from Dallas–Fort Worth? Sort the sale from your phone, without flying back.
Why Dallas–Fort Worth homeowners call us.
- I moved for work and I'm still paying for the old house.
- The house was my parents' and I can't manage it from here.
- The payments have slipped and the lender letters keep arriving.
- I'm tired of repairs and tenants on a house I can't visit.
Seven clear steps from stuck to sold.
- FFocusWe start with your situation and what matters most to you.
- RReviewWe check your house, what you owe and what similar homes nearby sold for.
- EEvery optionYou see two offers side by side: a cash offer, and a terms offer that pays closer to your asking price.
- EEaseWe handle the contract, title and paperwork, so you don’t lift a finger.
- DDateYou choose the closing date that suits you, starting in 14 days.
- OOut as-isNo repairs, no cleaning, and you leave behind anything you don’t want.
- MMove onYou start your next chapter: nearer family, in a new city, or simply without the stress.
The dates that matter.
General information, not legal advice. Rules change, so always check your own dates with your lender, a HUD-approved housing counsellor or an attorney.
- Behind on payments: Texas foreclosures usually go through a power of sale in the loan documents, so no court case is needed. This is called non-judicial foreclosure. Source
- Behind on payments: For a home loan, the lender must send a default notice by certified mail giving you at least 20 days to cure (catch up) before a notice of sale can be given. Source
- Behind on payments: The notice of sale must be given at least 21 days before the sale. Source
- Property taxes: Texas property tax is due when you receive the bill, and it becomes delinquent if it isn't paid before 1 February of the following year. Source
- Property taxes: A delinquent tax adds a 6% penalty in the first month, plus 1% for each further month before July. A tax still unpaid on 1 July carries a total 12% penalty. Interest also builds at 1% a month. Source
- Property taxes: If a home is sold at a tax sale, the owner of a residence homestead can buy it back (redeem it) up to two years after the buyer's deed is recorded. For other property it's 180 days. Source
- Inherited houses: In Texas, a will generally has to be filed within four years of the date of death. If the house is the only thing that needs to pass on, the will can be probated as a 'muniment of title', which means no executor has to be appointed. Source
Across Dallas–Fort Worth and nearby.
- Plano
- Irving
- Frisco
- Arlington
- Garland
- McKinney
- Denton
- Grand Prairie
- Mesquite
- Carrollton
Selling in Dallas–Fort Worth: straight answers.
Many sellers handle most of it by phone and online. We'll tell you exactly what the title company needs from you, so you can plan any travel, or avoid it.
No. You deal with us directly and pay no commission. The sale goes through a title company, and we encourage you to have your own attorney review the paperwork.
With a terms offer we take over your monthly payments and pay you monthly. Your loan usually stays in your name, so there are risks. We explain them plainly, use a title company and encourage your attorney to review.