Pat Gunter, Realtor at Realty Capital City

Pat Gunter, Realtor at Realty Capital City Whether buying, selling or investing, my ultimate goal is to deliver first-class service on each and Pat likes to read and garden in her free time.

Pat Gunter has been selling real estate in the Austin Metro area for 20+ years, and as a long-time Williamson County resident, knows how to help you purchase or sell your home with ease in Round Rock, Cedar Park, North and Northwest Austin, Leander, Pflugerville, Hutto, Lakeway, and the greater Austin area. With an eye for detail, her advice is honest, and her business style is results-oriented. Pat’s extensive network of repeat clients are proof of her ability to get the job done before, during and long after the closing. She is most proud of maintaining friendships with those she has helped. Pat is professional, proactive and communicative so that her clients are reassured and knowledgeable throughout the buying, selling or investing processes. She strictly adheres to the REALTOR® Code of Ethics and follows those principles in all aspects of real estate. Regardless of any challenges in the market, Pat’s experience in the real estate industry gives her clients a distinct advantage in the buying and selling process. Pat is a recipient of the prestigious RE/MAX Lifetime Achievement and Hall of Fame awards. Less than 23 percent of all active RE/MAX agents have achieved these awards. On a local level, Pat is consistently ranked among the top five agents in her company and Top 20 agents in the state. Pat and Mitchell, her REALTOR® husband, are the proud parents of two grown sons. They share a love of all things real estate and also enjoy traveling. Pat is dedicated to her home community of Williamson County and her neighborhood. Pat is happiest when helping others, and she contributes to the Children’s Miracle Network. Mission Statement:
“I strive to make the real estate experience stress-free with my honesty, genuine caring, and open communication. Whether my clients are buying, selling or investing, my ultimate goal is to deliver first-class service on every transaction with my attention to detail and comprehensive market knowledge.”

Accomplishments and Accolades:
- SOLD more than 700 homes in the Austin Metro area
- RE/MAX Lifetime Achievement
- RE/MAX Hall of Fame
- RE/MAX Platinum Club
- RE/MAX 100% Club
- RE/MAX of Texas Top 250 Elite
- 10-Year Five-Star Professional REALTOR®
- Certified Residential Specialist (CRS)
- Accredited Buyer’s Representative (ABR)
- Certified Negotiations Expert (CNE)

Accepting an offer feels like a major milestone, but it isn't the end of the selling process. There are still several st...
09/24/2026

Accepting an offer feels like a major milestone, but it isn't the end of the selling process. There are still several steps between a signed agreement and the day ownership changes hands.
Sellers can't control every part of that timeline. They can, however, stay organized and respond quickly when something...

Accepting an offer is an important step, but the sale still has work ahead. Staying organized, responsive, and aware of deadlines can help keep the transaction moving.

A buyer tours your home and sees the dining room light fixture, garage shelving, and smart doorbell. You may see persona...
09/22/2026

A buyer tours your home and sees the dining room light fixture, garage shelving, and smart doorbell. You may see personal belongings that will move with you. The buyer may assume some of those same items are part of the house.
Sorting that out early can prevent confusion once an offer is on the table.
Don't...

Buyers and sellers don't always make the same assumptions about what stays with a home. Clarifying fixtures, appliances, and other items early can prevent confusion later.

Not every worn, dated, or imperfect part of a home needs to be replaced. Sometimes a relatively small repair can add yea...
09/19/2026

Not every worn, dated, or imperfect part of a home needs to be replaced. Sometimes a relatively small repair can add years to its useful life. In other cases, continuing to patch the same problem costs more time and money than replacing it.
Knowing which approach makes sense starts with looking at more...

Not every worn or dated part of a home needs to be replaced. Learn how to weigh condition, repair history, function, and future plans before deciding what to do.

A home can look well cared for during a showing and still leave plenty of questions about how it has been maintained ove...
09/18/2026

A home can look well cared for during a showing and still leave plenty of questions about how it has been maintained over the years. Fresh paint and an orderly yard are easy to notice. The condition and history of the systems behind the walls aren't always as obvious.
You don't need a complete record...

A home's maintenance history can reveal more than its current appearance. Learn what buyers can look for when reviewing repairs, updates, and major systems.

Most sellers have a rough idea of how long they expect their home to take to sell. When that timeline stretches, it's ea...
09/15/2026

Most sellers have a rough idea of how long they expect their home to take to sell. When that timeline stretches, it's easy to focus on the number of days the listing has been active.
The more useful question is why buyers haven't moved forward.
Sometimes the answer is price. Other times, the home is...

A slower-than-expected home sale may call for more than patience. Take a fresh look at price, presentation, feedback, and how the listing is reaching buyers.

Some rooms slowly stop serving a real purpose. A formal dining room may only get used a few times a year. A spare bedroo...
09/12/2026

Some rooms slowly stop serving a real purpose. A formal dining room may only get used a few times a year. A spare bedroom may become a holding area for boxes and things that don't have another home. Even a finished basement or loft can end up sitting mostly empty.
That doesn't always mean the room needs...

An underused room doesn't have to stay that way. A few practical changes can turn extra space into something that works better for everyday life.

When you're buying a house, the disclosure form can be easy to skim past. It often arrives alongside other paperwork, bu...
09/10/2026

When you're buying a house, the disclosure form can be easy to skim past. It often arrives alongside other paperwork, but it can provide useful background on the property before you move further into the transaction.
What sellers must disclose varies by state, so the form isn't the same everywhere....

A property disclosure form can offer useful clues about a home's history and known issues. Buyers should know what the form can tell them, what it may leave out, and where an inspection still matters.

A home tour in the fall looks nothing like a home tour in June, and that's not just because of the weather. When the lea...
09/08/2026

A home tour in the fall looks nothing like a home tour in June, and that's not just because of the weather. When the leaves begin to change and the light grows dim earlier in the day, a house has a way of showing the wear and tear that summer landscaping and long evenings tend to hide. When you're viewing...

Fall home tours reveal details that summer showings tend to hide, from curb appeal to how well the heating holds up. Here's what buyers should watch for this season.

A loose gutter or a drafty window rarely feels urgent, not until the temperature drops and small issues turn into a real...
09/05/2026

A loose gutter or a drafty window rarely feels urgent, not until the temperature drops and small issues turn into a real repair bill. Walking through your property with a critical eye before the season turns can save you time, money, and a fair amount of frustration later on.
Check What's Happening...

A few small maintenance tasks now can prevent costly repairs down the road. Here's what to check around your home, inside and out, before the season changes.

Shopping for a mortgage can be difficult, since lenders present the numbers in so many different ways, and it's easy to ...
09/03/2026

Shopping for a mortgage can be difficult, since lenders present the numbers in so many different ways, and it's easy to focus on whichever number stands out first. Knowing what to actually compare is what helps you save money.
Know That the Interest Rate Isn't the Whole Story
The interest rate quoted...

Shopping for a mortgage means comparing more than the interest rate. Here's what buyers should check before picking the right lender and loan for their needs.

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