DFW Home Sellers

We want to invite you to save in 2018 with ARG's lowest cost to absolutely commission Free DFW area New Home Move-up.

New homes are expensive, but did you know you're paying the built-in New Home Realtor® commission, representing thousands of dollars in costs, whether you're using a Realtor® or not?

The great news is, that when you choose ARG as your New Home Realtor®, we'll unlock the built-in Realtor® commission and apply it towards eliminating up to 100% of the typical 6% Realtor® Listing Commission associated with selling your existing home.

Just selling? We charge 4.5% saving you half of the typical seller agent fee.

With ARG's No.1 rated DFW "True-Free New Home Move-up" you get unsurpassed savings, combined with multi-year

Happy New Year!!!

The one bottom-line truth about any business is money, and more specifically your money. With regards to real estate services, how much you get to keep (home equity) versus the cost of services you pay to sell your home is the question we will explore.

Recently, the Texas Association of Realtors created this informational flyer to alert consumers about instant offers from companies like Opendoor, Offerpad, Zillow®, and similar companies.

Real Estate Buy-outs

Real Estate "Buy-outs" are nothing new. Over the years many have come and gone. Some Realty businesses will even offer to buy your home, if they can't sell in so many days, as a hook to get your business, knowing that nearly no seller would ever agree to a buy out once

Some competitors make you pay 3% and call it a "Free Move-up." At ARG, we offer, depending upon builder involved, a "True-Free" 100% Commission FREE Move-up that can effectively double your DFW Realtor® listing savings by driving down what you pay from 3% all the way to 0%/ $0! Yes, we cover up to 100% of the 3% buyer's agent fee plus eliminate all Seller Agent commissions as well, giving you the best services and lowest costs.

Christmas is a Great Time to Offer the Gift of Savings!

Since 2004, ARG has been an effective difference maker in helping DFW residents save a lot of money, whether you're buying a completed inventory home or building from an empty lot. ARG is currently a 5-peat D-Magazine Platinum award winner and A+ with the Dallas BBB. We

Collin County Real Estate Market - September 2017

People are complaining about the slow market in Dallas-Fort Worth, but here in Collin County, it's not such a bad place for most home owners and sellers. Actually, considering the challenges this state has met with regard to inclement weather and economical challenges with oil prices, the real estate market is doing better than expected.

Stats for September 2017

Collin County single-family home prices sold for a median $320,000, up 6.7% from 2016. The Collin County real estate market is performing over 30% higher compared to the average Dallas-Fort Worth MLS.

Newer homes, dating 2010 or higher, are selling for a median price of $358,900. This is also the season for end of year deals as DFW

Simply speaking, a seller's temporary leaseback begins when you sell your home. Many times, buyers and sellers will agree, in their purchase contract, to allow the sellers a certain amount of days past their closing and funding date to move out. Leasebacks are a negotiated agreement between parties and once signed, becomes binding on both parties unless amended by the written consent of both parties.

What are the reasons for a lease back?

1. The overwhelming main reason is that sellers want to ensure their homes actually close and fund before spending thousands of dollars in expenses moving out. I have seen the horror that occurs when a seller moves out before closing only to find out their buyer could not get final loan approval, was involved in an

Collin County Real Estate Up This Spring

Collin County real estate sales came in like a lion this spring with May 2017 home sales and prices up substantially from May 2016. If you're considering buying a home in Collin County, this will give you a quick overview of the top performing towns. If your considering selling, well, it's possible real estate in your area has increased as well. Try our Property Valuation tool and find out. We're always happy to give you a comparable analysis for any Dallas-Fort Worth property.

# of Homes Sold in Collin County - May 2017 vs 2016

There were 1,639 homes sold in Collin County during May, 2017. This was an 8.40% increase from 2016 when only 1,512 homes were sold. 

Top Selling Towns: Celina: up 100%, Frisco:

DFW residents who have decided to buy a new home and have a home to sell, listen up, we have a powerful free move-up solution designed to cut your listing commission expenses, in many instances, all the way to $0. Being an "Independent LLC brokerage" greatly reduces overhead and middleman costs and allows us to extend to DFW New Home buyers the very lowest cost to 100% commission free sale of their current home.

Our best move-up offer extends to 10 of the best DFW area new home builders. With this group of 10 builders, as long as your new home is at least $50K more in price than the home you are selling your net listing commission cost drops to $0/0%! This means you get to save the entire typical 6% listing commission turning your largest closing cost

Prospective home sellers frequently ask what is the best way to maximize their home's eventual sales price? Many are surprised to learn they can double their pre-MLS listing fix up investment by doing some common sense updates and improvements BEFORE listing their homes. See our client marketing plan. Sure, having access to quality cost effective cosmetic contractors (we can help offer our recommendations) helps to keep your budget in check, but let me share this recent example of an ARG client we listed and sold last year.

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This Allen Preowned Home was originally going to be listed around $225K as it needed a lot of cosmetic attention when we first visited (to view

You know it really is not difficult to do this job right. It takes the right mental attitude, attention to detail, a caring personality and the willingness to work. With that said why do so many listing agents from some of the biggest brokerage names, insist on listing their client's homes incorrectly in MLS?

How the Public MLS System Works

The number one question sellers need to ask of their prospective listing agent is this, how do buyers FIND their listing in MLS? The answer is rather simple actually, buyers enter their individual search criteria into any number of real estate websites and if your home fits their inputted description, you're on the short LIST! Unfortunately with many listing agents today, your home never makes "the list" because

This one is easy. Your home's inherent market value is based upon the market (supply and demand). If the market agrees with your suggested sales price, your home sells, if it does not, your home sits and sits and can wind up selling for less than what the market would have paid, had you priced your house correctly up front.

Selling for market value means your buyer and their Realtor® and the bank's appraiser all AGREE with your asking price relative to other comparable neighborhood "Comps" and individual cost adjusting factors that may apply to your specific home. Sure there may be exceptions and factors that might allow you net you over COMPS, but that depends on scarcity, location, schools, and or getting multiple competing offers on your home