May 6th, 2020 GVM How's it looking out there in the streets of Austin Residential Real Estate?

So GVM, How's it looking out there in the streets of Austin Residential Real Estate?

Well folks, despite these interesting and challenging times, working in the Buyer's Agent role, I was able to assist a primary family and couple get "under contract" a wonderful South Congress, Travis Heights property with 2 turn-key homes on 1 Large Lot.

In addition, I'm currently working with a pre-mortgage approved BUYING mode couple looking for a true home for Sale in Central Austin to BUY in the 425K-575K price point. Do you know of anything? Active OR Off Market For Sale. North, South, East, or West?

I'm also working with a couple tenants on the search for Rentals In Central Austin. Both are in the $1500-$2000 per month Budget Range? Got a Vacancy?

Christy Hayes, an Austin Silent Market Licensed Agent, just placed an East Austin CHEAP LOT for Sale on the Active MLS for $174,650. It is located in some sort of floodplain, but is cleared. I could work as your buyer's agent on it?

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Lastly if you have any specific Austin & Central Texas Real Estate Questions or Inquires, I'll get on it! Email, Call, Text, me. GVM @ 512.657.9281 georgevance@gmail.com Austin Silent Market Licensed Real Estate Agent. Sales, Leasing, Lot Development, On & Off Market Sales.

1106 Eleanor Street. East Austin Lot For Sale
$174,650

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$425K-$575K GVM Buyer's Agent HOME search?
Know of something I can Show or Preview? On Or Off Market for Sale?

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