Your Real Estate Questions, Answered

No, but it helps. Getting pre-approved gives you a clear budget and makes your offers stronger. Your matched agent can recommend trusted local lenders if you need one.

We specialize in four counties: Collin County (Frisco, Plano, McKinney, Allen, Prosper, Celina), Denton County (Denton, Lewisville, Flower Mound, Little Elm, The Colony), Grayson County (Sherman, Denison, Lake Texoma), and Cooke County (Gainesville, Valley View).

Absolutely! Many of our clients are relocating to North Texas from other states. Our agents specialize in helping out-of-state buyers navigate the local market, school districts, and neighborhoods remotely before you arrive.

Our agents cover all property types — single-family homes, townhouses and condos, farm and ranch properties, raw land, commercial real estate, and multi-family investment properties.

In Texas, once you're pre-approved and find a home, you make an offer through your agent. If accepted, you enter a contract period (usually 30–45 days) that includes inspections, appraisal, and final loan approval. Your agent guides you through every step to closing day.

Your matched agent will provide a free Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) that evaluates recent sales, current listings, and market conditions in your specific neighborhood to determine your home's optimal listing price.

Market conditions vary, but in most North Texas markets, well-priced homes sell within 15–45 days. Highly desirable areas like Frisco, Prosper, and Allen often see multiple offers within the first week.

Your agent will walk through your home and recommend specific improvements. Common steps include decluttering, deep cleaning, minor repairs, fresh paint, and professional staging. Many agents include a staging consultation at no extra cost.

In Texas, sellers often budget roughly 6–8% of the sale price for total closing costs — but a large part of that is broker compensation, which is fully negotiable and agreed in writing, never a fixed rate. The remaining costs (title policy, prorated taxes, HOA and lender fees) typically run 1–3%. Your agent will walk you through a detailed net sheet before you sign anything, so there are no surprises.

Yes! This is very common. Your agent can coordinate the timing of both transactions, and there are financing options like bridge loans to help manage the transition. Select 'Buy & Sell' on our form and we'll match you with an agent experienced in simultaneous transactions.

Our agents are handpicked for their local market expertise, track record of success, and commitment to client service. They specialize in specific North Texas communities and property types, so you get a true local expert — not a generalist.