The person behind the offer
About Jessie Walters
Who you are actually dealing with, how long he has been doing this, and what his interests are — said plainly, because you should know before you call.
Requesting an offer does not create a brokerage relationship or obligate you to sell. Any offer is subject to property evaluation, title review and a written agreement.
Who you are dealing with
Jessie Walters owns and runs Bell County Cash Offers, a local home-buying business. He has worked in Central Texas property since 2003.
Separately from this business, he is a licensed Texas real estate broker (licence 509401, active, expires 02/29/2028) and the owner of JD Walters Real Estate LLC (licence 9015088). That is a different company offering a different service, and it is explained on the brokerage disclosure page.
You can verify all of it at the Texas Real Estate Commission licence search. We would rather you did.
Background
Jessie has spent over two decades around Central Texas property — buying it, renovating it, building it, and selling it. That is the reason this business works the way it does. Someone who has actually replaced a foundation in Temple clay, or dealt with an estate where the will was never probated, prices a house differently from an algorithm.
The home-buying side of the work grew out of a simple pattern: people kept coming to him with houses that were not going to do well on the open market. Properties that needed more work than the owner could face, estates nobody wanted to administer, rentals that had gone wrong. Buying those directly was often the better answer for everyone.
A photograph of Jessie belongs here. This page currently has none. A professional headshot and a photograph of Jessie outside the office are both on the pre-launch photography list. No stock photograph of a person will ever be used to represent him.
Which hat he is wearing, and why it matters
This is the part most home-buying websites leave out, so here it is directly.
When we are buying your house
He is acting as a principal — a buyer, spending his own money, with his own financial interest in the price. A lower purchase price benefits the buyer.
He is not your agent. He does not owe you an agent’s duties. Texas rules require a licence holder buying for their own account to disclose in writing that they hold a real estate licence, and he does.
When you want brokerage instead
That is a separate service, through a separate company, under a separate written brokerage agreement — and only if you ask for it.
You are never required to list with JD Walters Real Estate to request or reject a cash offer from us. Full details on the brokerage disclosure page.
Important disclosure. When Jessie Walters or an affiliated purchasing entity considers buying a property, the buyer is acting as a principal for its own benefit and is not representing the seller unless the parties enter a separate written representation agreement. He may have a financial interest in the transaction. You are free to seek independent legal, tax, financial, appraisal or real estate advice before making any decision about your property.
Who else may see your property
We do not buy every house we look at. Some do not fit what we do, some are outside what we can take on at the time. When that happens we may pass the details to the investors and investment companies we work with, so the property still gets looked at rather than simply being declined.
That is disclosed on the form before you submit anything, it is set out in our Privacy Policy, and the contact-consent options are yours to choose.
Credentials, verifiable
- Texas Real Estate Commission individual broker licence #509401 — original licence date 07/07/2003, active, expires 02/29/2028
- Designated broker for JD Walters Real Estate LLC, licence #9015088, active
- No disciplinary actions on record with TREC as of September 11, 2026
- Continuing education current, including Legal Update I and II and the Broker Responsibility Course
Sources and last updated
- Texas Real Estate Commission license holder search Accessed 2026-09-11
- 22 TAC §535.144 — license holder acting as a principal must disclose licence in writing Accessed 2026-09-11
This page was last reviewed for accuracy on .
Common questions
Who runs Bell County Cash Offers?
Jessie Walters, who has worked in Central Texas property since 2003. He owns and operates the home-buying business, and separately holds Texas real estate broker licence #509401 and owns JD Walters Real Estate LLC.
Is Jessie my agent when he offers to buy my house?
No. When buying, he is acting as a principal with his own financial interest, not as your agent, and does not owe you an agent's duties. Texas rules require him to disclose in writing that he holds a real estate licence when buying for his own account, and he does.
Do I have to use his brokerage?
No. Brokerage services through JD Walters Real Estate are entirely separate, require a separate written agreement, and are only provided if you ask. You are never required to list in order to request or reject a cash offer.