Myers Home Buyers buys houses directly across the Metroplex — no repairs, no showings, no commissions. Eric is also a licensed agent who represents buyers on resale homes and new construction in Mansfield, Burleson and Midlothian.
Three fields. Eric follows up personally by call or text — usually same day, and there's no obligation.
Would listing net you more? Eric prices it both ways →
Name and number first — the rest is optional. Resale or new construction, first home or next one.
Three steps, no listing paperwork, and nothing you have to fix first.
The address and a few basics are enough to start. No staging advice, no listing agreement, and no one walking strangers through your living room.
Eric pulls live comps and looks at the actual condition — then walks you through how he got to the offer, so it isn't a number with no explanation behind it.
Cash means no lender timeline dictating the close. Take the offer or leave it — if you take it, you choose the date that fits your move.
The three things people are usually trying to get out from under when they call.
Deferred maintenance, an old roof, tenant damage, a kitchen from 1978 — that gets priced into the offer instead of turning into a repair list you have to fund before closing.
Get my offer →No listing commission, no photography or marketing spend, no months of carrying costs while it sits. The offer is the number you plan around.
See what we'd pay →Inherited property you don't want to manage, a rental you're tired of, a relocation on a deadline, or a house that already sat on the market and didn't sell.
Talk it through →Buying resale or new construction, or listing on the MLS instead of taking a cash offer — same phone number, same person, no handoff to a stranger. Renting instead?
Nobody is born knowing how any of this works. Expect the process in plain English, at the pace you actually need, with no one rushing you toward a contract.
Trading up, downsizing, moving into the Metroplex, or adding a rental. The hard part is usually the timing between the house you have and the one you want.
When the house shows well and you have time to wait for the right buyer, listing it usually nets more than selling direct — which is exactly why both options stay on the table.
The model home's sales team works for the builder. Bring someone who works for you — before your first visit, not after you've signed.
Eric lives and works here. New communities keep opening on the edges of town, and knowing which streets, school zones and future road projects sit around a lot matters as much as the floor plan.
A quick run up to Fort Worth, with a steady pipeline of new neighborhoods. Price per square foot and tax rates vary a lot from one community to the next — worth comparing side by side before you pick one.
One of the fastest-growing towns south of Dallas, with larger lots and plenty of builders competing for buyers. That competition is exactly when incentives are worth negotiating.
Whether you need a place to lease this month, or you're quietly wondering whether you should be buying instead.
Good lease listings are gone in days. Eric can pull what's actually active across Mansfield, Arlington, Fort Worth and the cities around them, get you in to see it, and tell you when a place isn't worth the application fee.
Plenty of renters could already buy and don't know it. Plenty can't yet and get pushed anyway. The whole point of the conversation is finding out which one you are — this year, not someday.
Live MLS search — resale, new construction and rentals, plus a quick read on what your own house might bring.
Mansfield is home base and the work runs outward from there — buying, listing, and leasing alike. Tap any city to sign up and open the live MLS search.
Don't see your city? The Metroplex is bigger than any list — text 682-727-7747 and ask.
Based in Mansfield and buying across the full DFW Metroplex, I focus on straight answers over sales pitches — starting with whether selling direct is even the right move for you.
I'm a licensed agent as well as a buyer, so I can price your house two ways: what I'd pay for it as-is today, and what it would likely bring listed on the MLS. If listing wins, I'll tell you that instead of talking you out of it.
The agent half of the business is a real one, not a footnote. I represent first-time buyers all the way through their first closing, help move-up and relocating buyers line up the timing, list houses on the MLS for sellers who'd rather go that route, and help renters find a lease — or work out whether they'd be better off buying. Here's what that looks like.
Selling as-is, buying your first place, listing on the MLS, or looking for a rental — start with just your name and number, and Eric follows up personally, usually same day. Text if that's easier — plenty of people would rather not get on a call, and that's fine. No obligation either way.
