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2.5 acre, 41 Unit Multi-family Property

Check out this expansive 2.5 acre, 41 unit multi-family property, located in Clarksville, TX. Each unit is individually metered and ready for rennovations. This is a vacant investor special at a 22% cap rate with no height restrictions, which could allow for the ideal combination of retail space & multifamily. Give me a call today for more details!

Feeling burnout? Here are the symptoms and what you can do about it

In our world of 24-7 communication, demands and pressure, everyone seems to always be run-down or overwhelmed. But feelings that go even beyond that, making it hard to do even the simplest of tasks, may be a sign of burnout. "It means we’re over-allocated," Bea Arthur, a New York City-based licensed therapist, said of how she defines burnout. "In your mind, and perception is reality, it feels like you can’t drop any balls," she said, adding that you can visualize burnout when

10 Key Trends In Dallas-Fort Worth Real Estate In 2018

When 2018 started, people were asking when the Dallas-Fort Worth economy would slow down. Not only has it not happened yet, but DFW commercial real estate had a particularly strong year. That looked different in different parts of the Metroplex and in different property types. The following are 10 trends that dominated local CRE in 2018, as reported through the year by Bisnow. Dallas Is No Ordinary Texas Boomtown CRE experts at our annual Dallas State of the Market said Dalla

New Homebuyers Face A Friendlier Housing Market, Thanks To Cooldown

Since she was 12 years old, Sara Murawski has dreamed of buying a house. Specifically, a Craftsman home, with a big front porch. But she graduated right before the Great Recession. When home values plummeted, she couldn't afford to take advantage of lower real estate prices. She was working in construction, with bachelor's degrees in housing studies and interior design. "My wages weren't that great," she says. "I just felt really lucky to have a job." By the time Murawski cou

Real Estate Relocation Guide: 7 Steps to a Seamless Move

Whatever your reasons are for relocating to a new area, the process can feel overwhelming. Whether you’re moving across across town or across the country, you’ll be changing more than your address. Besides a new house, you may also be searching for new jobs, schools, doctors, restaurants, stores, service providers and more. Of course you’ll need to pack, make moving arrangements, and possibly sell your old home. With so much to do, you may be wondering: Where do I start? In t

DFW Named Top Real-Estate Market to Watch in 2019

It, simply, cannot be argued that the Dallas-Fort Worth area is not just a 'hot' market when it comes to real-estate in the entire country – it's downright sizzling. What if you were told Dallas is THE best city in the US for real-estate, and that the DFW area has been named the top real-estate market to watch in 2019?That's a revelation that would need to be backed up by facts – and, it is. Let's delve into a few very interesting insights that substantiate these claims abou

What is a Homestead Tax Exemption and How do I Apply?

What is a homestead tax exemption? A homestead exemption helps you save on taxes on your home. Every property owner, or married couple, can designate their primary residence as their “Homestead.” This designation lowers the taxable value of your property for certain taxing entities thus lowering the total amount of tax you owe. Filing your residential homestead exemption is an excellent opportunity for homeowners to combat high Texas property taxes. How to apply? It’s a simpl

More First-Time Home Buyers Are Turning to the Bank of Mom and Dad

Rising home prices are sending first-time buyers to their parents for help with mortgage down payments. More than 26% of mortgage borrowers who used Federal Housing Administration-insured loans got assistance from a relative to make the down payment in the 12 months through September, up from about 22% in 2011, according to data released late last year as part of the agency’s annual report. The FHA, an arm of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, insures lenders ag

How to Prepare Your Home For Selling

Ready to sell your home? Don’t just list it without any advance preparation. A few minor touch-ups can go a long way towards making a favorable impression on potential buyers — and perhaps cinching a deal. “Put your buyer’s hat on and walk thru your home like it is the first time,” says Marilou Young, an Accredited Staging Professional and an Associate Broker with Virtual Properties Realty in the metropolitan Atlanta area. “Make notes on what you, as a buyer, would notice,” Y