Facing Foreclosure in Dallas-Fort Worth
A foreclosure notice is stressful, but it isn’t the end of your options — and the sooner you look at what’s available, the more choices you’re likely to have.
As a licensed Texas real estate brokerage, Myers Home Buyers can make you a fair cash offer to help you get ahead of a foreclosure sale, or walk through whether a fast MLS listing would net you more — your call, no pressure.
What Happens During a Texas Foreclosure
Homeowners across Dallas-Fort Worth facing a notice of default tend to run into the same pressures:
- Texas foreclosures can move fast — a notice of sale can be posted as little as 21 days before the sale date itself
- Notices, deadlines, and lender paperwork can be confusing to sort through while you’re also trying to figure out next steps
- A traditional MLS listing can take longer to close than a foreclosure timeline allows
- Once a foreclosure sale happens, Texas law doesn’t give homeowners the right to buy the property back
You don’t have to figure out the notice of default, reinstatement deadlines, or your lender’s paperwork alone before you talk to us.
Two Ways We Can Help
A fair cash offer, as-is. We can often move quickly enough to close before a scheduled foreclosure sale date, so you can get ahead of the process instead of racing it.
A traditional MLS listing. If there’s enough time before your sale date and listing would net you more, we’ll walk you through that option honestly, side by side with a cash offer.
Most cash-buyer companies can only make you one kind of offer. Because Jesse Wang is a licensed Texas real estate agent (TREC #0837416) sponsored by Myers Home Buyers (TREC #9005311), we can show you both options and help you understand the trade-offs honestly and without pressure.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much time do I actually have before my house is sold at foreclosure?
It depends on where you are in the process, but Texas notices of default generally require at least 20 days to cure, and a notice of sale must be posted at least 21 days before the sale — so timelines can be tighter than they seem. The sooner you reach out, the more options are usually still on the table.
Can you help even if a sale date has already been scheduled?
Often, yes. We’ve worked with homeowners at different stages of the process, and depending on your timeline we may be able to move quickly with a cash offer. Reach out as soon as you can so we can look at your specific situation.
Will I still owe money after a foreclosure?
In some cases lenders can pursue a deficiency judgment for the difference between what’s owed and what the home sells for at foreclosure. Whether that applies to your loan depends on the details of your situation, which is something to review with an attorney.
Is this legal, tax, or financial advice?
No. Nothing on this site is legal, tax, or financial advice, and we can’t guarantee any specific outcome or price. For guidance specific to your situation, including questions about your loan, notices, or deadlines, we always recommend speaking with an attorney, and a CPA for tax questions.
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