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Selling your home can be a long and stressful process. But what if we told you that you could sell it in as little as 24 hours?
No, really. We believe selling your house should be easy and straightforward – no matter what kind of market you’re in or how many hoops you think you have to jump through to get the job done. We know that sometimes things happen – you’ve got a new job, the kids are going off to college, your in-laws want to move in with you – and whatever your reason for wanting to sell quickly is, we’re here to help.
We’re OutFactors, and we buy houses for cash in Murphy. If you want to sell your house fast, just answer a few simple questions about your property, and we’ll get back to you with an offer within 2 minutes. Whether it’s a single-family home or a mansion, we’ll consider practically any property in almost any condition. And because we pay cash for houses, there’s no waiting for banks to make decisions about loaning money or worrying about offers falling through at the last minute.
If you get started now, 10 days later, you can be sitting at a table signing the closing documents and collecting the cash for your house. We understand that your personal information is valuable, so we provide all of our services without even requiring your name, telephone number, or email address from you. Just enter your address and answer a few questions about your house, and in about 2 minutes, our sophisticated house evaluation system will give you a great cash offer!
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What Our Customers Say About Us…
- We wanted to sell our home quickly and did not want to waste our time with scammers or people who would not perform. We searched the internet for legitimate cash home buyers and found OutFactors. We liked that they put everything in writing using standard contract forms. The whole process was very easy and fast.
Robert - 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 - 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 - 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 - My expectations were low when I contacted OutFactors, not thinking it would be something I would actually consider. The process was amazingly simple; cash offer, quick close and great communication throughout the process.
Gene - 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
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History of Murphy, Texas
Farming Community to Affluent Suburb
Murphy is a suburb of Dallas, Texas, and is located in the southern part of Collin County and is bordered by Plano to the west, Sachse on its south, Wylie to the east, and Parker to the north. It is about 22 miles northeast of the Dallas central business district and 2 miles away from the famous Southfork Ranch.
On April 3, 1846, Collin County was created through a legislative act that was once part of Fannin County. The Republic of Texas granted a contract to William S. Peters, who established a company to recruit settlers to North Texas, including the newly created Collin County. This organization and the settlers who participated are known as Peters Colony. The first settlers to arrive in what is now known as Murphy came from Kentucky, Arkansas, Alabama, Virginia, and Ohio.
One of the earliest settlers that arrived in 1846 was Lydia McMillen and her family, which included her six children and her two brothers, James and Henry Maxwell. They made their homes along Muddy Creek, which later became known as Maxwell Creek. About four years later, the family of William and Dorothy Murphy settled in the area and made their home in the same area. Both families were known to be of Scottish-Irish and Presbyterian descent and were attracted to the area due to its rich soil, abundant fish and fowl for food, and sufficient wood for building.
In the 1850s, there were two small communities, one called Maxwells Creek near the property of Henry Maxwell and the other called Old Decatur near the McMillen property that was named after McMillen’s hometown. As the area began to grow, the Maxwell brothers sold several lots, and by 1870, the community was referred to as Decatur. However, in 1888, it was renamed Murphy in honor of William Murphy, who provided the land for the St. Louis Southwestern Railway and train depot that was established that same year. This was followed by the Murphy post office which was established in 1891.
From the 1890s to the 1970s, Murphy was a small farming and ranching community with the railroad serving as an important shipping point for their cotton, corn, onions, and cattle. The community continued to slowly grow, and by the mid-1930s was large enough to need a school. In 1938, the first formal community school was built to serve children from elementary school through high school students.
Like many north Texas farming communities, Murphy was hard hit during the Great Depression and the Dust Bowl years. The resulting economic hardship caused the population of Murphy to dwindle and by the late 1940s, there were only 150 people still living in Murphy. In the 1950s, the population stabilized, and the city was officially incorporated in 1958.
Starting in the 1960s, the city entered a period of slow but steady growth, and by 1970, the city had about 260 residents. Between 1970 and 1980, the city experienced a period of rapid growth, with the population increasing to 1,150 people. This period of accelerated growth continued throughout most of North Texas including the City of Murphy, and by the year 2000, the city had over 3,000 residents. This growth was further fueled by the completion of the President George Bush Turnpike, and by 2010, the population exploded to over 17,700 people.
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