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Selling Your Home Should Be

Simple & Profitable

When you sell your home, you deserve a seamless process, expert guidance, and a top-dollar sale. As a local real estate professional, I bring industry expertise, market knowledge, and a proven strategy to help you sell quickly and for the best possible price.

How it works

Step 01:

Let's Talk About Your Goals

Every home sale is unique. We’ll discuss your goals, timeline, and what you need to get the best outcome. I’ll provide a free home evaluation to help you understand your property’s market value.

Step 02:

Prepare & List Your Home

I’ll guide you through staging, pricing strategies, and marketing to make your home stand out. Your listing will be showcased with professional photos, targeted online exposure, and high-impact marketing to attract serious buyers.

Step 03:

Receive & Negotiate Offers

Once offers come in, I’ll help you evaluate, negotiate, and select the best deal based on your priorities. My job is to ensure you get the highest return with the best possible terms.

Step 04:

Close With Confidence

I’ll guide you through the closing process, ensuring everything goes smoothly from inspections to final paperwork. My goal is to make selling your home stress-free and rewarding.

Why Choose me?

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  • Texas Market Expertise

I specialize in the North Texas housing market and understand current trends, buyer demand, and pricing strategies to help you sell faster.

  • Proven Marketing Strategy

Your home selling strategy will utilize all of my efforts to maximize visibility, drive buyers to your open house, and target all of our home selling best practices.

  • Personalized Guidance

From start to finish, I’ll be with you every step of the way to ensure a smooth, stress-free sale.

  • Skilled Negotiation

I’ll advocate for you to get the best possible price and terms for your home.

  • Hassle-Free Closing

I’ll manage the details, paperwork, and deadlines so you can focus on what’s next.

Let's Get Started

Selling your home doesn’t have to be overwhelming. I’m here to help you navigate the process and get the best outcome possible.


Let's Get Started

Selling your home doesn’t have to be overwhelming. I’m here to help you navigate the process and get the best outcome possible.


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Frequently Asked Questions

About Selling Your Home

The best way to determine your home’s value is through a Comparative Market Analysis (CMA), which looks at similar recently sold homes in your area. Request a free CMA from Lori to get an accurate estimate. Click here to get a free home evaluation.

Typical seller costs in Texas include:

  • Real estate commission (usually 5-6%)
  • Title insurance (typically paid by the seller in Texas, but negotiable)
  • Prorated property taxes
  • Any agreed-upon buyer closing cost contributions
  • Repairs or concessions from inspections

The time to sell varies based on market conditions. In Dallas-Fort Worth, well-priced homes in good condition often sell within 30-60 days, but luxury or unique properties may take longer.

It depends. Some minor touch-ups (paint, landscaping, deep cleaning) can help your home sell faster. Major repairs may be negotiated with the buyer after inspection, or you can sell as-is, though this may lower your sale price.

Buyers will typically conduct a home inspection within a few days of going under contract. If issues arise, they may request repairs or a price reduction. In Texas, sellers are not required to fix issues, but negotiations are common.

Yes. Texas law requires sellers to complete a Seller’s Disclosure Notice detailing known defects, repairs, and other relevant property information. Failing to disclose known issues can lead to legal consequences.

Yes. At closing, the proceeds from your sale will first pay off your existing mortgage, and any remaining balance goes to you.

Staging helps buyers visualize the space and often leads to faster sales at higher prices. Simple steps like decluttering, neutral décor, and maximizing natural light can make a big difference.

Selling without an agent (FSBO) is possible, but statistics show that homes sold with an agent typically sell faster and for more money. A Realtor® handles marketing, negotiations, legal paperwork, and closing details to maximize your profits.

If the home appraises lower than the contract price, you can:

  • Renegotiate the price with the buyer
  • Ask the buyer to cover the difference in cash
  • Challenge the appraisal with new comps
  • Walk away if a financing contingency allows

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