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Willy McGee, Licensed Buyer's Agent on the Search. Clarksville & Old Enfield

BUYER NEEDS for Spring 2020.

Willy McGee Licensed ASM Buyer's Agent

We have two serious buyers who are ready to purchase - if you have a coming soon or pocket listing that would fit their niche, please reach out. (WillyMcGee88@gmail.com)

BUYER #1 = LOOKING IN CLARKSVILLE 
Specifically between West Lynn & Blanco. Up to 1Million if the value is there.
&
2nd Option is on Meriden st. (west of Mopac)

BUYER #2 = LOOKING IN OLD ENFIELD/PEASE PARK
Up to 2.6M if the value is there.


Simply reply back to this email or give us a call at 512-417-5727 - Willy McGee, Real Estate Agent, Austin Silent Market.
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