We are interested in buying your house, and we can give you a fair offer within 2 minutes. Selling to OutFactors is incredibly fast and easy, and you can expect to close within 10 days or less. Here’s how the process works:

1. Fill out our user-friendly online form with the address of your house and a few basic questions about your property.
2. We will display your offer in a few seconds. When you’re ready, click on the Offer Accepted button!
3. We will send you the contract. We only use Texas-standard contract forms that are consumer-friendly.
4. If you have any questions, we will answer them and ensure that you understand the process.
5. Upon signing the contract, we’ll schedule your home inspection.
6. As part of our inspection, we will answer any lingering questions you might have.
7. You will meet the closing agent at a convenient time and location to sign all closing documents. After signing the closing documents you will get your cash through a wire transfer or guaranteed title company check.

That’s it! We make the home cash buyer process as quick and straightforward as possible. And remember, getting an offer is free and you are under no obligation to sell to us.

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History of the City of Kaufman, Texas

Farming Settlement to Growing Suburb

The city of Kaufman is a suburb of Dallas, Texas, and the county seat of Kaufman County, located near the intersection of State Highway 34, State Highway 243, and U.S. Highway 175.

Before the arrival of settlers, the area was inhabited by the Caddo, Cherokee, Comanche, Delaware, and Kickapoo Indians who migrated throughout the area hunting game and foraging for food.

In the early 1840s, a group of 40 families from Mississippi arrived in the area. These settlers were led by Dr. William P. King, who had purchased 2½ square miles of land. Shortly thereafter, King constructed a security outpost on a hilltop that overlooked the area and Dr. King’s home. The fort provided security for the area settlers and became known as King Fort and the local creek that provided freshwater became known as King’s Creek. The security provided by the Fort encouraged other families to build their homes and buildings in the area. Over the next few years, other settlers arrived and the community became known as Kingsboro.

Kingsboro was originally part of Henderson County but in 1846, the Texas Legislature took a portion of Henderson County and created Kaufman County. The county was named after David Spangler Kaufman who was a lawyer, Indian fighter, and later became a well-respected politician. In 1849, the first post office was established in Kingsboro. The area continued to grow, and by the early 1950s, Mrs. Francis Taber, former wife of Dr. King, donated a large tract of land to the county. With this donation, the community of Kingsboro was renamed Kaufman and became the Kaufman County seat. In late 1851, the Kaufman County government offices were transferred to the town of Kaufman where they remain to this day.

By 1860, the first Kaufman newspaper was published, and in 1872, the City of Kaufman was officially incorporated with a population of about 500 people. The year 1881 brought tremendous growth to Kaufman. Apart from Kaufman being reincorporated, the Texas Trunk Line railroad arrived in Kaufman. Two years later, the Texas Central Railroad completed their rail line connecting Kaufman to Dallas and with the two rail lines, Kaufman became the trading and economic center in the area. The railroads spurred additional growth and by 1884 Kaufman had about 1,000 residents, over 35 businesses, several churches, and two schools. To service the financial needs of the community, in the late 1880s the City of Kaufman welcomed the opening of its first bank.

At the beginning of the 1900s, Kaufman had over 2,200 residents that were served by 50 plus businesses, and residents were kept informed of daily events by 3 different newspapers. Between the early 1900s and the mid-1930s, the growth of Kaufman stalled and the population remained virtually unchanged. During World War II a prisoner of war camp was located in Kaufman which was known as Camp Kaufman and by the end of the war, the population was about 2,600 with over 70 businesses and home to the areas first manufacturing plant.

Over the next 45 years, the City of Kaufman experienced slow but steady growth that was briefly interrupted by a tornado that caused significant damage in 1963. By the early 1990s, the population of the City of Kaufman exceeded 5,000 and like many other suburbs, it was being greatly influenced by the explosive growth of Dallas. Over the next 20 years, the continued rapid growth of Dallas would spur the growth of the surrounding suburbs, and by 2010, the population of Kaufman was over 6,700 residents.

Today, Kaufman is a growing suburb of Dallas that covers 2.5 square miles of land with over 7,700 residents that appreciate a tranquil suburban lifestyle with easy access to big city conveniences.