Jerold & Terry Smith

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Location:	Plano
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Husband and wife team that loves real estate and technology. Many years of RE experience in residential as well as investment properties. We are native Texans and Dallasites and know the markets well. We will leave no stone unturned to find or sell the home of your dreams. We deliver a personal approach with state of the art technology services.

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Round Rock Austin - rental homes - what's the best website to view them?

Asked Wed Jun 20 2007, 18:53 by Sydney Girl - Round Rock - General Area - 11 answers

Jerold & Terry Smith answered:

I agree with Jeff, you are still going to have to do print media for rentals and MLS is a good resource, grocery store publications - local stuff - you will not find everything on the internet, unfortunately. - Fri Jun 22 2007, 16:37

Is Dallas a good investment right now?

Asked Tue May 29 2007, 21:55 by Bdub - Dallas - Foreclosure - 11 answers

Jerold & Terry Smith answered:

Yes you are correct. I am a Dallas based Realtor who deals with investors and I do NO SFR investor properties. I will only work with multi-family investors who are willing to hold a minimum of 5 to 7 years and first rule is CASH FLOW and 2nd rule is After Tax Return Rate Yield (similar to Cap Rate). Our market is very strong in this category. - Fri Jun 1 2007, 06:17

Irving Tx new home is $100/sq ft too high?

Asked Wed May 16 2007, 09:05 by Penn Elmore - Dallas - Home Buying - 11 answers

Jerold & Terry Smith answered:

You can't compare new homes versus old homes. They are two different animals, what you need are the last 6 months of sales for the new homes to see if the price per sq ft is too high. - Thu May 24 2007, 14:08

What areas near Dallas (30min) have 1920-1950s cottage style homes?

Asked Sun May 20 2007, 16:45 by Jenny - Dallas - General Area - 8 answers

Jerold & Terry Smith answered:

East Dallas - Lakewood area, Forest Hills, Little Forest Hills - these areas were developed the same time as Dallas proper, just east and farther from town, the topography is pretty and some lakes are around. There are probably a few more but I need to look at a map. Hope this helps. - Thu May 24 2007, 14:02

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