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Should you use a Realtor to buy your Fort Worth real estate property?

September 16, 2009 by admin  
Filed under Tarrant County

There are lot of misconceptions regarding using the services of Realtors for buying and selling real estate property. We tend to avoid using the services of Fort Worth Realtors without ever bothering to clear of our misconceptions. One of the things that you should remember when you want a buy your real estate property in [...]

Fort Worth Texas Real Estate

June 28, 2008 by richard  
Filed under Tarrant County

When you think about cowboy country, Fort Worth comes to mind immediately. Known as the “city where the west begins,” Fort Worth is home to the famous Stockyards as well as many other truly western traditions. In recent years, Fort Worth has grown in popularity as a great place to live and work, and is [...]

Weatherford’s Comanche Heritage

June 12, 2008 by richard  
Filed under Tarrant County

Weatherford is the county seat of Parker County, Texas. Weatherford real estate sits squarely within a territory steeped in Comanche history. The county was founded and named for pioneer Isaac Parker, the uncle of a woman who became one of the most important people in the history of the Comanche tribe. As a young girl, [...]

Fort Worth Texas Real Estate

April 10, 2008 by richard  
Filed under Tarrant County

As the revitalization of West Seventh Street rolls along, developers have begun to set their sights on redeveloping the east and southeast portions of Fort Worth. Development in these areas, specifically the Evans-Rosedale and Sierra Vista communities, has been non-existent in recent years. Crime that once plagued the area has dissipated, and opportunities can be [...]

Fort Worth Real Estate

April 7, 2008 by richard  
Filed under Tarrant County

Fort Worth is a city that believes in planning ahead, and they have had a growth plan in place for over a century. As time passes, the plan is updated to meet the needs of the city, and now they enter their newest phase – a five year plan with some very specific goals in [...]

Fort Worth Developer Goes Green

March 27, 2008 by richard  
Filed under Tarrant County

Fort Worth Real Estate is getting more environmentally friendly thanks to Dallas-based developer Cawley Wilcox. They have broken ground on an office building in west Fort Worth that incorporates a number of earth-friendly features. The Wilcox Plaza at Green Oaks is set to open in 2009, and has earned ratings as the area’s most energy [...]

Fort Worth Texas Real Estate Mineral Rights

March 19, 2008 by richard  
Filed under Tarrant County

The development of new, horizontal drilling has finally made it possible to access the enormous natural gas reserve located under Fort Worth and its surrounding neighborhoods, commonly known as the Barnett Shale. Oil and gas companies are drilling in the area, tapping this huge natural resource. As a result, the companies have been approaching owners [...]

Purchase a Piece of Fort Worth History

March 12, 2008 by richard  
Filed under Tarrant County

If you are looking to purchase a piece of Fort Worth TX Real Estate that is steeped in local history, look no further than the magnificent Reeves-Walker House. Built in 1908 for the founder of First Fort Worth Bank and Trust, this Victorian mansion offers 9300 square feet of beautifully restored office or living space. [...]

Fort Worth Neighborhood Capacity Building

March 10, 2008 by richard  
Filed under Tarrant County

As the City of Fort Worth continues to grow, city leaders recognize that the involvement of citizens within their communities is an integral part of helping each community reach its goals. To that end, the City of Fort Worth has begun encouraging citizens to participate in neighborhood organizations and associations. Benefits of Neighborhood Organizations The [...]

Fort Worth Real Estate Transactions

February 28, 2008 by richard  
Filed under Tarrant County

When you finally make your offer to purchase your new piece of Fort Worth Real Estate, there are certain disclosures the homeowner is obligated to make. If the seller does not voluntarily discuss disclosures with you, you should begin asking questions to ensure you will not run into trouble later on. Functional Disclosures The seller [...]

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