Sell quickly and for top dollar.

Online estimates are a starting point, but they can’t see your updates, your street, or what’s selling right now. Request a complimentary home valuation and a local agent will put together a price range based on recent comparable sales.

Most sellers pay agent commissions, which are negotiable, along with the owner’s title policy (customarily paid by the seller in Texas), escrow fees, prorated property taxes, and any repairs or credits agreed to with the buyer. We’ll walk through an estimate of your costs before you list.

No, but the right updates can help your home sell faster or for more. We’ll walk through your home with you and recommend which projects are worth it and which ones you can skip.

Texas requires most sellers to complete a Seller’s Disclosure Notice about the condition of the home, including known defects and past repairs. We’ll help you fill it out.

The buyer will usually have an option period to complete inspections and may ask for repairs or a price reduction. From there, the buyer’s lender orders an appraisal, the title company prepares for closing, and we keep everything on track until closing day.

Yes. Depending on your situation, options include making your purchase contingent on the sale of your current home, negotiating a temporary leaseback so you can stay after closing, or financing options through your lender. We’ll help you figure out what makes the most sense.