Brand New Construction
Worried about the challenges that come with an older house? Set those concerns aside. This newly constructed gem guarantees lower maintenance needs, letting you enjoy your home without the constant need to repair or upgrade. The up-to-date technology infused within the structure ensures you stay connected in today's digital world.
Step inside to discover contemporary finishes that seamlessly blend elegance and practicality. Whether you're organizing your wardrobe in the expansive walk-in closet or sourcing ingredients from the large pantry, every aspect of this home has been tailored to enhance your living experience.
Yet, the beauty of this house isn't confined to its walls. Situated in the idyllic Maypearl Farms addition, it promises the serenity of rural living, creating a tranquil oasis away from the city's hustle. Picture yourself sipping morning coffee while soaking in the calmness of nature, all while knowing that downtown Waxahachie's amenities are just minutes away. It's the perfect balance of rural charm and urban convenience.
Hosting guests or have multiple cars? The oversized driveway ensures parking woes remain a thing of the past. And with over an acre of land, envision the possibilities—be it a lush garden, a playground, or even future expansion.
In essence, this isn't just a house; it's a statement, a lifestyle, a dream waiting to be realized. Come make it yours.
🌳🔑 6231 Old Buena Vista Road, Maypearl, Texas 76064
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Dolly Parton to perform at Dallas Cowboys' Thanksgiving halftime show
Parton joins an illustrious list of singers/bands who have performed at the Thanksgiving Day game over the years, including Jonas Brothers, Luke Combs, Selena Gomez, Kelly Clarkson, Destiny’s Child, Clint Black, Reba McEntire, and many others.
The game takes place at AT&T Stadium in Arlington; the Dallas Cowboys Thanksgiving Day game has become the most-watched regular season game of the year.
Texas' population could hit nearly 100 million by 2100, new study finds
The population study by moving experts moveBuddha estimates Texas will be home to about 96 million people by 2100, which amounts to a 213.8 percent population increase. The Lone Star State will far outshine California, which is currently the most populated state with more than 39 million people, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
Texas only crossed the 30 million population milestone in July 2022, so there's still quite some time to get to that near-100 million mark in 77 years.
Overall, the analysis says, Southern states are predicted to grow exponentially by the turn of the next century. Florida will follow right behind Texas as the second most populated state, with an estimated growth of nearly 68.5 million people. California is expected to fall into No. 3, with an estimated population of just under 50.4 million by 2100.
However, just as moveBuddha caveated individual cities' 2100 population estimate with the unknown effects of climate change and a general uncertainty to predict the future, the state-by-state report includes similar warnings.
"We don’t know how climate change will affect migration patterns, and we don’t know the effects of new technologies," the report says. "Many Americans are leaving large cities and cold-weather states for less congested places and warmer climates, especially for the winter months."
The Risks of Selling Your House on Your Own
“Choosing the right price, crafting a compelling listing, marketing to potential buyers, coordinating showings, preparing paperwork: All of these are tasks that, in the absence of a real estate agent, you will have to do yourself.”
Here’s a bit more information on just a few of those things and how you may miss out if you don’t use an agent.
You May Not Price it Right
Pricing your house right is key to a successful sale. Real estate agents have experience navigating this housing market and understand the art of pricing a home to sell today. Unfortunately, homeowners who sell on their own often lack this all-important experience. That can lead to two common consequences: overpricing or underpricing the house.
An article from Nerd Wallet offers this advice:
“If your home is overpriced, you run the risk of buyers not seeing the listing. . . . But price your house too low and you could end up leaving some serious money on the table. A bargain-basement price could also turn some buyers away, as they may wonder if there are any underlying problems with the house.”
Don’t run this risk. Instead, partner with an agent to make sure your house is priced at current market value, so it catches the eyes of eager buyers. This will put your house in a position to make the best first impression possible.
You Don’t Have as Much Experience in Marketing a House
In this digital age, online marketing has become a real game-changer, especially when it comes to selling your house. A recent report from the National Association of Realtors (NAR), explains:
“Among all generations of home buyers, the first step taken in the home search process was to look online for properties.”
When you partner with a real estate agent who knows how to take advantage of online marketing tools and resources, you’ll be able to get in front of these tech-savvy house hunters, boosting your chances of a successful sale. But, if you’re attempting to sell your house on your own, you might find yourself missing out on the full power of online and social media strategies.
You May Not Be Comfortable Handling All the Back-and-Forth
When you decide to sell your house, you’re not just on a quest to find a buyer; you’re also stepping into a world of negotiations. You’ll have to coordinate with a bunch of people, including the buyer, the buyer’s agent, the inspection company, the appraiser, and more. It’s a dance where every move counts, and the expertise of a real estate agent can make a world of difference in keeping these negotiations on track and sealing the deal.
As NerdWallet says:
“Your listing agent will also, of course, be on your side throughout negotiations. They’ll double-check paperwork that comes through, communicate with the buyer’s agent and other parties to the sale, and generally stay on top of things through to closing day.”
Bottom Line
If you're thinking about selling your house and the idea of going it alone has crossed your mind, be sure to think through that decision carefully. Connect with one of our real estate agents to discuss how a professional has the experience needed to take all that stress off your plate.