Are you in the market to buy a home in the great state of Texas? While many folks tend to associate spring and summer with the prime home-buying season, there's a compelling case to be made for consid...
Unveiling an inspiring seller success story, a tale of transformation for someone who had previously worked with multiple agents--this seller was curious to know what set Bock Realty Group apart.
We laid out our game plan, highlighting t...
Hey there, foodies and fans of all things local!
If you're living in or visiting Bryan, Texas, and haven't yet made a trip to Ronin Cafe, you're missing out on an extraordinary culinary journey. Nestled in the heart of our vibrant communit...
Hey there future homeowners,
Interest rates are a hot topic right now, especially for those of you on the fence about buying a home. The big question is, "Should I buy now or wait for interest rates to drop?" While it's tempting to wait for ...
Welcome to 1006 Park Place, a captivating piece of history nestled in College Station Historic District! This extraordinary home, with a rich legacy dating back to its construction in 1915, was originally built for the distinguished Texas A&...
Hello, Aggieland renters!
Are you currently renting in Bryan or College Station and considering the leap into homeownership? You're not alone. One of the most common questions I get as a realtor is, "Should I continue renting or is it time t...
The world of homebuying comes with its fair share of rules and regulations, and one that often confounds both buyers and sellers is the FHA Flip Rule, sometimes referred to as the "90-180 Day Rule." In this blog post, we'll break down the FHA F...
Sellers want a sure thing. In addition to price, they need to know, is this loan going to close. So loan type does matter, which is why you hear, "Cash is key!" Because there are no contingencies, no appraisals, there's no waiting, the money is...
Why are We Not Headed Towards a Crash like in 2008?
Four Reasons Why We are Not Headed Towards a Crash:
It's much much harder to get a loan today than in 2008.
Unemployment has lasted not nearly as long as it did back in 2008...