Tag: selling
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What Do I Have to Disclose When Selling a House in Killeen?
Texas requires a Seller’s Disclosure Notice for most Killeen home sales. You disclose what you know — hiding a known defect can cost you in court.
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How the Option Period Works in Texas (And What to Do When the Buyer Asks for Repairs)
In Texas, the option period gives the buyer 5–10 days to inspect and back out for any reason. Here’s how it works — and your four options when a Killeen buyer asks for repairs.
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What Happens if the Appraisal Comes in Low? A Killeen Seller’s Playbook
When a Killeen home appraisal comes in low, sellers have four real options: cut the price, ask the buyer for cash, dispute the value, or walk away.
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How Long Does It Take to Sell a House in Killeen, TX?
In Killeen’s market, plan for 75–120 days from listing to closing. Here’s the timeline stage-by-stage — and how to compress it without dropping your price.
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How Long Does It Take to Sell a House in Killeen, TX?
In Killeen’s market, plan for 75–120 days from listing to closing. Here’s the timeline stage-by-stage — and how to compress it without dropping your price.
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What Is Earnest Money in Texas (And Who Keeps It If the Deal Falls Apart)?
Earnest money in Texas runs 1–3% of the price, sits in escrow at a title company, and goes to the buyer or seller depending on when and why the deal dies. Here’s how the TREC contract handles it.
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How Fort Hood Deployment Cycles Impact Days on Market
Deployment Cycles Shape the Pace of Killeen Home Sales Killeen’s real estate market is directly tied to the rhythms of Fort Hood. While PCS season often gets the most attention, deployment cycles also play a major role in how fast homes sell and how buyers behave throughout the year. Understanding these cycles helps sellers choose…