Posted in
Real Estate Advice
on March 25, 2024
Different types of real estate common in Ft. Worth, TX
The most common property types are single-family homes, multi-unit homes, townhomes, and condos.
A single-family home is a structure designed for one household or family. It doesn’t share any walls with other houses and often has features like a private yard, driveway, and garage. Multi-unit […]
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Posted in
Home Repairs
on March 12, 2024
When it’s time to sell your house in Fort Worth, you’ll probably be deciding what renovations are needed and which of the projects need permits. Before getting to work on repairs and updates, it’s important to understand what work requires a permit. In Ft. Worth, government permits are required to do certain kinds of renovation […]
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Posted in
Selling a House
on January 10, 2024
Selling a house “as is”: What does it mean?
Selling a house “as is” in Fort Worth means that the owner doesn’t have the time or funds available to make needed repairs or improvements on the property before selling. When you sell “as is,” you’re telling any potential buyers that you will not be making […]
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Posted in
Real Estate Advice
on April 19, 2023
There's only one We Buy Ugly Houses®.
There is only one We Buy Houses® in the country, and we don’t advertise with those signs you see along the road or stuck on a utility pole. The signs may have similar text, such as “We Buy Old Houses” or “We’ll Buy Your House.” But don’t […]
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Posted in
Market News
on March 22, 2023
The Fort Worth housing market has slowed significantly since last summer.
Fort Worth, Texas is more than just rodeos and cowboys at the Fort Worth Stockyards National Historic District, although those are a ton of fun. Fort Worth also has a beautiful botanic garden with a 7.5-acre serene Japanese Garden, one of the best […]
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Posted in
Market News
on August 26, 2022
Keep the heat off your house.
Just like you, your house has a heat limit. Scorching summer days can take a toll on the building's paint, wood, foundation, and roof.
A house scarred by heat damage will go down in value which is bad if you want to keep it long-term. A drop in […]
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