We buy houses in Fort Worth — any condition, any situation
Homestead Cash Buyers is a local DFW home-buying company. If you own a house anywhere in Fort Worth or greater Tarrant County — from the Near Southside to Wedgwood, Eastside, Como, Riverside, Stop Six, Meadowbrook, or out toward White Settlement and Benbrook — we'll make you a fair cash offer within 24 hours of seeing the property. No agents, no listings, no open houses, no repairs, and we cover normal closing costs. You pick the closing date.
What the Fort Worth market looks like right now
Selling the traditional way in Fort Worth has gotten slower. Over the three months ending June 2026, the median Fort Worth home sold for about $340,000, essentially flat year-over-year, and the typical listing took about 46 days to go under contract — up from 42 days a year earlier (Redfin). Zillow puts the average Fort Worth home value near $296,000, down about 3% over the past year. Median price per square foot is around $172, down 2.3% year-over-year.
What that means for a seller: on the MLS you're looking at roughly a month and a half to find a buyer, then another 30–45 days of financing, inspection, appraisal, and repair negotiations — call it 75–90 days from listing to check, and that's if the buyer's loan doesn't fall through. If your house needs work, has foundation movement (common in Tarrant County's expansive clay soil), an older roof, or tenants in place, that timeline stretches further and retail buyers discount hard.
A cash sale trades some of that retail price for certainty and speed: offer in 24 hours, no financing contingency, no repair requests, closing at a local title company in as little as 7 days.
Skip the wait. Get a fair cash offer today.
How it works (3 steps)
- Tell us about the house — the form below or a phone call, 5 minutes.
- Get your offer — we run Fort Worth comps and make a written cash offer within 24 hours. No obligation.
Fort Worth situations we handle every week
- Inherited a Tarrant County house — probate here is handled by Tarrant County Probate Courts One and Two at 100 W. Weatherford St. in downtown Fort Worth. We buy from executors and heirs and can work around the court timeline (see our inherited house and probate pages).
- Behind on payments — Texas foreclosures move fast; sales happen the first Tuesday of each month at the Tarrant County Courthouse. Details on our foreclosure page.
- Tired landlord — we buy with tenants in place, including non-paying tenants.
- Foundation, roof, or storm damage — we buy as-is; hail and foundation issues never kill our offers.
- Relocation or divorce — certain closing date, no showings.
Cash sale vs. listing in Fort Worth — the honest comparison
| List with an agent | Sell to us | |
|---|---|---|
| Time to close | ~75–90 days typical | 7–30 days, your choice |
| Repairs & prep | Buyer-driven, out of pocket | None — as-is |
| Commissions/fees | ~6% + concessions | $0 |
| Certainty | Financing can fall through | Cash, no contingencies |
If your home is updated and you can wait, listing may net more — and we'll say so when we run the numbers with you. When time, condition, or certainty matter, the cash math usually wins.
Get your Fort Worth cash offer
Fill out the form below — takes about a minute. We'll call or text you the same day with next steps, and you'll have a written offer within 24 hours.
Frequently asked questions
How fast can you actually close in Fort Worth?
As fast as 7 days when the title is clean. Title work runs through a local Texas title company; if there are heirship or lien issues we've closed those too — they just add days, not months.
Do I pay any fees or commissions?
No. No agent commission (typically ~6% on a listing), no closing-cost surprises — we pay standard closing costs. The offer you accept is the number you get, minus only your existing mortgage payoff and any property taxes owed.
Will you buy my house if it needs major repairs?
Yes — as-is means as-is. Foundation movement, old roofs, fire damage, code violations, full of belongings: leave what you don't want, we handle it.
How do you decide the offer price?
We start from what nearby renovated homes actually sell for (that ~$340K Fort Worth median varies a lot by neighborhood), subtract realistic repair costs and our margin, and show you the math. If a listing would net you more and you have the time, we'll tell you that honestly.
Is Fort Worth a buyer's or seller's market right now?
It has cooled: prices flat to slightly down year-over-year and homes sitting about 10% longer than last year. In a cooling market, a guaranteed cash close is worth more — there's real risk in waiting 90 days for a financed buyer.