We Buy Inherited & Probate Houses in Hurst, Texas
Own a house in Hurst with other people — or inherited one along with siblings or relatives — and want to sell just your share? Found Heirs buys individual and partial interests for cash, as-is, with no fees. You don't need the other owners to agree, and we handle the heirship and title work.
Get My Hurst Cash Offer →We Specialize in Partial & Fractured Interests
Inherited only part of a Hurst property — a share alongside siblings, cousins, or other relatives? That's a partial (or "fractured") interest: you own a percentage of the home, not a specific room or piece of it. It's exactly what we look for — and you can sell your share for cash without waiting for the other heirs to agree. We handle the genealogy and title work.
Sell Your Share →How It Works
Tell us about the property
Fill out the short form or call. Share the address and a little about the situation.
Get a fair cash offer
We review the home and your title situation, then present a clear, no-obligation offer.
Close on your timeline
We handle the title and paperwork. Pick a closing date that works for you and get paid.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I sell a house I own with other people in Hurst?
Yes. If you own a share of a Hurst property with siblings, relatives, or other co-owners, you can generally sell your individual (partial) interest without the others' permission. We buy these interests directly, so you can cash out your share even if the other owners aren't ready to sell.
How do I sell just my piece of an inherited house?
You sell your undivided interest — your percentage share — to a buyer who handles partial interests, like us. We confirm the heirs and ownership, clear the title, and pay you for your share at closing. The other heirs keep theirs.
Do you buy houses anywhere in Hurst?
Yes — we buy inherited, probate, heir, partial-interest, and as-is properties throughout Hurst and Tarrant County, in any condition.
How fast can you close?
It depends on the situation. When the title is already clear, we can often close in a matter of days. More involved cases — clearing heirship, locating heirs, or partial interests — can take a few weeks or more. We'll give you a realistic timeline up front.