Month: June 2017 | Sell Your House DFW

How to Review Seller’s Market Offers in Fort Worth (And Around the 76180 Zip Code)

June 29, 2017

Seller’s markets come and go. If you’re selling your house in Fort Worth or around the 76180 zipcode during a seller’s market, then you might get multiple offers. Here’s how to review seller’s market offers in Fort Worth… A seller’s market is when there are more buyers and fewer properties. For sellers, it’s an exciting … Continued

What is a Pre-Foreclosure in Fort Worth?

June 24, 2017

By Brian Rockwell

With millions of homes across the country going into foreclosure, it’s important for both buyers and mortgage holders to understand the process. So what is a pre-foreclosure in Fort Worth anyway? Many homeowners across America and Fort Worth are facing difficulties making their monthly mortgage payments. When a homeowner misses 3-6 months of mortgage payments, the lending … Continued

How To Take Advantage Of A Seller’s Market In Fort Worth For Home Selling

June 22, 2017

By Brian Rockwell

The success of selling your house depends on the market you’re selling into. In this article, you’ll read about how to take advantage of a seller’s market in Fort Worth for home selling… In a buyer’s market, there are many sellers and not many buyers. In a seller’s market, it’s the opposite – many buyers … Continued

5 Ways to Attract Multiple Offers in a Seller’s Market in Fort Worth

June 15, 2017

By Brian Rockwell

Are you thinking about selling your property and it’s currently a seller’s market? Keep reading this blog post to discover the 5 ways to attract multiple offers in a seller’s market in Fort Worth… A seller’s market is one in which the seller has an advantage. Often, it means that there are more buyers than … Continued

How do I sell my house without an agent in Fort Worth?

June 8, 2017

By Brian Rockwell

If you’re looking to sell your house or investment property in Fort Worth without using a real estate agent, we can help. Although we do cooperate with brokers, sometimes it’s best to avoid paying someone to be in the middle. After all, paying 5-6% of the sale of a property in a commission is a lot of … Continued