Metroplex Homebuyers Review, a North Texas Cash Buyer Active Since 2011

Some cash buyers in Dallas are a few years old. Metroplex Homebuyers has been at it since 2011, and both its own site and the BBB agree on that date. For a seller who wants a buyer with a long record, that's a good place to start.

If you've been reading Metroplex Homebuyers reviews, this piece fills in the rest. It covers how the company makes offers, how it handles closing costs and belongings, which homes it buys, and the few things its site leaves out. You'll also see how Southern Hills Home Buyers in Plano compares for Dallas-Fort Worth sellers.

Why Southern Hills Home Buyers Deserves a Call

Southern Hills Home Buyers is a family-owned investor buyer in Plano that Brandon Beatty founded, and it's been in business since 2017. The BBB rates it A+, and it's been a BBB Accredited business since March 23, 2026.

It buys as is, charges no fees or commissions, and says it often pays the closing costs too. You can leave what you don't want behind, because the company tells sellers, "Take what you want and leave the rest." It typically closes in 7 to 21 days, or on the date you choose.

It also buys some homes that many local buyers pass on, including mobile homes with or without land, from single wides to triple wides. Tenants can stay in place, and when several heirs share a house, the company can often make one offer to the whole group. Minh Lữ Gia sold an older house that needed a new roof. The review reads, "Thankfully, they purchased it exactly as it was." It goes on, "No inspections that caused delays, no repair requests, just a smooth and honest transaction."

Who Is Behind Metroplex Homebuyers

The site doesn't name its owners or give a street address, and there's no About page, so the BBB is where you fill in the gaps. It lists Bret Miller as owner and CFO, Justin Lovett as partner and CEO, and Jennifer Lovett as partner and COO. Its mailing address is a suite on Granite Parkway in Plano, and the phone number on the site is (972) 487-7653.

The BBB gives Metroplex Homebuyers an A+ rating. The company isn't BBB accredited, though, so it hasn't signed on to the BBB's standards the way an accredited business has. That doesn't point to a problem, and it's just one more thing to weigh.

The track record looks long. The company's own homepage says "1,000+ Homes bought since 2011," a count we couldn't check, and the BBB start date of September 2011 backs up the year. Plenty of cash buyers show one founding year on their site and a different one on the BBB, but Metroplex doesn't.

What Metroplex Homebuyers Reviews Show

The homepage shows a Google score of 4.8 based on 162 reviews. It also shows a Facebook badge reading "100% recommend" based on 57 reviews. Both come from the company's own page, so read the listings yourself, sort by newest, and look for sellers in your part of the metro with homes like yours.

Use the same lens on Southern Hills. Its BBB page shows 8 reviews with a 4.5 average, and the company reports "300+ five-star Google reviews." Henry Baker, a Fort Worth seller, wrote, "From the first conversation everything was simple and straightforward."

How a Metroplex Offer Comes Together

You can sell by phone or book a walk-through. Metroplex says a cash offer comes "usually within 24 hours" of learning about your house. Its offer is "based on current market values and your property's condition," and it doesn't publish a percentage.

Southern Hills works much the same way. It prices on location, repairs, condition and recent sales nearby. Its inherited homes page is plain about the result. "The offer will be below retail." That's a fair thing to hear up front.

Closing is flexible. "We can close in as little as 7 days," the FAQ says, and the homepage adds, "You pick the time and place for your closing." That's a nice touch if you'd rather sign at home or near work. After closing, the FAQ says funds usually land in your bank account within one business day of verification.

What Metroplex Pays at Closing

Metroplex is unusually specific here. Its FAQ answers the closing cost question with "None! We cover all of the traditional closing costs associated with a real estate transaction." It then names them, from title insurance and escrow fees to document prep, recording and notary fees. Most buyers just say "closing costs" and leave it there.

That list makes it easy to compare offers. Southern Hills says it charges no fees or commissions and often pays the closing costs, which is a softer promise. Ask each one for a written net sheet that shows every line before you sign.

Belongings and Property Types

Metroplex buys as is, with "no need to clean up or make repairs before we arrive." Can you leave things behind? "Yes, with advance notice so we can arrange donation or removal of items," the FAQ says. Give it a heads-up, and it says it handles cleanouts regularly.

It buys single-family houses, townhomes, condos, duplexes, quadruplexes, raw land and mobile homes. There's a catch on that last one, since it only buys mobile homes that come with the land. If you own a mobile home on rented land or in a park, Southern Hills is the better fit, since it buys them either way.

Coverage is wide. Metroplex links 83 city pages, from Addison to Wylie, including Prosper, Sachse and Oak Cliff. It helps sellers facing foreclosure, divorce, relocation, inherited homes and costly repairs, and it works with tired landlords "with or without tenants."

Four Things to Ask Metroplex

• Who owns the company, and who will I work with day to day?
• Is there a street office I can visit?
• Does "all of the traditional closing costs" include any HOA or survey fees?
• How much notice do you need to clear out what I leave?

The Verdict

Metroplex Homebuyers brings a track record that runs back to 2011, a strong self-reported Google score, and closing costs it names line by line. Many sellers who look up Metroplex Homebuyers reviews will find a solid option there, especially if their house is a standard single-family home inside the metroplex.

Southern Hills Home Buyers is still the stronger first call for many Dallas sellers. It's BBB accredited, its founder is named, and it lists a Plano office on its site. It buys mobile homes with or without land, plus commercial property, and it can make one offer to a group of heirs. There's zero obligation, so get both offers in writing and decide when you're ready.