Cash Home Advisors buys Fort Worth homes directly with our own funds. Transparent offer math, no fees, no repairs — and you choose the closing day.
Nobody plans on selling a house in a hurry. But life doesn't check with you first. Maybe you inherited your parents' place in Poly and it needs more work than anyone in the family can take on. Maybe you're behind on payments, splitting up a household, or done being a landlord for a rental that eats a repair check every quarter. However you got here, you probably don't need a lecture about the market. You need a real number and a real closing date.
That's what Cash Home Advisors does. We're a DFW-based company that buys houses in Fort Worth directly, as the actual buyer, with our own funds. There's no middleman assigning your contract to a stranger, and no iBuyer algorithm producing a number from a spreadsheet in another state. Our office sits on Benbrook Highway on the west side of Fort Worth, and the people you talk to are the people buying the house. Se habla español — our team speaks Spanish, not a translation app.
Plenty of cash buyers hand you a number and hope you don't ask where it came from. We do the opposite, because a fair offer holds up in daylight. Every offer we make is built the same way:
What's left is your cash offer. Ask us to walk through any line and we will. If the math doesn't work for you, no hard feelings — you'll still leave knowing what your house is actually facing.
We buy all over the city, and we spend a lot of time in the neighborhoods where older houses are common and repair bills climb fast: Polytechnic Heights, Stop Six, Meadowbrook and Eastern Hills, Handley, Riverside, Diamond Hill, and the Northside around the Stockyards. That includes ZIP codes 76103, 76104, 76105, 76106, 76111, 76112, 76114, 76115, and 76119, along with the rest of Tarrant County.
A lot of Fort Worth housing east and south of downtown went up between the 1940s and the 1970s. That means pier-and-beam foundations that have shifted with the clay soil, cast-iron plumbing near the end of its life, and roofs that have taken more than one spring hailstorm. Those are exactly the repairs that scare off retail buyers and their lenders. They don't scare us. We buy as-is — you don't patch, paint, clean, or haul anything away. Take what you want and leave the rest.
We write the agreement on a standard TREC contract — the same form Texas real estate agents use — so there's nothing exotic to decode. Closing happens at a reputable local title company, where a neutral third party holds the money, clears the title, and hands you the proceeds. You pick the closing date: two weeks out if you're in a hurry, two months out if you need time to line up your next place. There are no commissions and no fees from us. The price we agree on is the price on the settlement statement, less whatever you still owe on the house, like a mortgage payoff or property taxes.
If you're dealing with something heavier — probate, divorce, a foreclosure notice — we'll move at whatever speed the situation allows, and we'd genuinely encourage you to talk with your own attorney or tax advisor about your specific circumstances. We can share general information about how these sales usually go, but we're house buyers, not lawyers.
If a straightforward cash sale sounds like the right fit, call or text us at (817) 635-0743, or email adrian@cashhomeadvisors.com. Tell us about the house, we'll do the homework, and you'll get an offer with the math attached — in English or Spanish. No fees, no obligation, and no pressure to say yes.
Yes. We buy across the 761xx ZIP codes and the rest of Tarrant County — from Poly, Stop Six, and Meadowbrook on the east side to Diamond Hill and the Northside, out to the west side near our office on Benbrook Highway. If your house sits just outside the city limits, ask anyway; we buy across Texas.
Yes. Foundation movement is one of the most common issues in Fort Worth's clay soil, especially in older pier-and-beam homes. It doesn't disqualify the house — the estimated repair cost simply becomes a line in the offer math, and we'll show you that line.
Usually as fast as the title company can run the title search and clear any liens — often within a couple of weeks. Because we buy with our own funds, there's no lender approval or appraisal holding things up. You choose the date, whether that's sooner or later.
Nothing out of pocket. We charge no commissions and no fees. From the agreed price, the title company deducts only what you owe on the property — like a mortgage payoff or unpaid property taxes — and the rest comes to you.
We can make an offer and work alongside the title company, which will confirm what the estate needs to do before it can convey the house. Probate timelines in Tarrant County vary, so it's worth talking with your own attorney about your situation — we can share general information, but not legal advice.
No fees, no pressure — and help in your language.
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