What the One Big Beautiful Bill Act Means for Keller and Haslet Homeowners Thinking About Selling in 2026
Quick Answer: The One Big Beautiful Bill Act, signed July 4, 2025, did not change the Section 121 home sale capital gains exclusion. Married homeowners may still exclude up to $500,000 in gains from the sale of a primary residence, subject to eligibility requirements. The SALT deduction cap increa
Should You Offer a Buyer Agent Concession When Selling in Keller or Haslet? Here's What's Actually Happening in This Market.
Quick Answer: You're no longer required to offer buyer agent compensation in Texas, but in Keller and Haslet the market expectation is running close to 3%, structured as a seller concession. In a market where inventory is rising and buyers have choices, cutting off buyer agent access to save on th
Tarrant Is Flat. Wise Is Down 7%. Denton Is Up 3%. Here’s What May 2026 Actually Means for North Fort Worth Sellers
Source: MetroTex Association of REALTORS®, May 2026 County Housing Reports Quick Answer: In May 2026, Tarrant County median price held nearly flat at $352,000 (down 0.9%), Wise County dropped significantly to $359,995 (down 7.1%), and Denton County rose to $464,500 (up 3.2%). Which story applies t
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