Texas Green Realty

06/09/2026

Austin friends, I have a large 4BR/2.5BA home for lease in Pflugerville near 130 and 45. Please forward to any friend who might be looking.

Listed for sale at $439900. Don’t miss this 4 BR + office + giant bonus room home in the desirable Avalon community. Mature trees & lovely sitting p...

06/09/2026

Finishing the day with ever more prepping my client's home for sale. Mornings and evenings are for powerwashing, while midday is for inside prep.

06/09/2026

Austin friends, I have a sharp 4BR/3.5BA home for lease in south Austin off Slaughter Lane. Please forward to any friend who might be looking.

Available for rent at $2600/mo. Don’t miss this great 2-story, 4 bedroom, 3.5 bath home with game-room and two-car garage in the desirable community of ...

06/09/2026

Austin friends, I have a beautiful home for lease in north central Austin near Lamar and 183. Please forward to any friend who might be looking.

Available for rent at $4700/mo. Don't miss this peaceful oasis in the city. A lovely, stylish, modern, well-maintained 2-story, 3BR/3.5BA gem in a hidde...

06/05/2026

Funny Fridays. I always smile when I see cute vintage elements in a home that made sense. These I saw in a home a few weeks ago.

06/02/2026

Prepping a home for sale, this is always one of my favorite jobs, although it does take some time, but the results always look radically better and the sense of satisfaction is deep.

05/29/2026

Austin friends, I have a client moving who is looking to sell for cheap his giant 15 foot non-fruiting fig tree. PM if interested.

05/22/2026

Funny Fridays: As seen on one of my inspections on a house I'm selling for a client. Evidently, the plumber who replaced the water heater a couple years ago cut into the air conditioning supply duct so that he would be comfortable while doing his replacement job in that same garage mechanical closet. My inspector says he sees this regularly.

05/18/2026

Maintenance Monday: Prepping Your Home for Sale. This morning I got a home "pre-inspection" in which the home inspector did a full inspection, but it I will offer the inspection to all buyers and agents in my listing, so that they can see what flaws the house has, so it becomes full disclosure, and additionally becomes a way to combat any items that the buyer's inspector may find which consequently, the buyer's agent will try to use to negotiate for repairs. If their inspector finds something new, then OK, we can chat about it, but if he finds the same things that my inspector already found, then no, because I already disclosed those items before the buyer ever made an offer. I tend to do pre-inspections for great homes or for bad condition homes, less so for average homes. This inspection also gives me a list of items I may want to repair before listing the home.