Selling during divorce
Sell Your House During a Divorce in Dallas–Fort Worth
A fast, certain cash sale can remove one more thing to negotiate, so you can both move forward — serving Dallas, Fort Worth, and the surrounding Metroplex.
Splitting a shared property during a divorce is rarely simple — agreeing on a price, an agent, repairs, and a closing date can turn into its own source of conflict. A traditional listing adds months of showings and negotiation to an already difficult process.
A direct cash sale gives both parties a single, clear number and a closing date that isn’t tied to finding the right buyer. We keep the transaction administrative and straightforward, not another point of disagreement.
Is my house separate or community property in a Texas divorce?
Texas is a community property state, so a house bought during the marriage is generally community property subject to division — while a house one spouse owned before marriage, or received as a gift or inheritance, is usually separate property.
Texas courts divide community property in a way the court finds “just and right,” which doesn’t always mean a strict 50/50 split. Things get more complicated when separate and community funds have been mixed over the course of a marriage — for example, a house owned before marriage but improved or paid down with joint income. Whatever the classification, selling directly gives both parties a single clear number and a closing date that isn’t tied to finding a buyer, rather than adding a house sale on top of the rest of the divorce process.
This is general information, not legal advice — property division in a divorce depends on your specific facts, so confirm with your family law attorney.
How we help
One offer, no back-and-forth
A single clear number, instead of a price that gets negotiated with a stranger.
A date you both can plan around
A closing date that’s certain, not one that depends on finding a buyer.
Discreet, no showings
No strangers walking through the house, no sign in the yard.
We’re a direct buyer, not a wholesaler — we purchase with our own funds and never resell your contract to another investor for an assignment fee.
Listing with an agent typically means ~6% in commission plus closing costs coming out of the sale — one more thing to negotiate between spouses. Our cash offer has zero commissions and zero fees on either side.
Questions homeowners ask
Do both spouses need to agree before we can move forward?
Yes — we’ll need agreement from everyone on title before closing. We’re happy to talk to both parties or your attorneys directly.
Can proceeds be split at closing?
In most cases, yes — the title company can disburse proceeds according to however you and your attorneys have agreed to divide them.
Ready to see your cash offer?
No obligation. No pressure. Just a fair number and a straight answer.