Deed Fraud Is Real and It’s Happening in Texas A recent Texas Tribune investigation revealed a disturbing rise in deed fraud, scams where criminals forge deeds and file them at county clerks’ offices with no questions asked. In one case, Harris County prosecutors filed a complaint against a couple accused of creating fake ownership records for at least 35 properties, as reported by the Texas...
The latest national data have just confirmed something many of us in the DFW market have been sensing: home prices across the metroplex are cooling off, and in some areas, they are declining significantly. In fact, from May 2024 to May 2025, home prices in Dallas dropped over 5%, and Fort Worth saw a 4.5% decline. That puts both cities among the top 10 metro areas with the biggest price drops...
Big news for North Texas homeowners: property tax relief is on the way. The Texas House and Senate have reached a deal on a sweeping property tax relief package that promises to put real money back in homeowners’ pockets. If you own a home in the Dallas-Fort Worth area (especially in the fast-growing northern suburbs), you could soon see a noticeable drop in your property tax bills. Below, we’ll break...
Here’s a quick look at what’s been happening in Allen’s residential real estate market over the past 7 days!In this video, I break down the week-over-week activity, including:🏡 New Listings🔁 Listings Back on the Market🔻 Price Decreases🔺 Price Increases💥 Active KO (Knockout) Status⏳ Active Option Contracts📑 Active Contingent Contracts🤝 Pending Sales💵🔑 Closed...
If you've rented a home in recent years, you may have noticed more and more fees being added on by landlords and property managers, from pet rent to air filter delivery charges. Many tenants are understandably frustrated by these extra costs. Well, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has taken notice. Recently, Dallas-based Invitation Homes agreed to a $48 million settlement after being accused of...
Great news for Dallas homeowners and renters! The City Council has passed an ordinance that helps keep your neighborhood clean and your curb space available. Now, vehicles with expired registration, invalid plates, or no plates at all can be fined up to $500, meaning fewer abandoned or improperly registered cars taking up parking spots on your street. This new rule not only improves parking availability...
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