Own a DFW home without a bank loan.
The Metroplex is big enough that there's almost always something. If you can afford the payment but the bank says no, get on the list and let us go find it.
Not a rental. Not rent-to-own.
Owner financing is a purchase. Here's what that means for you:
Dallas–Fort Worth is the largest market we work in, and its sheer scale is the advantage. Across Dallas, Tarrant, Denton, and Collin counties there's a genuine range of price points, from Oak Cliff and South Dallas to Arlington, Mesquite, Garland, Irving, Grand Prairie, and up toward Denton and McKinney.
The Metroplex has pulled in enormous numbers of people over the last decade, and a lot of them arrived mid-transition: relocated for a job without two years of local income history, self-employed and newly moved, or rebuilding after a divorce or a business that didn't survive. Those situations are temporary, but a bank's underwriting model treats them as permanent. Owner financing doesn't.
Because DFW is so spread out, commute matters more here than almost anywhere. When you fill out the form, tell us where you work — the difference between Fort Worth and Plano is an hour of your life every day, and we'd rather match you to something that actually fits how you live.
As always, a licensed Residential Mortgage Loan Originator qualifies you and originates the note, and you close at a title company and take title that day. No lease, no option, no waiting to become the owner.
Good income. Wrong paperwork.
Most people we help could comfortably afford the house. The bank's checklist just doesn't have a box for their situation.
And who it isn't for
Owner financing isn't a way around qualifying — it's a different way of qualifying. If you have no down payment saved, or no income you can document in any form, we won't be able to help yet, and we'll tell you that honestly rather than string you along. If a conventional loan is within reach, take it: a bank will almost always beat our terms, and we'll say so.
How owner financing works
The same closing you'd have with a bank — without the bank.
Tell us your criteria
Areas, size, down payment, and the payment you're comfortable with. It takes about two minutes.
We match you to a home
When a property fits what you told us, you hear from us before it's advertised anywhere.
An RMLO qualifies you
A licensed loan originator reviews your ability to repay and sets the terms. This is a real qualification, not a rubber stamp.
You close and get the deed
You sign at a title company and take ownership. You're on the deed from day one — this is a purchase, not a rental.
You pay through a servicer
Payments go to a licensed servicing company that tracks your balance and provides statements and year-end tax documents.
Refinance when you're ready
Many buyers move into a conventional loan later. There's no penalty for refinancing or paying off early.
Tell us what you're looking for
Homes that fit go to the people on this list first. It costs nothing and commits you to nothing.
Questions people actually ask
What is owner financing?
Instead of you borrowing from a bank to pay us, we sell you the home and carry the financing ourselves. You get the deed and become the owner at closing, and you make your monthly payments to a servicing company rather than to a mortgage lender. In Dallas-Fort Worth, the paperwork is handled at a title company just like any other closing.
Is this rent-to-own or a lease option?
No, and the difference matters. With a lease option you are still a tenant and you do not own anything until you exercise the option. With owner financing you take title at closing, you are on the deed, and you build equity as you pay down the balance. It is a purchase, not a rental.
Do I still have to qualify?
Yes. A licensed Residential Mortgage Loan Originator reviews every buyer and originates the loan, exactly as required for a home you will live in. The review looks at your ability to repay rather than only at a credit score, which is why buyers who get turned down by banks often still qualify here.
What do I need to get started?
A down payment, income you can document in some form, and a willingness to go through the qualification process. We do not publish set terms because they depend on the individual property and on what the RMLO approves, so the honest answer is that it varies. Tell us your situation and we will tell you straight whether we can help.
Can I refinance into a normal loan later?
Most of our buyers plan to. Because you own the home and your payment history is reported through the servicer, owner financing can be a bridge that gets you into the house now and into conventional financing later. There is no prepayment penalty for refinancing or paying us off early.
How many homes do you have available right now?
It changes constantly, and often a home is spoken for before it is ever advertised. That is exactly why the list exists. When you tell us your areas and your budget, we contact the people whose criteria match as soon as a property comes available.
Owner-finance homes across Texas
Important disclosures
Resilient Realty Investments, LLC is a real estate investment company. We sell homes we own and, when it fits, we carry the financing ourselves. We are not a bank, a mortgage lender, a mortgage broker, a real estate brokerage, a government agency, or a law firm, and nothing on this page is legal, tax, or financial advice. Owner financing on a home you intend to occupy is a residential mortgage transaction: every buyer is qualified and every loan originated through a licensed Residential Mortgage Loan Originator, and closings are handled by a title company. Availability of homes in Dallas–Fort Worth varies, submitting a form is not a loan application, and no terms are offered or guaranteed until both parties sign a written agreement. Equal Housing Opportunity.