Sell a Fire-Damaged House in Dallas County

After the insurance claim — or instead of the rebuild.

After a fire, most owners face the same decision: spend a year rebuilding with a contractor and an adjuster, or take the insurance settlement and sell the house as it stands.

No repairs, no cleaning
No fees or commissions
Close in as little as 7 days
Written offer, no obligation

Got it — thank you.

Mike Jackson will call or text you shortly, usually within the hour during the day. If it's urgent, call (972) 954-6120 now.

Prefer to talk? (972) 954-6120 — you'll get Mike, not a call center.

Local, not a call centerBased in Dallas, TX. You deal with Mike Jackson directly.

Licensed title company closingsEvery sale closes at a Texas title company. Your money is wired, never handed over.

No fees, no commissionsThe number on the offer is the number you get, minus any payoffs.

Your date, not oursClose in a week, or in three months. Stay after closing if you need to.

What you should know

How a fire-damaged sale works

Your insurance claim and the sale of the house are separate. Most owners settle the claim (or at least the structure portion) and then sell the property as-is, keeping the settlement. In some cases a buyer can take an assignment of the claim — that's a conversation for your adjuster and an attorney, and we're happy to have it.

If you have a mortgage, the lender is usually named on the insurance check and will want the loan paid or the house repaired. Selling and paying the loan off at closing satisfies that.

The city side

A badly burned structure in Dallas or the surrounding cities will draw a code case, and a structure deemed unsafe can end up with a repair-or-demolish order and a deadline. The longer it sits, the more likely the city forces the issue on its schedule rather than yours. Selling to someone who will actually do the work resolves the case.

How we help

We'll make a written offer based on the lot, the location, and what's salvageable. If the structure needs to come down, that's on us. We close through a title company in as little as two weeks, and any lien or open citation is paid from proceeds.

How it works

Tell us about the house

Call, text, or use the form. Five minutes of questions — no sales pitch.

Get a written offer

We look at the property once and put a real number in writing, usually within 48 hours. We show you how we got there.

Close on your date

A licensed Texas title company handles everything. Close in as little as 7 days, or later if you need time. Cash wired to you.

What to have handy when you call

None of this is required to get started — it just makes the offer faster.

Your insurance claim status
Any city notice or inspection report
Mortgage statement, if there is one

Questions people ask us

Should I sell before or after the insurance claim settles?

Usually after the structure portion settles, so you keep the settlement and sell the property separately. But talk to your adjuster — and if the claim is dragging, we can still buy now.

The house is a total loss. Do you still want it?

Yes. The lot has value, and we handle demolition and permits.

There's a demolition order from the city.

We've bought properties with active orders. Once we take title and pull permits, the city typically works with the new owner on the timeline.

Do I need to clear the debris?

No. Leave everything.

Who you're dealing with

I'm Mike Jackson. I'm a real estate investor based in Dallas, TX, and I buy houses across Dallas County, Texas. I'm not an agent and I'm not a national call center. When you call the number on this page, you're calling me.

I started doing this because I kept watching families lose money on houses they didn't want, to a process that wasn't built for them. A cash sale isn't right for everyone, and I'll tell you if it isn't right for you. When it is, I'll make it the easiest part of a hard situation.

Call or text (972) 954-6120