Cash Offers for Your DFW Home

Usually, yes. A traditional cash buyer prices in repairs, holding costs and profit, so the offer typically comes in well below what your home could sell for on the open market. Options like Cash+ start from an offer based on market value, but they charge service and resale fees and hold back part of your proceeds until the home resells. I show every offer next to a market price from recent closed sales, so you can see the real difference before you choose.

A cash sale can close in as little as 10 days, or you can push closing out as far as 120 days if you need more time. There's no buyer financing or appraisal to wait on, so the timeline is mostly up to you. With Sell Now, Move Later, you can also lease the home back for up to 12 months after closing.

Every option has fees, and they vary by property. Service or program fees typically run about 3% to 8% depending on the option, and options where the buyer resells the home, like Cash+ and Sell Now, Move Later, also carry a resale fee. Cash+ holds back part of your proceeds until the resale, then returns it. You'll see the exact fees on each offer before you agree to anything.

No. Cash buyers purchase your home as-is, so there's no repair list, staging or showings before closing. A home inspection still confirms the condition, and anything it finds is factored into the final offer.

Yes, with Sell Now, Move Later. You sell for cash, then lease the home back for up to 12 months at market rent while you find your next place. When you're ready, the home goes on the market, and if it sells for more than the cash offer, the upside comes back to you, minus a resale fee.

Yes, that's what Trade-In+ is for. You get a cash offer on your current home, shop for your next home with the buying power of cash, and move straight from one to the other without making your purchase depend on a sale. Once you've moved and any repairs are done, I list your old home on the open market.

Yes. Along with offers from the national buyer network, I present your home to my own network of local investors and cash buyers, which can bring in an offer from someone who knows your area. Every offer, local or national, gets compared against your home's market value so you can pick the strongest one.

No. Requesting offers is free and there's no obligation. If none of them beat what you'd net on the open market, I'll help you list the home instead, and you'll already know exactly what your options were.

Not every home qualifies for my national network of institutional buyers, but if a quick close is what you're after, I have a wide network of local investors of every sort who could be interested at the right price. Enter your address to see which offers are available for your home, or reach out and I'll give you my opinion on the best path forward.