05/19/2026
what's on my mind. I am going over our rules and fines. We have a lot of changes in our business. You will be shocked to find out unless you have a Realtor Representing you with a Buyers/Tenant agreement to sign. You will not be able to see a property just for show. I'll tell you why. EX: You cannot have a lawyer represent you without a retainer fee. You cannot see a physician without paying something. For many years consumers have taken advantage of then Real-estate Agents to open a door to someone property only to find out they could not afford it, or for some other reason. How would you like to have your home for sale and a stranger just walk in. We protect you from this, we make sure you have qualified buyers in the price range of your home. We make sure before the appraisal goes out after the buyer pays for it that your home is listed according to market value. If this happens your Real-estate Representative did not do through research according to the bylaws. All Real-estate Agents are not Realtors. As a Realtor I have paid the cost to be the boss over thirty-five years in the business it adds up. Also areas if you are selling in third ward the area should be 4 not 3. We have maps that specifically identify your property, we use grid numbers not applicable to a regular map.
The key map can be use for researching details for the market value. Such as abc2 tells me this is the listed property my research for market value with other requirements start here. Therefore, if you think you do not need a Realtor with a License in Real Estate think again. Also, if you hire an Attorney while I'm working your transaction, you are responsible for paying them, and yes Attorney's should have a real-estate license too. We are not obligated to pay a commission to a Attorney you hired in our Real-estate transaction for more information or rules and bylaws
call me or your Realtor to get the details. It is illegal in Texas to sell or give someone else advice about selling or buying property as a Representative and you're not license in the field. If you are from another state, check with Texas Commission or a huge fine for violation. My former clients are on this page and they will tell you,
I fight for their real-estate rights its about property rights and justice. Equal housing opportunity. The sign in the yard represents the seller/owner not you. The new home builder represents themselves not you.
