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Are you wondering if you can sell your home fast for cash in Wilmer, TX? OutFactors will pay cash for houses in Wilmer and wants to buy your home. We pay some of the highest cash prices for homes in Wilmer and our cash for house offers are always fast and free. Why pay a realtor thousands in commission to sell your house when you can get the same amount of net cash in a matter of days? We make it incredibly easy to sell your house as-is in Wilmer without the hassles of the traditional sales process.
That’s why our cash for house programs are so popular with homeowners. We make it easy to sell a house fast and get the money you need. Start now, and in 10 days you can be sitting at a table signing documents and collecting the cash for your house.
Simply enter your address in our user-friendly online form and answer a few simple questions about your house, and you will receive a cash offer within seconds. There is no cost or obligation – and no need to speak with anyone on the phone. If you accept our offer, we will send you the contract right away. We can even close quickly, often in as little as 1 day. Our process is designed to remove all of the hassles of selling your home so that you can start enjoying a stress-free transition.
So what are you waiting for? Get your cash offer today!
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How the Process Works: From Offer to Closing
We want to buy your house and will give you an offer in about 2 minutes and typically close in 10 days or less. Selling to OutFactors is incredibly fast and easy. Here’s how the process works:
- Enter the address of your house through our user-friendly online form and answer a few basic questions about your home.
- A few seconds later, our sophisticated computer systems will display your offer. Just click on the Offer Accepted button!
- We’ll send you the contract. We only use consumer-friendly Texas-standard contract forms.
- We will answer all of your questions and make sure you understand the process.
- Once you sign the contract, we’ll set up the home inspection.
- We’ll inspect the property and answer any lingering questions you might have.
- You will meet the closing agent at a convenient time and location to sign all closing documents. After signing the closing documents, you will get your cash through a wire transfer or guaranteed title company check.
That’s it! We make the home cash buyer process as quick and straightforward as possible. And remember, getting an offer is free and you are under no obligation to sell to us.
Just enter your address to find out just how easy selling your home can be.
WHAT THEY SAY…
What are our clients saying about us?
- Getting an offer is so simple. You just input your address online, answer a few questions about the home, and a few seconds later the offer pops up on your screen. Of course, we had questions but the folks at OutFactors are easy to talk to and they are willing to take the time to answer all of your questions. We highly recommend OutFactors.
Dolly - We tried selling our home with a real estate agent but weren’t successful but then a friend recommended we try OutFactors. We couldn’t get an offer on our home for months but with OutFactors you can get a fair all cash offer in a few minutes.
Alex - We had a tragedy in the family and we really needed to sell our home as-is, and quickly. Everyone that helped us at OutFactors was very understanding and considerate. They make the whole process so easy and quick.
Lily - We really needed to sell quickly and OutFactors answered our questions, agreed to our timeline and were so easy to work with. And it all happens so fast.
Lailah - The OutFactors process is very fast and simple. We especially like the lease back program that allows the seller to get the cash they need but move out when you are ready. They make it so easy.
Daren - I was skeptical at first, but you just enter your address and answer a few simple questions about the house and you get an offer in a few minutes. We really liked that we would not have to deal with open houses or spend any money on repairs. It was exactly what we were looking for and we recommend OutFactors when you need to sell your home fast for a good price.
Michelle
History of Wilmer, Texas
Railroad Town to Thriving Suburb
Wilmer is a suburb of Dallas, Texas in southeastern Dallas County that is bisected by Interstate Highway 45 and Cottonwood Creek. Wilmer is located ten miles northeast of Seagoville, Garland is twenty-three miles north, and downtown Dallas is fourteen miles southeast.
One of the earliest recorded settlers was Andrew K. Gray who arrived in the area in the 1840s and was the original land patent holder. During the early years, the community was named Prairie Valley which was primarily a farming and cattle ranching community. This changed in 1872 with the arrival of the Houston and Texas Central Railroad and the establishment of a train depot.
The historical records indicate that Prairie Valley and Wilmer coexisted for a period of several years and that Wilmer became a community in 1876. Wilmer was named after A. J. Wilmer, a popular train conductor on the Houston and Texas Central Railway. A Tennessee immigrant, J. W. Johnson, arrived at Prairie Valley in 1883 and served as Prairie Valley’s first postmaster. The name of the post office was changed to Wilmer in 1884 at which time it appears that Prairie Valley ceased to formally exist.
The railroad brought growth and economic opportunity, and by 1890, Wilmer had a population of approximately 100 people, two churches, a steam mill, a cotton gin, and two general stores. The small farming community had become a regional transportation hub for area farmers and various ancillary businesses. Over the next 25 years, the community continued to grow and by the start of World War I in 1914, Wilmer was home to about 200 people, three churches, the White Banking firm, the Cotton Oil Establishment, a blacksmith shop, a restaurant, a livery stable, two drug stores, two grocers, and had telephone connections.
The community was devastated in July 1929 when a fire destroyed most of the business sector, including one bank. The community came together and rebuilt but relocated the business sector to the east along what was US Highway 75 which later enlarged and renamed US Highway 45. In the 1930s, the population of Wilmer was approximately 250 people and when it was formally incorporated in 1945, it was home to 450 people and had over 135 homes. J. H. May was served as the town’s first mayor. By the late 1940s, the city had established a public water system and a volunteer fire brigade was formed and supplied with a fire engine.
Between 1950 and 1960, Wilmer underwent a period of explosive growth and development with the population more than tripling to over 1,780 residents by the year 1960. Over the next 10 years, growth was limited with the population in 1970 being reported as approximately 1,920 people. The city then entered a period of growth with the population again rapidly increasing to 2,367 people in 1980. The 10-year alternating periods of slow growth followed by accelerated growth continued for the next 30 years with the population in 1990 increasing slightly to 2,479 people, increasing rapidly to over 3,390 by the year 2000, and then growth slowing again with the population reaching 3,682 by 2010.
Today, Wilmer is a thriving suburb that covers 6.40 square miles with a municipal court, a library, six churches, a water system, local parks, five industrial parks, two cemeteries, police, a fire department, and has over 4,800 people who call the city home.
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