$335,000
Texas median home sale price, April 2026
Texas Real Estate Research Center at Texas A&M University · 2026-04-30Cash home buyer · Fort Worth, TX
We buy houses for cash in Fort Worth
Updated October 20, 2026
Provenial buys houses for cash in Fort Worth with private capital, as they stand, and sellers pay Provenial no fees or commissions.
Direct acquisition
What happens when you submit
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Provenial buys Fort Worth houses for cash as they stand.
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Provenial buys with private capital.
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You will hear from someone within 24 hours.
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Sellers pay Provenial no fees or commissions.
How it works
How selling your Fort Worth house for cash works
Send the address
Tell us the address and the condition of the house. Photos help, and sending a house creates no obligation.
We look at the house and the street
We review the house, the recent sales near it and the work it needs, and someone from Provenial gets back to you within 24 hours.
You get a written cash offer
Provenial is the buyer. The offer comes in writing on a Texas purchase contract, usually the Texas Real Estate Commission's One to Four Family Residential Contract, and you decide whether to sign it.
A title company handles the closing
A Texas title company holds the earnest money, runs the title search, pays off any loan or lien from the sale and records the deed with the county clerk.
What we buy
Houses we buy in Fort Worth
We buy Fort Worth houses as they stand: houses that need foundation or roof work, fire-damaged houses, houses with code violations or city liens, vacant houses, rentals with tenants in place and inherited houses.
We also buy from owners who are behind on the mortgage or selling during a divorce. Sellers pay Provenial no fees or commissions, and repairs and staging stay off your list.
Fort Worth market
Fort Worth home prices in 2026
The Fort Worth market area recorded 847 home sales in August 2026 at a median price of $329,900, flat with a year earlier. Buyers had 3,319 active listings to choose from, 3.73 months of inventory, according to the Texas A&M Real Estate Research Center.
A listed house competes with every one of those listings. Texas homes that sold in April 2026 spent an average of 70 days on the market, and the median seller cut $12,500 from the list price, according to the Texas Real Estate Research Center.
Local records
Fort Worth taxes, courts and county records
Appraisal district and county
Fort Worth spans five counties: Tarrant, Denton, Johnson, Parker and Wise. The Tarrant Appraisal District appraises houses in the Tarrant County part of the city.
Property tax rate
The City of Fort Worth tax rate was $0.67 per $100 of value for 2025, and the city adopted $0.70565 for 2026. Tarrant County ($0.1862), JPS Health Network ($0.165), Tarrant County College ($0.11228) and your school district add their own rates, per the Tarrant County truth-in-taxation summary.
Probate court
Tarrant County Probate Courts No. 1 and No. 2 handle estates in the Tarrant County part of Fort Worth. The Denton County part goes to Denton County Probate Court No. 1.
Foreclosure sales
Tarrant County holds foreclosure sales on the first Tuesday of each month at the base of the courthouse steps on the west side of 100 West Weatherford Street in Fort Worth, according to the Tarrant County Clerk.
Code compliance
Fort Worth Code Compliance handles neighborhood investigations and building standards. You can check a complaint online or call 817-392-1234.
Local houses
Older houses and rentals in Fort Worth
A third of Fort Worth housing, 33.7%, was built before 1980, and 18.9% went up before 1960, according to the Census Bureau.
Owners of one- and two-family rentals with fire safety or sanitation violations must register them with the city at $200 per unit each year. A house that stays substandard can go before the Building Standards Commission, which decides whether it gets demolished.
Before you sign
How to check a cash buyer in Fort Worth
Ask whose name goes on the contract and on the deed. Call the title company named in the contract yourself to confirm it holds the earnest money, and look up the buyer's recorded purchases in the county deed records. Walk away from any buyer that asks you for money to review a house. The Texas cash sale guide covers what to read in the contract before you sign.
Where we buy
Where we buy in and around Fort Worth
We buy across Fort Worth, including older neighborhoods in and around Fairmount, Mistletoe Heights, Carver Heights, Morningside and the Stockyards.
Provenial also buys houses for cash across Dallas-Fort Worth, including Arlington, Plano and Frisco.
What to send
What to send
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Address and owner
Send the address and tell us who owns the house and who signs for the sale.
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Condition
Tell us the year built, square footage and the repairs you know about. Photos of the house and the street help.
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Occupancy
Say whether the house is vacant, owner-occupied or rented, and send the lease if a tenant lives there.
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Loans, liens and notices
Tell us about any loan payoff, city lien, code notice or notice of sale you have received.
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Price and timing
Share your asking price, any offers you already have and when you want to sell.
Frequently asked questions
Who buys houses for cash in Fort Worth?
Provenial buys houses for cash in Fort Worth with private capital, as they stand, and sellers pay no fees or commissions. Send the address and the condition of the house to get a written offer.
How soon will I hear back about my Fort Worth house?
Someone from Provenial gets back to you within 24 hours of receiving the address, and the offer comes in writing on a Texas purchase contract.
Do I need to fix or clean my Fort Worth house before selling?
Provenial buys Fort Worth houses as they stand, so repairs and staging stay off your list.
What happens if Fort Worth Code Compliance has cited my house?
Provenial buys houses with open code cases. Send the notice or the case number with the address, and the title company pays any recorded city lien from the sale at closing.
Which court handles probate for a Fort Worth house?
Tarrant County Probate Court No. 1 and No. 2 handle estates in the Tarrant County part of Fort Worth, and Denton County Probate Court No. 1 handles the Denton County part.
How do I check a cash home buyer in Fort Worth?
Look up the buyer's recorded purchases in the county deed records, call the title company named in the contract to confirm it holds the earnest money, and walk away from any buyer that asks for an upfront fee.
Compare the paths
Cash sale with Provenial or a listing in Fort Worth?
| Factor | Cash sale with Provenial | Listing with an agent |
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| repairs | Provenial buys the house as it stands | The buyer's inspection can bring repair requests |
| showings | A walkthrough with Provenial | Showings until the house sells |
| fees | Sellers pay Provenial no fees or commissions | Commission set in the listing agreement |
| financing | Provenial pays cash with no loan approval | The buyer's loan approval can delay or end the sale |
| time on market | The house stays off the market | Texas sold homes averaged 70 days on market in April 2026 |
| price | A written cash offer for the house as it stands | Market price, less any price cuts and repair credits |
Texas market facts
Texas market data from primary sources
70 days
Average days on market for Texas sold homes, April 2026
Texas Real Estate Research Center at Texas A&M University · 2026-04-30$12,500
Texas median seller price reduction, April 2026
Texas Real Estate Research Center at Texas A&M University · 2026-04-305.2 months
Texas active housing inventory supply, April 2026
Texas Real Estate Research Center at Texas A&M University · 2026-04-300.4%
Dallas-Fort Worth active housing inventory increase year over year, April 2026
Texas Real Estate Research Center at Texas A&M University · 2026-04-30Property submission
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