Category Archives: Real Estate Advice

Number 1 Thing You Must Do Before You Make A Short Sale Offer

Short Sales are going to be with us for a while, a long while…especially on higher end condos in Uptown and surrounding area where developers over developed and builders over built the same thing. Nuff – said.  Basically a short … Continue reading

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New Home or Used? Which is the Better Buy?

Before I was a licensed Broker – Realtor, I did what every buyer-consumer does when they start considering a place to call home.  Back then there weren’t any homes on the Internet to help with the pre-search.  You just got … Continue reading

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New Listings Way Down in Dallas

If you’re a first time buyer in this market, especially in the price range under $300K you might wonder why there are multiple offers on homes you like. That goes for foreclosure properties too.  One reason is the inventory levels … Continue reading

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Mortgage Rates Going Up or Down Next 30 days?

Well, this question gets asked as much as “How’s the Market?” While the market could certainly use much improvement from the buy side. You need to get expert advice from a mortgage professional, check out The Mortgage Report for insider … Continue reading

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First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit – 2009

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