Welcome to Your Dream Home in Willow Vista Estates!
Step into the serene environment of Eagle Mountain ISD, where this stunning 4-bedroom, 2-bath residence awaits you in the coveted Willow Vista Estates. Boasting an inviting open floor plan, this home is a perfect blend of style and practicality.
Features at a Glance:
*Stylish Vinyl Plank Flooring: Walk on the elegant vinyl plank floors that adorn the common areas, seamlessly blending with the ceramic-tiled wet areas.
*Cozy Carpeted Bedrooms: Experience the warmth and comfort of carpeted floors in all bedrooms, ensuring a cozy retreat.
*Spacious Living Room: A large living area featuring a charming wood-burning fireplace and abundant natural light – perfect for family gatherings.
*Gourmet Kitchen: Recently upgraded, the kitchen features stalker cabinets, a breakfast bar, a large island, and bay windows with a picturesque view of the backyard.
*Dining Nook: Enjoy meals in the delightful dining nook, offering a warm and inviting atmosphere.
*Luxurious Master Suite: Positioned at the home's rear, the master suite features a double sink vanity, soaking tub, separate shower, and a spacious walk-in closet.
*Versatile Fourth Bedroom: Use the additional room as an office, playroom, or reading nook, tailored to your lifestyle needs.
*Outdoor Haven: Unwind on the covered back patio, overlooking a large, grassy backyard – your private oasis!
*Convenient Location: Nestled in a prime spot, enjoy easy access to exceptional dining, shopping, and entertainment options in Saginaw.
Your Dream Home Awaits!
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🌟 Exciting News: Our Charming Carrollton Home Has a New Owner! 🌟
Here's What Made This Home Irresistible:
*Stunning Renovations: From top to bottom, this home has been lovingly updated, including fresh exterior and interior paint.
*Gourmet Kitchen: A chef's dream with custom cabinets, granite countertops, an Italian marble backsplash, and brand-new appliances.
*Bright and Airy Spaces: Featuring all new windows, restored doors, and a welcoming new front door that invite natural light into every corner.
*Elegant Flooring: Every room sparkles with pristine, new tile or laminate flooring, adding a touch of elegance throughout.
*Luxurious Primary Suite: A revamped bedroom and bathroom complete with a stylish floating vanity.
*Flexible Living: With four bedrooms, a large living area adorned with custom lighting and a custom-built bookcase, this home offers space for everyone.
*Attention to Detail: New ceiling fans, baseboards, air vents, outlets, light fixtures, and door knobs – no detail has been overlooked!
*Revamped Garage: A fully transformed space that adds value and functionality.
*Outdoor Haven: A large backyard with a patio, perfect for family gatherings and relaxation.
*Prime Location: Just minutes away from major highways and within easy reach of Love Field and DFW Airports.
Congratulations to the New Homeowners!
This home, a true gem in Carrollton, is more than just a house – it's a canvas for new stories and adventures. We're excited to have played a part in this journey and wish the new owners countless happy moments in their beautiful home.
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Fort Worth area keeps winning streak with new movie filming in Granbury
The indie film stars Kevin Sorbo and Bill McAdams, Jr., who previously teamed up in the 2015 faith-based drama Gallows Road. McAdams Jr. also wrote and is directing the film.
Co-starring is Nashville recording artist and songwriter Sarah Reeves, who joined the cast on the heels of releasing her Christmas album More the Merrier earlier this month. She's definitely in holiday mode.
A Christmas Heart follows Jack Gilmore (McAdams, Jr.), a firefighter and man of faith whose wife and son are killed in a texting-and-driving crash three weeks before Christmas.
In the wake of his loss, Jack is charged with a DUI and required to complete community service, during which he meets a young girl with whom he shares a conflicted and painful past. Meanwhile, as Detective Kent Powers (Sorbo) investigates the fatal accident, he uncovers a shocking revelation that personally ties him to the case.
Where to drink in Fort Worth right now: 6 best spots for brunch cocktails
Fort Worth likes to brunch hard, as proven by the endless options for Sunday Funday (and sometimes Saturday) dining destinations. For many, the brunch cocktails are just as important than the menu itself. Patrons are lured by mimosa flights, coffee concoctions, bellinis, and bloodys (the latter of which saw a “build-your-own” trend that, thankfully, has disappeared).
Today’s brunch beverages are fancier than ever, spiked with vodka or high-end tequila, served with big garnishes of fresh fruit and herbs, and topped with crisp bubbly for the perfect toast. Here are six places for lip-smacking brunch libations, all of which are great for entertaining guests in town this holiday season.
Real Estate News
- How many homes do investors own?
- Are institutional investors, like large Wall Street Firms, really buying up so many homes that the average person can’t find one?
To answer those questions, here’s the real story of what’s happening based on the data.
Let’s start with establishing how many single-family homes (SFHs) there are and what portion of those are rentals owned by investors. According to SFR Investor, which studies the single-family rental market in the United States, there are eighty-two million single-family homes in this country. But how many of them are actually rentals?
According to data shared in a recent post, sixty-eight million (82.93%) of those homes are owner-occupied – meaning the person who owns the home lives in it. If you subtract that sixty-eight million from the total number of single-family homes (82 million), that leaves just about fourteen million homes left that are single-family rentals (SFRs).
Do institutional investors own all of those remaining fourteen million homes? Not even close. Let’s take it one step further. There are four categories of investors:
- The mom & pop investor who owns between 1-9 SFRs
- The regional investor who owns between 10-99 SFRs
- Smaller national investor who owns between 100-999 SFRs
- The institutional investor who owns over 1,000 SFRs
These categories show that not all investors are large institutional investors. To help convey that even more clearly, here are the percentages of rental homes owned by each type of investor (see chart below):
What’s actually happening is, that there are people out there, just like you, who believe in homeownership, and they view buying a home (or a second home) as an investment. Maybe they saw an opportunity to buy a second home over the last few years to use it as a rental and generate additional income. Or maybe they just decided to keep their first house rather than sell it when they moved up.
So, don’t believe everything you read or hear about institutional investors. They aren’t buying up all the homes and making it impossible for the average person to buy. That’s just not what the numbers show. Institutional investors are actually the smallest piece of the pie chart.
Bottom Line
While it’s true that institutional investors are a player in the single-family rental marketplace, they’re not buying up all of the houses on the market. If you have other questions about things you’re hearing about the housing market, connect with one of our trusted real estate professionals so you have an expert to give you the context you need.