WHAT PRICE LOCATION?
WHAT PRICE LOCATION? You can know something important and completely ignore its significance without realizing that you are.
Category Archives: first time buyer
These Dallas suburbs rank among best in Texas to raise a family
These Dallas suburbs rank among best in Texas to raise a family Where are the best places in Texas to raise a family?
How to decide whether to buy a starter home or wait for something better
7 keys to knowing if it’s time to buy a starter home It’s the question for newbie buyers: Buy a starter home, or wait to buy something better?
WHY HOME BUYERS SHOULD HIRE A PROFESSIONAL
Hire a Professional Getting a purchase closed in today’s market is complex. The real estate market has changed greatly from only a few years ago. Buyers face many more hurdles […]
The 6 Worst Homes for First-Time Buyers
The 6 Worst Homes for First-Time Buyers Are you choosing the right one? What if you buy this home and the perfect place comes on the market a week later? […]
Do You Need a MortgageBroker?
Do You Need a Mortgage Broker? Even if your IQ is through the roof, mortgages can make your head hurt.
How to Go From Real Estate Gawker to Serious Home Buyer
Serious Home Buyer Millions of people visit sites such as realtor.com® each month, but fewer than 500,000 homes are bought on average in any given month in the U.S. That means that real buyers—or […]
4 homebuyer-assistance programs you may not know about – See more at: https://www.texasrealestate.com/advice-for-texas-realtors/article/4-homebuyer-assistance-programs-you-may-not-know-about#sthash.DYzYhkTv.dpuf
4 homebuyer-assistance programs you may not know about A large percentage of buyers remain unaware of these beneficial programs
Forget About Buying a New Home Under $200K in North Texas
Forget About Buying a New Home Under $200K in North Texas There’s not much hope on the horizon for those looking for a new home priced under $200,000.
North Texas new home costs soar to record prices, topping $300K mark
North Texas new home costs soar to record prices, topping $300K mark An entry level home on a typical 50 foot by 110 foot lot is no longer feasible.
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