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A Texas title commitment is the title company's written promise to issue your owner's title policy once certain conditions are met. Check Schedule A for the correct names, legal description, and price. Read every Schedule B exception …
View MoreIf you're already under contract in Dallas, confirm your rate lock status today and check the maximum interest rate and financing deadline written into your Texas Third Party Financing Addendum, because both decide how much protection you …
View MoreA backup offer in Texas is a full TREC contract paired with the Addendum for Back-Up Contract, and it only goes into effect if the seller's primary contract falls apart. Your option period and every other contract deadline start …
View MoreA conservation district is a Dallas zoning overlay that requires city review of exterior changes visible from the street, like additions, rooflines, and new construction, before you make them. It does not affect your ability to …
View MoreAs of mid-2026, renting is cheaper than buying almost everywhere in Dallas on a pure monthly cash flow basis. Citywide rent runs roughly $1,300 to $1,700 a month, while total monthly ownership costs on a median home land …
View MoreA special assessment is a one-time bill an HOA charges unit owners to cover a major expense the reserve fund can't absorb, things like a new roof, elevator replacement, or garage repair. In …
View MoreRising insurance premiums are pushing up HOA fees across Dallas condo buildings in 2026, especially in Uptown and Oak Lawn towers with pools, elevators, and parking garages. Budget for your own HO-6 policy (roughly $300 to …
View MoreA property survey is a document prepared by a licensed professional land surveyor that shows the exact boundaries of a lot, the location of all improvements, and any encroachments. In most Texas transactions, the seller provides …
In Dallas, new homeowners typically face a combined property tax rate of approximately 2.22% of their home's assessed value, covering Dallas ISD, the City of Dallas, Dallas County, and smaller taxing entities. On a $400,000 purchase, that's roughly $8,880 …
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During your Texas option period, you can ask the seller for specific repairs, a closing cost credit, a price reduction, or some combination of all three. Texas sellers are not legally required to make any …
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