What Sellers Say About Southern Hills Home Buyers, Real Stories From Dallas to Fort Worth

Henry Baker wanted a local company in Fort Worth to buy his house. He searched, found Southern Hills Home Buyers, and later wrote that everything was "simple and straightforward" from the first conversation. His review is short, and it's a good place to start.

Sellers across the metro have left Southern Hills Home Buyers reviews like his, some on Google and some on the company's own testimonials page. This article lines up six of them, each one copied exactly as written. You'll see the situations behind them, the patterns they share, and the limits worth keeping in mind.

A Quick Look at the Company

Southern Hills Home Buyers is a family-owned cash home buyer based in Plano. Brandon Beatty founded it, and it's been in business since 2017, according to the BBB. That same BBB profile shows an A+ rating and accreditation dating to March 23, 2026.

The company says it isn't an agent and doesn't list houses, so there's no listing and no agent fee. It charges no fees or commissions and says it often pays the closing costs as well. It buys as is, in any condition, and lets you leave behind what you don't want. Its service area runs from Dallas and Fort Worth out to Weatherford, Granbury, Cleburne, Waxahachie and well beyond.

Where These Reviews Come From

The reviews below come from two places. Some sit on the testimonials page of the company's own site. Others come from Google, through a public mirror of the company's Fort Worth listing. That Fort Worth listing shows a 4.9 average across 62 reviews, according to the review site Birdeye.

A note on names is useful here. It clears up a common mix-up. Some older testimonials thank "Southern Hills Property Group" instead of Southern Hills Home Buyers. The BBB lists Southern Hills Property Group LLC as an alternate name for the same business, so both point to the same company.

Six Sellers, Six Situations

A Parent's House, Sold From Out of State

Kristen W. had to sell her parents' house without living nearby. Her review, from the company's testimonials page, names Shannon as the person who walked her through it.

"Shannon helped to sell my parents’ house quickly and fairly. She was responsive, professional, knowledgeable, and personable. The emotional difficulty in letting go of this house was made much easier with Shannon’s help. All done from out of state, and closed in a week. I would highly recommend Southern Hills Home Buyers."

A Local Buyer in Fort Worth

Henry Baker's full review, from the Fort Worth Google listing, is just three sentences long, and all three are about how easy the sale felt from start to finish.

"I was looking for a local company in Fort Worth to help me sell my house and came across Southern Hills Home Buyers. From the first conversation everything was simple and straightforward. They gave me a fair cash offer and made the whole process very easy."

Mom's House, No Repairs

George C. didn't want to list his mother's home or fix it up for the public market. He says so plainly on the testimonials page.

"I sold my mom’s home to Southern Hills Property Group. It was a tough time and I didn’t have the patience to list her home with an agent plus the work of repairs needed to sell it to the public. It was easy and all went smoothly. They bought the house without any repairs and closed in 3 weeks. Very happy with them."

An Inherited Property With No Plan

Camila Stokes inherited a house and didn't know where to begin. Plenty of heirs feel that way, especially when the house comes with old furniture, unpaid bills and relatives who all have opinions about what should happen next. She posted this on the Fort Worth listing.

"Inherited a property i didn't know what to do with, they handled everything n gave me a fair cash offer. Highly recommend."

Sold As Is in About a Month

Gloria H. also thanks Shannon by name, and she gives one of the few timelines in these reviews.

"I contacted Southern Hills Property Group. Shannon, my Agent was very friendly, attentive and concerned and my property sold as is, in about 4 weeks. I am and was very satisfied with her work."

A Fair Offer and Less Hassle

Lucas Morgan's review on the Fort Worth listing may be cut short on the mirror site, but the line that shows up is clear.

"The cash offer was fair, and I was able to move forward without all the usual hassle."

Patterns That Show Up Across the Stories

Four of these six reviewers use the word "fair" or "fairly" about their sale. That stands out, because every one of them sold for cash, and cash buyers pay below retail. Southern Hills says so on its own site: "The offer will be below retail." Sellers still felt the number was right for their situation, which tells you something about how the offers were explained.

Family homes come up again and again. Two of these sellers were selling a parent's house, and one was handling an inherited property. These are emotional sales, and the reviews talk about patience and kindness as much as speed.

No one here fixed anything first. George C. says the company "bought the house without any repairs," and Gloria H. says her home "sold as is." That matches the company's own line on move-out day: "Take what you want and leave the rest."

What These Reviews Don't Tell You

Reviews are honest snapshots. They aren't a contract. The closing times above range from a week to about a month. The company lists a typical close of 7 to 21 days, or a date you choose, so your own timeline depends on title work and your plans.

Not every review is glowing, either. The BBB shows 8 reviews averaging 4.5, which includes one low rating. Read the full set on Google and the BBB before you decide, and ask the company any question that comes up.

Questions to Ask on Your First Call

The Last Word

From a parent's house sold from out of state to a Fort Worth home sold after one simple call, these Southern Hills Home Buyers reviews share a tone. Sellers felt heard, felt the price was fair, and didn't have to fix a thing. The company backs that up with a named founder, a Plano office and an A+ from the BBB.

If one of these stories sounds like yours, reach out and ask for a written offer. There's no obligation to accept it. Read it at home, think it over with the people you trust, and decide when you're ready.