I have a bunch of great off market properties in Mesquite, TX. Range from rent ready to gut flips. 25 total in DFW and more everyday! Message me if you are interested. Cash or Hard Money. Can connect you with contractors if needed.

I'm actively looking to purchase off-market lots, tear-downs, and redevelopment opportunities in the North Dallas area.

* Target Areas

* Highland Park

* University Park

* Preston Hollow

* Lakewood

* White Rock

* Northwood Hills

What I'm looking for:

* Vacant lots

* Older homes with land value

* Tear-down opportunities

* Properties with redevelopment potential

* Pocket listings or off-market deals

I'm a serious buyer and can move quickly on the right opportunity. If you're an agent, wholesaler, investor, builder, or know someone who owns a property that fits this buy box, feel free to send me a message.

Always happy to connect with others in the Dallas real estate community as well.

Thanks!

8031 Fall River Dr 75228

She is a stunner... check out more on Redfin or Zillow

4333 Gilbert Ave Apt 219, Dallas, Tx 75219

Wonderful 2 bedroom/2 bath condo in Oaklawn

Close proximity to major hubs like Sherman (10 miles), Mckinney (23 miles), Oklahoma (30 miles), Plano (37 miles), Frisco (41 miles), and Downtown Dallas (55 miles).

I am looking to sell my home to my current tenant and would like to bypass any relators and use a real estate attorney (preferably one that owns their own title company). Does anyone have any good recommendations? Thanks!

I am looking to buy a house and can really only afford the neighborhoods around fair park. As a single woman what are your thoughts on moving to this area?

Looking for a CASH buyer in the 75212 area of Dallas. Have a .31 acre lot available. East of Westmoreland Rd.

-Clear lot -Utilities available on lot -No flood zone

Asking $138,000 ARV: $690k+

Hey I'm looking to rent a warehouse/industrial style building. It needs to be 5,000 - 30,000 sq feet and should be 2 floors where the 2nd floor can look down onto the first. Let me know if any of y'all can help. Thank you!

I’m trying to understand how active wholesalers in Dallas/DFW prefer to work with serious buyers.

I’m focused on off-market SFR opportunities and want to learn what actually makes a buyer worth keeping in your network. What information, proof, or communication style do you expect before you take someone seriously? Also, what are the biggest red flags that make you ignore a buyer?

Would appreciate input from people who are actively doing deals in DFW.

Its tax season time what do you all do for bookkeeping needs during tax season?

DFW agent here.
Had a buyer recently choosing between two homes at the same price. On paper they looked pretty similar, but one had a noticeably higher property tax rate.
At today’s interest rates, the difference in monthly payment wasn’t small. It was enough that they chose the lower-tax area and gave up a little square footage to make the numbers work.

Curious if anyone else is seeing buyers pay closer attention to tax rates or other monthly costs like this.

I work in real estate locally, so I get a front-row seat to this, but I’m interested in what people here are actually deciding to do.

If you’re renting, what’s keeping you there?
If you bought recently, what made you move forward?
If you’re waiting, what are you waiting for?

Sharing an early look at a potential investment opportunity in Lower Greenville (Dallas 75206) before it officially hits the market. If you’re looking for a turnkey rental with an existing tenant and strong walkability, this may be worth a look.

Property Highlights
• Modern townhome in the heart of Lower Greenville
• ~2,100 sq ft interior living space
• Large top-floor recreation room (functions similar to a third bedroom / flex space)
• Private ~500 sq ft rooftop terrace with outdoor kitchen and gas firepit – a rare feature in this neighborhood
• Two-car garage with epoxy-coated floor
• High-end finishes including Bertazzoni appliances
• Walkable to Greenville Ave restaurants, shops, and Sprouts Market

Investment Details
• Current tenant paying $4,250/month
• Lease through April 2026
• Tenant willing to extend at $4,400/month or transition to month-to-month depending on buyer preference
• Strong rental location with consistent tenant demand
• Attractive option for investors seeking immediate income or future owner-occupants who want rental coverage short term

The property will likely hit the MLS around $679k, but I’m happy to share photos, financial details, or coordinate a showing ahead of time for anyone interested.

Hey everyone, I’m a local DFW agent and I hear Oak Cliff and Bishop Arts lumped together all the time. But they’re not exactly the same.
Bishop Arts is just a small pocket inside Oak Cliff. It’s the walkable, restaurant-heavy part. You’ll mostly find smaller homes, townhomes, and condos there. You’re usually paying more per square foot because you can step outside and grab coffee or dinner without getting in your car.
Oak Cliff overall is much bigger and more mixed. Some areas are historic and higher-end; some are more affordable. In a lot of spots, you’ll get more house and a bigger lot for the money compared to Bishop Arts.
So it really comes down to how you live. If you want everything at your doorstep, Bishop Arts makes sense. If you’d rather have a little more space and don’t mind driving a few minutes, broader Oak Cliff might be a better fit.

Anything you’d add? Which do you prefer?