We buy houses in Tarrant County, TX
Sell your house fast in Tarrant County, TX, for cash and as-is.
You can sell your house fast in Tarrant County without getting it ready for showings. We buy homes for cash across Fort Worth, Arlington and the surrounding communities. The worn carpet and the boxes in the garage can stay right where they are.
Maybe it's a family home in Haltom City, an empty house in Benbrook, or a rental in Euless you want to be done with. Tell us the address and what you need from the sale. We give you a cash offer within 24 hours, with no repairs to arrange and no agent to hire.
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Tarrant County housing by the numbers
- 2,167,390
- Residents
- $323,900
- Median home value
- 1990
- Typical home built
- 59.3%
- Owner-occupied homes
Tarrant County's median house was built in 1990, so an older roof or AC unit can become a real expense. With 59.3% of homes owner-occupied, a good share are rentals, and the upkeep falls on the landlord. The median home value is $323,900. Your home's condition and location decide our offer.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates.
The kinds of Tarrant County houses we buy
Tarrant County has houses with very different repair needs. Fairmount's bungalows have wood siding and porches that call for attention as they age. Brick ranch homes in established Arlington neighborhoods can have dated bathrooms or plumbing that needs work. In Keller and Mansfield, a larger subdivision house might mean more roof to replace and more rooms to repaint. You don't have to turn any of these homes into a finished renovation before selling.
Tell us about the soft spot in the floor, the back bedroom that won't cool down, or the pool you stopped using. We look at the work the property needs and account for it in our price. We buy smaller houses, larger family homes and duplexes, including places left vacant or full of belongings. After closing, the repairs and cleanout are ours.
The Tarrant County situations we buy in
An older Fort Worth home needs work
A Fairmount bungalow takes more than a coat of paint. Porch boards, aging windows and worn siding all take money and time. If you're tired of deciding which repair comes first, we can price the house in its present condition. You can sell without taking on another round of work.
Hail damage you haven't repaired
North Texas hail can leave you looking at dented gutters and a roof you hadn't planned to replace. If your Arlington or North Richland Hills house still has storm damage, show us what happened. We can buy with the damage in place, including interior stains from leaks. You don't need to finish roofing work before we make an offer.
Summer heat and a failing AC
An air conditioner struggling through a Fort Worth summer can turn into an expensive problem when you're already planning to move. A hot upstairs bedroom or an old unit doesn't keep us from considering your house. We include the cooling system's condition in the offer, so you can sell without paying to replace it first.
Mortgage payments have fallen behind
In Tarrant County, a mortgage foreclosure happens without a court case. The lender has to give notice at least 21 days before the auction. If you have a notice, tell us the sale date when you call. If we close before that date, your lender is paid off at closing and the sale is called off.
A rental has become another job
Driving back to a Bedford rental to handle maintenance gets old, especially when you live elsewhere. Maybe a tenant is still there, or the last move left damaged floors and a pile of belongings. We buy occupied and vacant rentals. Tell us about the lease and the condition so we can work through the sale with you.
You inherited a house full of belongings
An inherited house can leave you sorting furniture while the bills keep arriving. You can take the things you want and leave the rest for us. We discuss the offer with you and work with the title company on ownership paperwork. Once the estate is ready to sell, you choose a closing date that fits your plans.
How selling for cash works in Tarrant County
Start with a call or our form and give us your Tarrant County address. We review the property with you and send a cash offer within 24 hours. When you accept, a title company handles the closing and settlement, including the lender payoff. You select the date. We can close in 30 days or less, or schedule the sale for the date you want to move.
For a mortgage foreclosure, Tarrant County follows a non-judicial process. A trustee conducts the auction for the lender. Sales normally fall on the first Tuesday of the month, at the foot of the west courthouse steps at 100 West Weatherford Street in downtown Fort Worth. If that Tuesday is January 1 or July 4, state law moves the sale to the first Wednesday. Your notice gives the sale time.
Texas requires the notice at least 21 days before the auction. It goes up at the courthouse, gets filed with the county clerk and is mailed to the borrower. You can also look up notices on the county's Official Records Search website. Give us your auction date when you reach out. If you sell before it, your lender is paid off at closing and the sale is cancelled.
How it works
Three steps to a cash sale.
Tell us about the house
Fill out the short form or give us a call. Share the address, the condition and what's going on. That's all we need to get started.
Get your cash offer
We review the house and send you a fair cash offer within 24 hours. You'll see how we got to the number, and you're under no obligation to take it.
Close on your date
You pick the closing date. We can close in 30 days or less, or later if you need more time. A title company handles the paperwork and you walk away with cash.
Run the numbers on a Tarrant County sale
Our cash offer will come in under what your house would list for. Anyone who tells you otherwise is setting up a renegotiation after you have already committed.
What counts is what you walk away with. The median home in Tarrant County is worth about $323,900. List a house like that and a six percent commission is $19,434 before you pay for a single repair. Add whatever the buyer's inspection asks you to fix, plus months of mortgage, taxes, insurance and utilities while it sits. Then put our number next to that.
Sometimes listing still comes out ahead, and when it does, you should list. We'd rather tell you that than buy a house you end up wishing you had kept on the market.
A simpler way to sell your Tarrant County house
Selling with a real estate agent
- Six percent in commissions off your sale price
- Repairs, cleanup and staging before it lists
- Showings with strangers walking through your home
- Two to three months on the market, then a wait to close
- Deals that fall through when the buyer's loan does
Selling to MalBuysHouses Nationwide
- A cash offer within 24 hours
- Close in 30 days or less, on your schedule
- No repairs and no cleanup. Sell it as-is
- No agent commissions and no closing costs
- One honest offer and no pressure to take it
What sellers say about working with Mal
"Malachi saved us from losing everything. We closed in 9 days and walked away with cash in hand. He was honest the whole way through — no pressure, no games."
"I was three months behind and didn't know what to do. Memorable Home Buyers explained everything clearly and made a fair offer the same day I called. Highly recommend."
"Malachi was a pleasure to work with. We inherited a home that we could not pay the repairs on. He gave us a fair price, and closed exactly when he said he would. Was a quick, easy and very convenient process."
"I had only 8 days left to stop my foreclosure. Malachi came in and showed me what options I had left, and once we agreed on me selling he purchased the home and was able to prevent that stuff on my record. I appreciate him for helping us."
"Me and my husband had a property we just didn't want to deal with anymore. It had leaks in the roof, needed a new water heater and a bunch of other stuff we didn't have the energy to fix anymore. Mal gave us a fair cash offer and made our downsizing process simple"
Our promise to you
What you can hold us to when you sell
You deal with Mal from the first call to closing day. These are the four things we promise on every house.
The number holds
The offer we agree on is the number on your settlement statement, as long as the house matches what you told us on the phone. If the walkthrough turns up something big that never came up, we show you exactly what changed before anything moves forward.
A contract you can read
Our purchase agreement is written in plain English. Take it home, show it to family, and ask us about any line before you sign.
You pick the date
Tell us the closing date you need on the first call. If we can't make it, we'll say so right then, before you've committed to anything.
The truth, even if we lose the deal
If your house would sell for more with an agent, we'll tell you. Some people don't need a cash buyer, and we'd rather you hear that from us.
Where we buy in Tarrant County
- Fort Worth
- Arlington
- Haltom City
- North Richland Hills
- Hurst
- Euless
- Bedford
- Grapevine
- Colleyville
- Keller
- Southlake
- Mansfield
- Benbrook
- White Settlement
- Saginaw
- Watauga
- Forest Hill
- Kennedale
Nearby areas we also buy in
Tarrant County sellers ask us these
Straight answers, no sales pitch.
Get your cash offer today.
Send us the address and a rough idea of the condition. You'll get a fair cash offer with no obligation, and there's nothing to fix or clean first.