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The best time to buy is when you're ready to buy! But if that happens to be now, conditions are really favorable when looking back on the past ~1 1/2 years. Thanks for the comment!

That's been the most effective method so far! The only concern when doing that is the property not meeting the appraised value. If you think about it, the previous system had the buyer agent compensation rolled into the sales price already, so I don't see the new system redirecting home prices. Now, there are a few more methods of asking the seller to cover this cost. With how much of a buyer's market we are experiencing in Austin, I haven't heard of many buyers having issues getting sellers to cover most if not all of their buyer agent's compensation. The changes are still a little too fresh to draw any conclusions on how they're impacting home prices. We are also unsure how it will affect appraisals in the long run. The DOJ and NAR gave us the guidelines to follow, but it's up to each agent's individual broker to interpret and implement the guidelines. I've seen quite a few different interpretations as we all try to find the best practice to best serve our clients.

Thanks!

@@RTPA_Ali thanks Ali! I'm all set

@@gomilliondollaragent no problem my friend, good luck

Always!

Awesome! Let's chat and see which one is the best for you: Call or Text: 210-589-5195 Email: ryan@coplandpg.com

The traffic is rough, but hopefully we'll see some it lighten up as Austin rolls out its different transit plans. We've just all got to bear with the growing pains to get to that point. 😬

@@gomilliondollaragent BTW: I drive and film all over Austin. I saw a comment of some guy calling you out for a 2 second Traffic Clip that was stock and not Austin. I set all my video to allow taking clips from them. If you want short traffic footage feel free to take clips of what you need. I doesn't hurt me any. This is driving downtown. I am not a pro videographer... I mostly shoot stills. But if you can use it - use it. AT 11 Seconds in there is a ton of traffic of me on the 35 going downtown. ua-cam.com/video/qhY5g9hKm98/v-deo.htmlsi=EGbY4JZ5SWj9Ek1l. It's my understanding that it is perfectly legal to take up to 7 seconds of any publicly posted clip.

@@UntamedAustin That's very kind - thank you!

Thanks for the comment! This is elevation R.

That's great, Miguel! I wish you the best of luck in this dynamic career.

Hi Rohit, I'm all set but thanks for asking!

@@gomilliondollaragent okay 👍 thanks for your time

I'm glad you like it!

It can go quite a few ways for sure. Initially, I see most sellers still being open to offering compensation to buyers so that they can compensate their agent. It'll be a concession amount negotiated separate from the sales price much like option money, earnest money, etc. In a seller's market, buyers will have to negotiate harder and keep in mind their net closing costs for each home. It'll take the work of a knowledgeable real estate agent and lender to make sure their well-informed.

Thank you for sharing your experience. Both Austin and Seattle have undergone changes, and I understand how each city can evoke strong feelings. Each place has its own unique characteristics and challenges. If you ever want more information about Austin or just want to chat about the differences, I’m here to help.

They're both thriving cities, wdym? Your own personal biases and limited experiences do not define cities.

@@spacemans4060 The former "Emerald City" is now a dangerous place where closed toed shoes are necessary due to human feces and used hypo needles on the sidewalks. Businesses are leaving by the dozens and vacant commercial real estate is at record levels. Austin isn't quite as bad but it's catching up fast. THAT's what I mean. My "personal bias" can't affect these documented issues.

Austin's prices are rising extremely quickly, and the city government is responding by gentrifying areas where long-time residents live, specifically communities of color in places like the East Side. They are passing city zoning ordinances left and right behind the community's back in order to make it easier to sell to big tech companies moving in. Unfortunately, they are also using liberal values such as the promise of a "green" city as an excuse for some of this. They saved natural locations like Barton Springs and created clean new parks like Waterloo Greenway by allowing historic and important local communities to be destroyed. The city is becoming flashier, but where it is necessary, the quality of life is not going up. Before the big freezes of recent years, police officers have repeatedly swept homeless camps, even when warm shelters were full. Many of these people are not informed on where they can go. This isn't to start an argument or anything, and I understand how one would see the city as thriving if they were an outsider or wealthy newcomer. I also don't agree with putting the blame on liberalism, as most of the grassroots liberal organizers in Austin are very aware and against all of this stuff the government has been doing. But these are not personal biases, these are actual things the community has been living through, greatly worsening in the past 20 years.

@@evanbookout Thank you for sharing your perspective. Austin has been experiencing rapid changes, and it's important to acknowledge the impact on long-time residents, especially in historic communities of color. Balancing growth with equity is a real challenge, and the concerns you’ve raised are significant. I appreciate your insights and understand the need for these voices to be heard.

Great question! Both Austin and Dallas have diverse communities and offer various amenities that can be appealing to families, including schools, parks, and cultural activities. The best choice often depends on personal preferences, such as the type of neighborhood you're looking for, proximity to work, and lifestyle needs. I recommend exploring both cities to see which one aligns best with what you’re looking for in a new home. If you need any more detailed information or guidance, feel free to reach out!

@@gomilliondollaragent thank you so much

@@ghazalehradman4778 You're welcome!

I couldn't agree more!

That's great, I hope your home renovations turn out beautiful!

Agreed!