Address: 5000 Eldorado Pkwy #155, Frisco, TX 75033, USA
Phone: +12147092073
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Ben Boelter
Ronnie Russell was fantastic from start to finish. Ronnie took the time to understand our needs and put a ton of focus and TLC to make sure we got the results we wanted. He patiently walked us through each step and provided extremely valuable insight with his vast knowledge in the real estate market. Ronnie followed up with us regularly to make sure we felt comfortable with the process and really made us feel like we were getting his full attention through a major event in our life! I would recommend Ronnie Russell to anyone in the DFW area whether you are buying/leasing or selling your home. Thanks so much Ronnie we are forever grateful to you!!!
Ray Guyton
I am relocating to DFW from Minneapolis for a new job. Ronnie took a lot of pressure off of me as I go through a very demanding training class. It was awesome not to have to deal with the stress of finding a place I like while doing all the things I currently have to do. Ronnie understands what people want in a home and very much catered to my needs. I would recommend Ronnie any day of the week! Thanks again Ronnie!!
Adam Hall
Ronnie is just the best, especially if you’re a first time home buyer. We went into this process knowing next to nothing, and he was there for us every single step of the way. He’s extremely communicative, patient, and knowledgeable. I can’t imagine having to navigate this crazy market without him. Stop looking for a realtor and just call Ronnie. You won’t regret it! 🙂
Allison Geddes
We could not have asked for a better realtor than Ronnie Russell. His constant professionalism and knowledge reassured us every step of the way. Ronnie was available to answer each and every question along with way to make sure that everything went smoothly. We had such a wonderful experience working with him!
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Not properly preparing a home for sale can put a home owner at a huge disadvantage. The expression “You never get a second chance to make a first impression” is absolutely true when it comes to selling a home. When selling a home you must be sure that your home presents itself in the best possible light. Making sure clutter is at a minimum, freshly painting rooms, installing new or cleaning carpeting, and ensuring odors are non-existent are just a handful of things that should be done before listing your home for sale.
Every real estate market is different, therefore, the best time to sell a home will be different from real estate community to real estate community. In most cases, the spring months are the best time to be selling a home. Since every home sellers situation is different, you should discuss the timing of your home sale with your Realtor. In some cases, selling a home during the fall and winter months actually may be better than waiting until the spring real estate market. This is due to a combination of many factors including lower competition and that serious buyer’s are always looking for a home.
No, real estate agents are “free” for home buyers; the seller typically pays their commission. 👍🏼
If you want to know whether you’re ready to buy a house, ask yourself four questions: 1) Do I have a steady job and reliable income? 2) Do I have enough money saved for the down payment AND closing costs? 3) Is my credit history reasonably strong? 4) Do I plan to stay in the home for three - five years? If you answered yes to these questions, you’re probably ready to get pre-approved for a loan and start searching for your dream home.
Some first-time home buyers think you need great credit to buy a house. But in reality, those with decent and even ‘fair’ credit often have mortgage options. Credit score requirements for most loan programs start at just 620. And with the FHA loan program, it’s possible to get a home loan with a FICO score of 580. Conventional loan — 620+ FHA loan — 580+ VA loan — 620+ USDA loan — 640+
It is possible to buy a house with no down payment. However, in most cases, if you're putting down less than 20 percent of a home's sales price, you'll have to pay for private mortgage insurance or PMI. PMI protects the lender if you default on your payments, and most lenders require it. If you're a veteran (Thank you!) there are loan programs through the VA, Navy Federal Credit Union, or USDA that do not require a down payment.
When you're buying a house, you'll need to plan for several payments that vary from buyer to buyer. Some of these costs include a down payment, inspection fees, appraisal fees, earnest money, and closing costs. A down payment percentage varies and closing costs usually fall between 2 percent and 5 percent of a home's sales price. Other costs associated with homeownership can include taxes and insurance (which are often, but not always, included in your monthly mortgage payment).
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