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Great TCU Area Home With Pool

Peggy McCready (Premier Real Estate) — Thu, 13 May 2010 17:00:25 -0700

Cute - Move-in ready! Fabulous den with wood burning fireplace overlooks sparking pool. Great home to entertain both inside and out! Wonderful Westcliff location convenient to TCU. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 car attached garage. Kitchen with upgraded cabinets featurning swing-out pantry. Beautiful hardwood floors in main house and tile in kitchen, dining room and den. $259,900. Contact Peggy McCready at 817-437-4851 for more information or to schedule a showing. Open 2-4 Sunday, May 16. www.premiersold.com 4141 Anita, Fort Worth, Texas 76109

Fort Worth - Investment Property

Peggy McCready (Premier Real Estate) — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 11:09:56 -0700

2809 Marigold - Oakhurst Area of Fort Worth -Great location, convenient to I35 & 121 & 820. Beautiful block in established neighborhood. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. Estate property, sold as-is. Square footage from TAD is believed to not reflect 2 upstairs bedrooms and master bath. With some updating this would be a a great family home. Gas dryer remains with property. Buyer to verify all information.

2809 Marigold, Fort Worth, Texas 76111

For more information or a private showing, please contact Peggy McCready at 817-437-4851

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Fort Worth - Ridglea - Beautiful Home with Outstanding View of Luther Lake

Peggy McCready (Premier Real Estate) — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 11:04:42 -0700

4036 Tamworth - Beautiful home with outstanding view of Luther Lake. Wonderful landscaping, salt water pool, 4 bedrooms all with walk-in closets, great storage, Chambers gas cook top, new double ovens. One level, split bedrooms, perfect for in-laws, teenager or nanny. Master suite features sitting area or study, exercise room, steam shower and coffee bar. Extra parking, two storage rooms in garage. Great home for entertaining both inside and out! Truly unique property must see to appreciate. Buyer to verify all information.

$449,990

Features:

Outstanding view of Luther Lake

4 - Bedrooms

3 - Full Baths

2 - 1/2 Baths

Extra paved parking by driveway

Two storage rooms in garage

Salt water pool with Added booster pump and automatic pool cleaner

Butlers Pantry

Chambers gas cooktop

New Double Ovens

Fabulous Landscaping - Beautiful courtyards surround home

Split bedrooms - great layout for in-laws, teenagers or nanny

Master Suite with steam shower, sitting area or study, exercise room and coffee bar

For a Private Showing or More Information Contact Peggy McCready 817-437-4851

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Price Reduction - Cultural District - Fort Worth

Peggy McCready (Premier Real Estate) — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 15:11:35 -0700

Large 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom house totally updated just one block off Camp Bowie. Want a home with great closet space, a great master bath, big kitchen with tons of cabinets and close to downtown? This home contains refinished hardwoods, granite countertops, new appliances, updated bathrooms, beautiful antique look vanities, unbelievable storage, great master bath with separate tub and shower, covered parking adjacent to house. 1906 Tremont, Fort Worth, Texas 76107. View photos at www.premiersold.com. Call me for more information or to see this great home.

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Great Home in Arlington Heights

Peggy McCready (Premier Real Estate) — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 14:39:39 -0700

Charming home beautifully updated in Arlington Heights. Wonderful backyard with huge covered porch, flagstone patio and new fence. Granite, new appliances, refinished hardwoods, two fireplaces, two living areas, three bedrooms, two bathrooms, $209,000.

Call me at 817-437-4851 for more information or to see this great home.

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Ridglea Hills - Totally Updated

Peggy McCready (Premier Real Estate) — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 14:22:55 -0700

Great 3 bedroom, 2 bath home in Ridglea Hills - completely updated. Granite, new appliances, refinished hardwoods, ceramic tile, sandstone patio, beautifully landscaped backyard with new wood fence. Great location, convenient to I30 and I20. Incredible price. 4120 Rothington. Call me for more information or to schedule a private showing. Go to www.premiersold.com to view photos.

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Dollhouse - Fairmount

Peggy McCready (Premier Real Estate) — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 14:05:49 -0700

I have just listed the cutest home. It's located on a corner lot across from Fairmount Park with a great front porch. Refinished hardwoods, stainless appliances, updated kitchen and bathrooms, vintage cabinets beautifully restored in dining and living areas are just a few of the features. Three bedrooms and two full baths. Call me at 817-437-4851 for a private showing or for more information.

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5918 Curzon, Suite B

Fort Worth, Texas 76107

Arlington Heights - Updated

Peggy McCready (Premier Real Estate) — Wed, 13 May 2009 13:38:23 -0700

5016 Calmont, Fort Worth, Texas 76107

Charming home - great arch doorways, large living areas, two fireplaces - plus, updated to perfection. Wonderful outdoor living area features a huge covered back porch with flagstone and attached flagstone patio. Granite countertops, new appliances, new roof, refinished hardwood floors, beautifully updated baths & more. This home is a great buy considering all the quality updates -$215,000.

3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 car garage

Call Peggy McCready at 817-437-4851 for more information or to view this property.

Beautiful remodel in Cultural District - 4 Bedrooms

Peggy McCready (Premier Real Estate) — Wed, 13 May 2009 13:29:30 -0700

1906 Tremont, Fort Worth, Texas 76107

Beautiful remodel! Hardwoods, Granite, New Appliances, antique look vanities. This is a great family home featuring a fabulous master suite - separate tub and shower, walk-in closet, plus huge bonus closet in master. Great closet space in all bedrooms. Huge kitchen with tons of cabinets and walk-in pantry. Full size laundry room. Two car carport attached. Detached garage has been converted to a work shop or storage area. Updates include: New roof, all new siding, refinished hardwoods, new appliances, all baths updated, new energy efficient windows and more. Call me at 817-437-4851 for more information or to see this property.

Four-plex - Great investment property - Southwest Fort Worth

Peggy McCready (Premier Real Estate) — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 15:01:39 -0700

Very well maintained 4 plex in very good condition. Units are gated with iron gates and key lock. Each uint has 2 covered parking spaces and a storage unit. Units are not attached there are walkways between the units. Very nice floor plans, washer dryer connections, 2 bedroom, 2 baths, 1 larger unit has 2 living areas. Fireplaces. 2 units updated. 1 unit has granite in kitchen and bathrooms. New ceramic tile in two units. Long term tenants, ALL UNITS LEASED. Monthly Rents: $2655

Call 817-737-7777 for more information or to schedule a showing.

Mira Vista - Beautiful Home on Golf Course

Peggy McCready (Premier Real Estate) — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 14:51:16 -0700

Masterpiece designed by Morrison Group overlooking 11th Fairway.Panaromic Views.Timeless design with Museum Quality Millwork, Faux Finish throughout.Warm Family feel with elegance for grand gatherings. Gourmet kitchen with granite, commercial thermador applicances and sub zero refrigerator.4 bedrooms each with private bath. Enjoy outdoor entertaining with pool, waterfall, spa and fireplace. Quality troughout.

4 bedrooms, each with private bath. Large gameroom, study, 4 bedrooms each with a private bath.

Mira Vista is a premier gated community conveniently located in southwest Fort Worth with a 24 hour gaurded gate.

To see this home or for more information contact Peggy McCready at 817-437-4851.

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Southwest Fort Worth - Price Reduction

Peggy McCready (Premier Real Estate) — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 14:30:31 -0700

7972 Buttercup Circle North - $113,900

3 Bedroom - 2 bath - 2 car garage - Well maintained home. Huge backyard with beautiful landscaping. Wonderful living area with vaulted ceilings, skylights, brick fireplace and built-in book shelves. Great open floor plan + split bedrooms.

Call Peggy McCready at 817-437-4581 for more information.

PRICE REDUCTION - WESTERN HILLS

Peggy McCready (Premier Real Estate) — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 14:27:08 -0700

Large family home - 5 bedrooms - 2 1/2 baths, RV parking, 2 car garage. Hardwood floors in living and dining area. RV parking pad with utility hookups. Large corner lot with side entry garage. Huge utility room with tons of storage.

Priced below Tarrant County Tax appraisal.

Call Peggy McCready at 817-437-4851 for more information.

Fort Worth - Beautiful home with huge backyard!

Peggy McCready (Premier Real Estate) — Wed, 30 Apr 2008 13:36:19 -0700

Southwest Fort Worth - Impeccably maintained home with a wonderful living area featuring high ceilings, a wood burning fireplace and built-in bookcases. Open floor plan and split bedrooms. Kitchen features a huge breakfast bar, smooth top cook top and walk-in pantry. Spacious master with two walk-in closets. Gorgeous oversized backyard with covered patio. Beautiful landscaping. Fabulous storage!

Fort Worth - 5 bedroom home on a great street

Peggy McCready (Premier Real Estate) — Wed, 30 Apr 2008 13:31:49 -0700

Great family home - tons of room - 5 bedrooms! Fresh paint and new carpet. Beautiful hardwoods in living and formal dining. Kitchen opens to family room with vaulted ceilings and skylights. Hardwoods under carpet downstairs. Attic fan + ceiling fans for energy efficiency. Huge laundry room - tons of storage. RV parking pad with elec., sewer and telephone hookup. Nice established neighborhood. Wonderful yard with patio. Located in Western Hills. To see this home or for more information call 817-437-4851.

Fort Worth - Historic Map

Peggy McCready (Premier Real Estate) — Wed, 09 Apr 2008 14:56:25 -0700

I found this article in the Fort Worth Star Telegram and thought anyone interested in Fort Worth's history would enjoy it.

Your map to historic Fort Worth

By DIANE SMITH

Star-Telegram Staff Writer

FORT WORTH -- Gamblers, gunfights and the Sundance Kid.

It's not a Hollywood movie. It's Fort Worth history.

The city's storied past is chronicled in Heritage Trails, a downtown walking tour. The tour starts with Fort Worth's early days and includes the arrival of cars and trains. Visitors to downtown Fort Worth can maneuver easily from one historical plaque to the next with the help of a new information kiosk at Main and Second streets.

"It is our pleasure to unveil and give you Heritage Trails," Fort Worth Mayor Mike Moncrief announced as he displayed the kiosk to the public Monday afternoon.

A large Heritage Trails map allows visitors to find bronze sidewalk markers, which mostly line Main Street from Heritage Park to the Fort Worth Water Gardens.

Nineteen markers are in place, and plans are to extend the trail to Lancaster Avenue next year. Two more kiosks, which will also serve as downtown directories, are in the works. Each four-sided kiosk includes a way-finding map and information about downtown events.

Moncrief said the project has been 16 years in the making but was worth the wait.

"Sometimes you just have to be a little bit patient," he said.

The project helps promote the city while preserving the past, Moncrief said.

"It's a walking history lesson for young and old alike," he said.

Doug Harman, a member of the Heritage Trails Task Force, said the project was envisioned as a way of tying Fort Worth's history across downtown. He said the trails cover a number of topics, including commerce and the West.

Heritage Trails doesn't leave out the seedy history. One marker explains Hell's Half Acre, a district infamous for brothels and hard living. There was also a gunfight between "Longhair Jim" Courtright and casino operator Luke Short; Courtright was shot to death.

Another marker depicts famous outlaws, such as the Sundance Kid, who was photographed in Fort Worth.

The tour also appeals to visitors with an eye for art.

Each plaque has a signature cubistic longhorn originally designed by Fort Worth artist Evaline Sellors during the Great Depression. Sellors created the sculpture for a shelter house on the grounds of North Side Senior High School, part of a Works Progress Administration project.

"It has its own history, and it symbolizes Fort Worth," said Judith Cohen, historian on the Heritage Trails Task Force and author of Cowtown Moderne: Art Deco Architecture of Fort Worth, Texas.

Heritage Trails is a joint project of the Fort Worth Chamber Foundation, Fort Worth Convention and Visitors Bureau and Downtown Fort Worth Inc.

HERITAGE TRAILS

Most historical makers are installed along Main Street. Each marker offers a brief narrative about a moment in Fort Worth history.

1. Fort Worth (1849-53)

Major Ripley Arnold of Company F of the Second Dragoons established a military post on June 6, 1849, at West Belknap and Commerce streets. The post was named Fort Worth in honor of Major General Williams Jenkins Worth, commander of the Department of Texas.

2. Sleeping Panther Sculpture

Fort Worth became known as Panther City in 1873 after Robert E. Cowart, writing in the Dallas Herald, described it as "so quiet he had seen a panther asleep on Main Street, undisturbed by the rush of men or the hum of trade." The sculpture is a tribute to the city's nickname.

3. Hispanic Heritage

Fort Worth's Hispanic community dates to 1849, when cavalryman Anthony Mendez arrived at the fort. Vaqueros, or Hispanic cowboys, rode in cattle drives in the late 1880s. Mexican immigrants, who fled political upheaval in their homeland, worked for city railroads, steel plants, stockyards, meat-packing houses, hotels and restaurants.

4. The Stage Leaves from Here

The first stagecoach arrived in Fort Worth on July 18, 1856, via the United States mail line en route to Fort Belknap. By the 1870s, daily service arrived and departed from Fort Worth's El Paso Hotel on Main Street. When the railroad arrived in 1876, Fort Worth boasted the largest stagecoach terminal in the southwest.

5. Gamblers & Gunfights

By the 1880s, Fort Worth was well-known for its hotels, restaurants, theaters and 60 saloons. Famous men of the West visited sites such as the White Elephant Saloon and Luke Short's casino. The casino drew Bat Masterson, Wyatt Earp, "Doc" Holliday, and "Longhair Jim" Courtright.

6. Cattle Drives

Between 1866 and 1887, more than 5 million head of cattle were rounded up to make a five-month, 800-mile trip through Texas to railheads in Kansas.

7. Streetcars and the Interurban

The first streetcars began operating on Main Street in December 1876. The Northern Texas Traction Co. began interurban service between Fort Worth and Dallas in July 1902.

8. Grand Hotels

The first-class El Paso Hotel opened in March 1878 and became a major meeting place for city leaders, businessmen and visitors. The hotel later became the Pickwick. In 1891, the name was changed to the Delaware. The Delaware was demolished and replaced with the seven-story Westbrook Hotel, which was torn down in 1978.

9. Opera Houses & Theaters

Fort Worth was home to performing arts. The Adelphi, the city's first vaudeville theater, opened in 1876. After it closed, Theatre Comique offered audiences Western-style variety at the site. Lily Langtry was among the stars to perform at Greenwall's Opera House. Later, the Majestic Theater would entertain thousands. Ginger Rogers won a national dance contest on the Majestic stage.

10. Cattleman, Oilman, Civic Leader Samuel Burk Burnett (1849-1922)

Burk Burnett built the famous Four Sixes Ranch in the 1870s. The ranch, still in operation, became one of the largest cattle empires in the world. In 1911, oil was discovered on Burnett ranchland. He was president of the Stock Show from 1908-22.

11. Amon G. Carter Sr. (1879-1955)

The owner and publisher of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram coined the phrase: "Where the West Begins." He helped bring military bases and manufacturing plants to Fort Worth. In 1922, he established Fort Worth's first radio station. In 1948, he started Texas' first television station, WBAP Channel 5.

12. The Wild Bunch

A famous photograph depicting Harry Longabaugh (the Sundance Kid), Ben Kilpatrick, Robert LeRoy Parker (Butch Cassidy), Will Carver and Harvey Logan was taken by Fort Worth photographer John Swartz. The outlaws were recognized by a Pinkerton detective after Swartz placed the photo in his studio window.

13. Architectural Diversity

Fort Worth's downtown offers examples of the architectural styles that shaped the city's history, from the city's signature courthouse to Bass Hall.

14. Flying Machines

Fort Worth has a rich aviation history. The city's first airport, Meacham Field, opened in 1925. Texas Air Transport began regular mail and passenger service in 1928, becoming American Airlines in 1934. Thousands of B-24 Liberator bombers were built in Fort Worth during World War II.

15. Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce

The chamber traces its roots to 1882, when the Fort Worth Board of Trade was formed. The city was promoted as "queen city of the plains." The board later helped lure the Armour and Swift companies to the Fort Worth Stockyards.

16. Cynthia Ann Parker and Native Americans of North Texas

In January 1861, Cynthia Ann Parker and her daughter, Topsannah, were photographed in Fort Worth. Cynthia Ann had been taken from her family by Comanches when she was 9. She lived as a Comanche. Her son, Quanah, became a Comanche leader and often visited Fort Worth.

17. Women in Early Fort Worth (coming soon)

Women played a key role to the growth of Fort Worth. Female leaders advocated for paved streets, schools, clean water and orphanages.

18. JFK

President John F. Kennedy spent the night of Nov. 21, 1963, at Fort Worth's Hotel Texas. After his breakfast speech, the president traveled to Dallas, where he was assassinated.

19. African-American History

African-American residents of Fort Worth built a community on the city's east side. A blacksmith shop operated by John Pratt was the first known African-American business.

20. Hell's Half Acre

Fort Worth's well-known district of saloons, dance halls, gambling parlors and bordellos drew cowboys, trainmen and buffalo hunters.

21. Horseless Carriages (coming soon)

Auto manufacturing plants and dealerships opened during the 1920s. The state's first toll road opened in 1953 between Fort Worth and Dallas.

22. Trains (coming soon)

B.B. Paddock envisioned Fort Worth as a hub of nine railroads. The first Texas and Pacific train rolled into town on July 19, 1876. By 1900, Fort Worth had become a multiline transportation and shipping center.

Online: www.fortworthheritagetrails.com

Source: Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce

DIANE SMITH, 817-390-7675
dianesmith@star-telegram.com

Fort Worth Real Estate

Peggy McCready (Premier Real Estate) — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 14:33:26 -0700

Fort Worth Real Estate

As a native of Fort Worth, I can tell you, it's a great place to live! Housing is reasonable, the museums are great, many restaurants and cultural activities, a top ranked zoo, numerous annual events. A variety of housing is available from lofts and condos downtown, historic communities, golf course c communities and a vast range of family homes are just a few of the housing options Fort Worth has to offer. As a full time real estate agent I can help you not only with finding a home, but community information.

As a part of the DFW metroplex area, you are minutes from the DFW airport. It's also a great place for sports fans. DFW is home to Texas Rangers Baseball, Dallas Cowboys Football, Dallas Mavericks Basketball, Dallas Star Hockey, Fort Worth Cats Baseball and The Texas Motor Speedway.

The following facts are from the city website:

RANKINGS

· 17th-largest city in the nation

· 5th-fastest growing city in U.S. of 100,000 or more

· 9th-safest city in the United States

· #1 tourist destination in Texas

· Named the #2 value-friendly destination in the United States by Hotwire.com

· Named one of "America's Most Livable Communities"

HISTORY

· Founded in 1849, Fort Worth is the seat of Tarrant County, situated in North Central Texas and part of the Dallas/Fort Worth Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Area.

DEMOGRAPHICS

· City of Fort Worth Population: 661,850

· Tarrant County Population: 1,628,200

· Fort Worth/Dallas CMSA Population: 6,014,750

(Source: North Central Texas Council of Governments)

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New Homes Fort Worth

Peggy McCready (Premier Real Estate) — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 14:01:42 -0700

Looking for a new home in the Fort Worth, Texas area?

I can help. When you want to purchase a new home, going to all the builders and checking pricing, amenities, etc. can take a lot of time. Plus, builders often send price reductions and special offers to realtors. As a full time real estate agent, I can show you new homes by all builders, provide you with pricing and information, so if you are looking to pruchase a new home in the Fort Worth area, call or e-mail me.

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Open House & Price Reduction Mira Vista

Peggy McCready (Premier Real Estate) — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 13:51:16 -0700

Located in a gated community with 24 hour guard. This home is a great buy for new constructin in Mira Vista.

4 bedrooms all with full baths. Master downstairs with room for sitting area, with a fabulous master bath, grainte, huge walk-in shower, and seperate tub, and oversized closet.

One 1/2 bath.

Great floorplan, study, media room, game room, butler's pantry, gourmet kitchen (granite countertops, stainless appliances, etc.) and oversized utility. This beautiful home has incrediable storage, an outdoor living area with a fireplace and room for a pool.

This home has just been reduced to $715,000.

Open 2-4 Sunday April 6, 2008.

Call Peggy at 817-437-4851 for more information or a private showing.

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SUNDAY OPEN HOUSE CULTURAL DISTRICT

Peggy McCready (Premier Real Estate) — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 13:35:20 -0700

3933 Byers - 2 bedroom - 1 bath

$159,900

Brick Tutor home - Must see - This is a really cute home in a fabulous location.

Updated! Hardwoods, new stainless stove, updated bath with antique look vanity

Really cute backyard with rock patio with terrace style cover and pond. Great landscaping.

Open 1-3, April 6, 2007

For more information call Peggy McCready 817-437-4851 or e-mail me at peggym_premier@yahoo.com

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Tanglewood School, Fort Worth, Texas

Peggy McCready (Premier Real Estate) — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 15:22:51 -0700

We have a great listing in the Tanglewood Elementary area. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 1930 square feet, 2 car attached garage, totally updated, new flooring, fresh paint, covered patio with outdoor fireplace.

It is located off South Drive. This is a great price for something in the Tanglewood Elementary area that is move-in ready.

Call or e-mail me for more information.

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TCU, Fort Worth, Texas

Peggy McCready (Premier Real Estate) — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 14:50:52 -0700

We have a great new listing coming in TCU.

3 bedroom, 2 bath, over 2,000 square feet, 2 car attached garage, 2 living areas, fireplace. Updated. Huge covered patio.

It will probably list for $189,000 and be available mid-April.

Call or e-mail me for more information or for an advanced showing.

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New Listing - Cutural District - Fort Worth, Texas

Peggy McCready (Premier Real Estate) — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 14:46:22 -0700

We have a great new listing coming up in the cutural district.

It's on Byers - 2 bedroom, 1 bath, brick tutor, detached garage. Totally updated. It should be ready April 1.

The list price will probably be $154,900. Call or e-mail me for an advanced showing.

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Historic home in Fort Worth

Peggy McCready (Premier Real Estate) — Fri, 21 Mar 2008 14:02:05 -0700

There will be a great event April 12 from Historic Fort Worth:

Saturday, April 12th, 9:00 - 3:00

Realtor open houses, 3:00 until 5:00
list of homes available at event

Thistle Hill
1509 Pennsylvania Avenue

Sold! on Historic Neighborhoods is an annual educational workshop to promote historic neighborhoods that includes:

Presentations on appropriate rehabilitation strategies for historic houses:
- If These Walls Could Talk: Susan Kline, Historian
- I'm from the Government and I'm Here to Help: Liz Casso, City of Ft. Worth
- We Did It and So Can You: David and Marianna Thrapp, Fairmount Neighborhood
- It's Easy Being Green: Steve Kline, AIA
- The Good, the Bad & the Ugly of Home Rehab: Brent Hull, Hull Historical
Neighborhood Association representatives to promote the amenities of their neighborhood
On site information on mortgages and home improvement loans
An architecture-oriented children's area
Open houses of properties for sale in historic neighborhoods

Admission

$5.00 per person
children under 12 free

If you would like information on any historic property currently listed in Fort Worth or the surrounding area, please call or e-mail me.

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Why do I need a pre-qualification letter to view real estate?

Peggy McCready (Premier Real Estate) — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 13:43:08 -0700

Most homeowners today do not want to look at an offer unless a pre-qualification letter is attached to the offer. They want to know the person submitting the offer is qualified to purchase the home. Once an offer is accepted, the listing is usually changed to active option. When a property goes active option, most realtors will not show the property, so the homeowner has all but taken the property off the market. No one wants to take their property off the market for someone who is not qualified to purchase the property. If you are interested in purchasing a home in the Fort Worth, Texas area and would like a list of lenders I have worked with, please e-mail me at peggymccready@sbcglobal.net

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