Posts Tagged "Steiner Ranch Real Estate"

Some POSITIVE “News” for Austin and Texas in the article below.  Basically the outlook is positive based on several key factors: Texas is a business friendly state with tax friendly policies and incentives which are enticing nation wide companies to relocate to Austin as well as the rest of Texas Low cost of living for the employees of the companies that are relocating to Texas Job growth in several key sectors in Texas I’m so lucky to live in Texas and especially Austin.  If you don’t live in Texas you should TEXAS POSTED TO OUTPACE NATION (AGAIN) COLLEGE STATION (Real Estate Center) – Texas’ economic outlook for 2012 is positive. Job growth is occurring in several sectors, and a low cost of living is enticing businesses to...

Austin’s Rock’in Realtor Matthew Layman presents another new listing at 12612 Tierra Grande TRL Austin TX 78732.  This lovely home sits in the prestigious subdivision of River Dance which is a small neighborhood within master plan community of Steiner Ranch. This unique home has lots of defining touches through some very nice upgrades and you will want add this charming home to your list to see if you are looking in the Steiner Ranch area. 12612 Tierra Grande TRL Austin, TX 78732  MLS # 5296150 2,045 sq ft / $144 per sq ft a “bargain” price in this area / listed at: $294,500 List Price: $294,500  – priced below sold comps on the same street, same floor plan, but this home has more upgrades 3 bed 2 bath 1 Story ranch style...

Attention Sellers!! Please read this article below that I found on Realtor.Org.  It’s so important to follow these basic guidelines.  A lot of times the selling of your home happens to be your largest asset or at least one of the top three if you have built up enough equity.  I’m first going to share my “thoughts and feelings” on this subject and share a list of important bullet points to review before the article so enjoy  Warning: Do NOT be penny smart and dollar stupid! Example: If your selling a $200,000k house and you don’t spend $500 to $2,000 to fix up your home you are doing just that.  In this “buyers” market you must make your home stand out.  You can’t ignore cosmetic or structural issues or it...