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What should Dallas buyers check about homeowners insurance before closing?Get a real insurance quote during your Texas option period, not after it ends. Your lender won't fund the loan without proof of coverage, and the price of that coverage, including the wind and hail deductible and the roof …
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 …
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Bordeaux Village is an established condominium community in Dallas’s 75209 area, situated northwest of Downtown Dallas and south of Dallas Love Field. Its location and low-rise residential character can appeal to buyers who want condo ownership in a central Dallas setting without choosing a typical high-rise building.
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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 MoreIn 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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In Dallas, a condo is a legal form of ownership where you own your unit and share an interest in the building's common areas, with the HOA responsible for the structure and exterior. A townhome describes …
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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 …
What is a Texas HOA resale certificate, and what should condo buyers look for? The HOA resale certificate is a legally required disclosure document that tells you the financial and legal health of the homeowners association before you buy. In Texas, condo buyers have seven days after receiving it …
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What happens after a home offer is accepted in Texas?In Texas, once both parties sign the purchase contract, you have 3 calendar days to deliver your earnest money to the title company and pay your non-refundable option fee to the title company. The option period (typically 7–10 …
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