1) Accept your goal as being extremely important to you,
THIS HOMEBOOK
HAS BEEN PREPARED TO HELP
WITH THE PURCHASE OF
YOUR NEW HOME
AN EXCLUSIVE SERVICE OF
CARMEN PARKER, GRI
REMAX Dallas Suburbs REALTORS
972-390-7149
02) Responsibilities
03) Mission Statement and Philosophy
04) Resume
05) Carmen Parker’s Quality Service Questionnaire
06) Saving thousands (getting pre-qualified)
07) Monthly Mortgage Payment Estimate
08) New Builds and Custom Built Homes
09) The "Wish List"
10) The computer search (adding and subtracting homes)
11) The importance of Buyer’s Representation
12) How to make an offer "The Option Clause"
13) Exclusive Services
14) A Moving Checklist
15) Purchasers Estimated Closing Costs
16) Web Site
17) Licensed Real Estate Inspectors
18) Utility Information
YOUR COORDINATION GUIDE
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972-390-7149 |
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RESPONSIBILITY
REALTOR:
Helps you locate a home, prepares documents for an offer and explains those documents, helps with the negotiation process, gets final signatures and deposits documents and escrow monies to the title companyLENDER: Meets with the purchaser(s), gathers information needed for loan processing, Included but not limited to:
Submits to underwriting and underwriting draws documents and submits documents to the Title Company for closing.
TITLE
COMPANY: Receipts earnest money check and resale documents from Realtor, upon receipt of documents from lender, prepares closing documents and schedules closing times for both sellers and purchasers, prepares title commitment
INSURANCE
COMPANY: Performs inspection of home for purpose of insurability (i.e. general stability of the home, roof, etc.)
INSPECTION
COMPANY: Performs mechanical inspection and/or pest control inspection, if required (i.e. oven, hot water heater, stove, electrical systems, plumbing systems, heating and air conditioning units, etc.)
MISSION STATEMENT
It is my requirement to provide to every Real Estate transaction the very best service available by using Honesty, Sincerity, Dedication to my profession, along with the best State of the Art tools available in today’s marketplace to help my clients achieve their goals.
CARMEN'S PERSONAL PHILOSOPHY
Nothing worthy of accomplishment in life comes easy. Success consists of hard work and determination, or it is not worth succeeding. I like to work hard, make money and have fun. The power of one's belief in themselves is the greatest tool any individual can possess. Believing in yourself helps solve the daily problems that are the stepping stones on the pathway to happiness and success. Finally, it is my belief that any accomplishment in life can be obtained if you:
1) Accept your goal as being extremely important to you,
2) Constantly visualize yourself reaching the goal.
3) Have the sincere desire and will to always be a winner.
DREAM, BELIEVE
PERFORM, ACHIEVE
CARMEN PARKER.... 210 So Central Expwy #89 Allen, TX. 75013 972-390-7149
Dear client:
Your home is likely to be your most valuable material investment. I would not expect you to use my services to sell or purchase this asset without first having some knowledge of who and what I am. The following is a brief resume’ that I offer to introduce myself to you. I sincerely hope it allows you to be more comfortable in choosing me as your real estate professional.
RESUME’
I was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. I grew up and graduated high school in Muskego. I continued my education at The University of Wisconsin-Stout with a degree in Merchandising and a minor in Business. I spent a semester at the American College for Design in London, England. In 1989 I went back to school to get my Texas Real Estate license. After obtaining my Texas Real Estate license, I have continued to study Real Estate. I have far exceeded the MCE and SAE training that Texas requires each and every year. I graduated from the "Floyd Whickman Sweat Hogs Program" in 1995. I was awarded the prestigious GRI designation in 1998. I have taken numerous appraisal classes that help me price homes correctly.
I worked in management and as an assistant buyer for 5 years with Sakowitz and Foleys. Later I was relocated to Dallas as a Sales Rep. for Generra Sportswear at the apparel mart. My background in marketing had translated quite successfully in Real Estate. Marketing and promoting is what listing a home is all about.
My hobbies include exercise, skiing , water/snow, reading, travel: British Isles, Asia, Europe, various local areas, and Scuba diving.
I am married and have two great children- a boy and a girl.
My Real Estate career began in 1990. I have been honored often. I ranked among the top agents in my office for sales. My office has 30 agents and is the #1 in Collin County. I have been a multi-million dollar producer every year. I have received the REMAX Masters Award and the Collin County Awards for Sales over 3 million and selling over 20 homes a year. All of the before mentioned successes have occurred because of the tremendous support that I have received from my clients, my fellow agents in the Dallas area, my great assistants, and my family.
With the support of great people like you, I have become one of the most productive service people of the real estate industry. Without you I would have no success! I thank you in advance for giving me the opportunity to work for you. I assure you that you cannot find better real estate service elsewhere in the world.
Sincere thanks,
Carmen Parker
CARMEN 'S...QUALITY SERVICE QUESTINAIRE
It is our goal to give the best real estate service possible. Please help us reach our goal by completing the following questionnaire.
Please rank the performance on a scale of 1 to 5.
(1-poor, 2-satisfactory, 3-good, 4-very good, 5-excellent)
_____1) Overall service _____12) Sincerity
_____2) Communication _____13) marketing skills
_____3) Promptness in _____14) Availability
Returning your calls
_____4) Listening skills _____15) Client concern
_____5) Professionalism _____16) Patience
_____6) Empathy _____17) Promises kept
_____7) Knowledge _____18) Protection of client
Interest.
_____8) Friendliness _____19) Agent assistant
Performance
_____9) Quality materials _____20) Practice of Golden Rule
_____10) Honesty/Integrity _____21) Extra mile service
_____11) Overall promptness
PLEASE RESPOND TO THE FOLLOWING:
SAVING THOUSANDS
(getting pre-qualified or pre-approved)
Pre-qualify – The act of sitting down with a REALTOR, Mortgage Broker
or banker or some other financial advisor to determine the amount one can
afford to pay in installments of principal and interest for a home loan.
Pre-approved – The act of having met with a lender and having that lender
certify in writing that you have met all of the conditions necessary to
qualify for a home loan. In some cases the Lender will "lock" the interest
rate at this time. This in essence makes you a "CASH" buyer.
WHAT A DIFFERENCE
(being pre-approved vs. "NOT" being pre-approved)
"NOT" being pre-approved – A seller will look at you as not being a serious buyer. You’re just kicking the tires. Therefore when you present an offer, the seller is "NOT" as willing to negotiate. The seller has a tendency to ask full price for the home.
Being pre-approved – You are a "CASH" buyer. You get the seller's attention. The seller knows he is dealing with someone that is serious. It changes the negotiations. The seller is willing to listen to your concerns.
In essence, the seller is willing to take less.
MONTHLY MORTGAGE PAYMENT ESTIMATE
A good rule of thumb is that your total mortgage payment, including taxes and insurance, should not exceed 25-28% of your gross monthly income.
The amount of mortgage payment you can afford may be limited by your monthly payments on long-term debts (those that will take more than 10-12 months to pay off). The total of your monthly payments on long-term debts PLUS your proposed mortgage payments should not be more than 33-36% of your gross monthly income.
B. Gross monthly Income $ X 36% = $ _______________
C. Monthly Payments of long-term debts = $ _______________
D. Subtract line C from B $ _______________
E. Enter the smaller of lines A and D $ _______________
Now use the following formula to determine how much home you can afford. Start with a purchase price equal to approximately 2 ½ times your annual gross salary.
Purchase Price $ _______________
Less Down Payment $ _______________
Equals Proposed Mortgage Amount $ _______________
Monthly Principal and interest Payment
of mortgage amount $ _______________
Real Estate Taxes
(approx. 2.5% of purchase price) $ _______________
Home owners insurance
(approx. $5 per $1000 of purchase price) / 12 $ _______________
Mortgage insurance
(approx. $6 per $1000 of mortgage amount) / 12 $ _______________
Total Monthly Mortgage Payment $ _______________
If the total monthly mortgage payment turns out to be more than line E above, you must select a smaller loan amount. Recalculate until total monthly mortgage payment is less than line E.
NEW AND CUSTOM BUILT HOMES
THEORY: Someone looking for a New or Custom built home doesn’t need a REALTOR!
NOT TRUE: There are over 70 New Home Builders and Custom builders in the Dallas Metroplex. The only way to search through them all, leaving no stone unturned, is with a REALTOR.
THEORY: I can save money by going straight to the builder and bypassing the REALTOR!
NOT TRUE: 65% to 80% of all New and Custom home sales are sold by Real Estate Agents working with prospective buyers. The rest of the new home sales occur by onsite builder sales representatives. These onsite sales agents must be compensated. Therefore, the builder must allocated a brokerage fee into every new home built.
THEORY: If I purchase a home from a New Home builder or Custom Home builder, I don’t need representation.
NOT TRUE: Most New Home builders and Custom Home builders are honest. Their intentions are not to deceive. But mistakes can be made. A REALTOR can protect your interest. And since it doesn’t cost you anything, shouldn’t you have someone representing your interest?
THEORY: There are absolutely many valid reasons as to why you should not use a REALTOR when purchasing a new home.
NOT TRUE: There are no valid reasons as to why you should not use a REALTOR when purchasing a new home.
THEORY: The REALTOR will work on my behalf to find me the best new home available on the market today.
TRUE: In Texas the REALTOR has a fiduciary relationship with the client. This is a relationship of trust and confidence, as between trustee and beneficiary, attorney and client, or principal and agent. The sales associate works on the behalf of the New Home Builder or the Custom Home Builder.
THEORY: I must wait 6 months to a year to get a new home built.
NOT TRUE: Most builders have Track or Spec homes at or near completion. In many cases all you need to do is pick out the carpet, tile, and the wallpaper. You can be moving into your new home within 30 days.
THEORY: If my REALTOR is busy, I can’t go shopping for my new home.
NOT TRUE: Although this may be true with existing homes, it is not true with New Homes and Custom built homes. All you need to do to take advantage of full representation is to tell the onsite rep. that you are working with Carmen Parker with REMAX Dallas Suburbs.
"WISH LIST"
Working capital: __________ Bedrooms: __________
Monthly investment: $ __________ Bathrooms: __________
Status: Active_____ Living area’s: __________
Class: Residential_ Year Built: __________
Z Area: __________ Sq. Ft.: __________
Y Area: __________ Stories: __________
Mapsco Page: __________ Parking Places: __________
Mapsco Grid: __________ Sprinkler System: __________
Street: __________ Pool: __________
School District: __________ Acres: __________
Subdivision: __________ Fireplaces: __________
City: __________ Formal Dining: __________
County: __________ Flooring: __________
Non-Qual/Lsepur: __________ Roof/Fnd: __________
Water/Sewer: __________ Handicap: __________
Arch: __________ Heat/Air: Electric/Gas
Exterior: __________ Security System: __________
Additional notes: ______________________________________________
THE COMPUTER SEARCH
This step usually occurs in the office in your presence. We will take your wish list criteria and feed it into the computer. All homes that match that criteria will appear on the screen. We can then investigate each and every home that appears. We can even look at the pictures of most of them. Some you will instantly rule out for design flaws or other reasons.
In some cases no homes will appear. That just means that there were no exact matches in the computer database. We just need change some of the criteria and run another search. There is no such thing as an exact match. Even people that have their new home drawn by an architect are constantly changing and re-arranging those plans. If you find a home that is 80-85% of what you are looking for, you should buy it. Or, at least put an offer in on it.
Chances of finding a better home are slim at best!
In those instances where too many homes appear we need to re-evaluate our search criteria. This just means that you are not sure of what you want in a home. In addition it can mean that you can be picky. Go ahead and pick the home with the pool, the extra bedroom, or the larger lot.
After careful scrutiny in the office, most people will rule out homes that they would have to "make" work and select the best homes available, usually 2-4 homes.
THE IMPORTANCE OF BUYERS REPRESENTATION
In today’s world "Representation" is critical. Next to your family or business your home is your most valued possession. A buyer’s agent can make sure that your home investment is as safe as possible. Your Real Estate agent will help you in many areas. One of the most important is preparing a CMA (competitive market analysis). This will help you determine how much your future home is worth.
In the past it was "Buyer-beware". All Real Estate agents worked for the Sellers. It is not that way any more. We can show you how much money other homes in the neighborhood have recently sold. We can prepare your offer, help coordinate your inspections, help with modification of contracts, select a title company, make suggestions as to what type of loans might work better for you, explain how closing works, plus so much more. The laws have changed and most buyers are taking advantage of Buyer’s Representation.
How to make an offer "The Option Clause"
January 1, 1998 the way Texans purchase their homes changed. You may "Purchase" an "Option" to purchase the home. This option is for a specified period of time. You may use this time to gather data such as a mechanical inspection, a wood destroying insect inspection, a structural engineers inspection, an insurance company inspection, a roof inspection, a home service provider inspection, or any other type of inspection that you wish which will help you to determine if you want to continue with the "Purchase" of the home. Or, in a hot market like ours, you can use the "Option" to keep someone else from purchasing the home while you continue to shop.
"The Option Clause"
____ (1) In addition to any earnest money deposited with escrow agent, Buyer has paid Seller $________(the "Option Fee") for the unrestricted right to terminate this contract by giving notice of termination to Seller within _______ days after the effective date of this contract. If Buyer gives notice of termination within the time specified, the Option Fee will not be refunded, however, any earnest money will be refunded to Buyer. If Buyer does not give notice of termination within the time specified, Buyer will be deemed to have accepted the Property in its current condition and the Option Fee ____ will ____ will not be credited to the Sales Price at closing.
____ (2) Buyer accepts the Property in its present condition, provided Seller at Seller’s expense shall complete the following repairs and treatment: __________.
EXCLUSIVE SERVICES PROVIDED
COMPARATIVE MARKET ANALYSIS:
A written report of the transactions in the neighborhood to identify similar properties that have sold recently and are currently on the market in an effort to determine a realistic price for the subject property.
RELOCATION PACKAGE:
A complete portfolio of information about the city you are moving to. This can be very helpful in orienting you to the local housing market as well as schools, shopping, transportation, entertainment, and many other things of interest.
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE: A MOVING CHECKLIST
BEFORE YOU LEAVE: AT YOUR NEW ADDRESS:
___Obtain certified check or cashiers check
for closing new home purchase
ADDRESS CHANGE
___Post Office: Give forwarding address ___Check on service of phone, gas
___Change accounts, credit cards. electricity water, etc
___Check pilot light on stove, hot water, &
___Subscriptions: Notice requires several weeks furnace.
___Friends and relatives ___Have gas company check appliances.
___Ask a mailman for mail he might be
BANK holding.
___Have new address recorded on drivers
___Transfer funds, arrange check-cashing. license.
___ Arrange credit references. ___Visit city offices and register for voting.
___Register car within five days after arrival
INSURANCE in state.
___Notify company of new location for ___Obtain inspection sticker and transfer
coverages: life, health, fire, auto. motor club membership.
___Apply for state drivers license.
UTILITY COMPANIES ___Register children in school.
___Gas, light, water, telephone, cable, fuel, etc. ___Arrange for medical services.
___Get refunds on any deposits made.
DELIVERY SERVICE
___Laundry, newspaper, milk; change services.
MEDICAL, DENTAL, PRESCRIPTION HISTORIES
___Ask doctor and dentist for referrals; transfer
needed prescriptions, eyeglasses, X-rays. Obtain
birth records, medical records, etc.
CHURCH, CLUB, CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS
___Ask about regulations for licenses, vaccinations,
tags, etc.
DON’T FORGET TO:
___Empty freezer, plan use of foods.
___Defrost freezer and clean refrigerator.
___Have appliances serviced for moving.
___Remember arrangements for TV & antenna.
___Plan for special care needs of children
ON MOVING DAY:
___Carry enough cash or travelers checks
to cover costs of moving services and
expenses until you make banking connections.
___Leave your keys with your real estate agent.
___Carry jewelry and documents yourself;
or use registered, insured carrier.
___Let a close friend or relative know the route and schedule you will travel including overnight
stops; use them as message headquarters.___Plan for transporting pets; they are poor traveling companions.___Double check closets, drawers, shelves to be sure they are empty.
PURCHASER’S ESTIMATED CLOSING COSTS
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ITEMS IN CONNECTIONS WITH LOAN
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LOAN ORIGINATION FEE |
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1% |
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DISCOUNT POINTS |
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APPRAISAL FEE |
N/A |
$350.00 |
$325.00 |
$350.00 |
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CREDIT REPORT |
$75.00 |
$75.00 |
$75.00 |
$75.00 |
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WAREHOUSE PROCESSING UNDERWRITING FEE |
N/A |
$300.00 |
Seller pays |
Seller pays |
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LENDERS INSPECTION FEE |
N/A |
$75.00 |
$50.00 |
$40.00 if ordered in Vet’s name |
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PMI / MIP |
N/A |
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2.25% X LOAN AMOUNT |
N/A |
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VA FUNDING FEE |
N/A |
N/A |
N/A |
2% - 3% |
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TRANSFER FEE |
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N/A |
N/A |
N/A |
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PHOTOS/AMORT. SCHEDULE |
N/A |
$20.00 |
$20.00 |
Seller pays |
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TAX SERVICE FEE |
N/A |
$125.00 |
Seller pays |
Seller pays |
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PREPAIDS
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HAZARD INSURANCE (1YR) (+FLOOD INS IF APPLICABLE) |
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TITLE CHARGES
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MORTGAGE TITLE POLICY |
$125.00 on 2nd only |
$175.00 |
$175.00 |
$175.00 |
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ESCROW FEES |
$150.00 |
$150.00 |
$60.00 |
Seller must pay |
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RECORDING FEES |
$25.00 |
$40.00 |
$40.00 |
$40.00 |
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RESTRICTIONS / COPIES |
$15.00 |
$15.00 |
$15.00 |
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COURIER FEES |
-0- |
$15.00-$30.00 |
-0- |
Seller pays |
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MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES
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HOME OWNERS ASSOCIATION |
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SURVEY |
N/A |
$250.00-Up |
$250.00-Up |
$250.00-Up |
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TERMITE INSPECTION |
$100.00 |
$100.00 |
$100.00 |
Seller pays |
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HOME INSPECTION FEE |
$175.00-Up |
$175.00-Up |
$175.00-Up |
$175.00 must POC |
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ATTORNEY’S FEES |
$150.00 |
$200.00 |
$155.00 |
Seller must pay |
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VARIES |
N/A |
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N/A |
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PREPAID ITEMS
14 mos. Ins. Prem. $__________ TOTAL EST. CLOSING COSTS +$_____________
2-3 MOS. TAXES (Net) $__________
Prepaid interest $__________ TOTAL PREPAIDS +$_____________
TOTAL PREPAIDS $__________
ESTIMATED PAYMENT @ __________ % int. Rate DOWN PAYMENT +$_____________
Principal and interest $__________
Tax escrow $__________ EARNEST MONEY DEP -$_____________
Insurance escrow $__________
MIP / PMI $__________ TOTAL EST. DUE AT CLOSING $_____________
TOTAL EST. MO. PMT. $__________
Buyer acknowledges the foregoing to be an estimate – NOT A GUARANTEE
BUYER______________________________ BUYER______________________________
NOTE: These are estimated closing costs and may vary with transactions. Carmen Parker assumes no liability to providing this information.
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LICENSED REAL ESTATE INSPECTORS
COLLIN COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS AFFILIATE MEMBERS
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A-TEX REALTY INSPECTION SERVICE 4909 Roberts Dr. The Colony, TX. 75056 |
Glen Ford, TREC 3831 972-625-2129 |
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AADVANCED INSPECTIONS, INC. 1530 Hearthstone Dr. Plano, TX. 75023 |
Robert Taylor, TREC 3619 972-612-3946 |
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ACCU-TECH INSPECTIONS P.O. Box 866042 Plano, TX. 75086 |
Mike Rush, TREC 3408 213-356-9830 |
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AMERI SPEC HOME INSPECTION SERVICE P.O. Box 860638 Plano, TX. 75086-0638 |
Larry Standefer, TREC 3265 214-516-9100 |
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BISTEX INSPECTIONS |
Robert Brummell 469-767-3797 |
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BURGESS INSPECTION GROUP 1755 Collins Blvd. #301 Richardson, TX. 75080 |
Glenn Burgess 972690-3838 |
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CAHILL INSPECTIONS SERVICES, INC. P.O. Box 865093 Plano, TX. 75086 |
John Cahill, CPI, TREC 855 972-517-2600 |
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THE COLONY PEST CONTROL Hackney Dr. The Colony, TX. 75056 |
ALAN BROOKS 972-370-2222 |
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FULL SPECTRUM SERVICES 1025 N. Central Expwy.,#300167 Plano, TX. 75075 |
James Swink 972-442-0519 |
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MAUCK INSPECTION COMPANY 8810 Vista Oaks Circle Dallas, TX. 75243 |
Jan Mauck 972-354-1446 |
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AFFORDABLE |
972-263-1007 |
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NEAL’S INSPECTION COMPANY 3308 Preston Road #350-169 Plano, TX. 75023 |
Neal Valenta 972-380-7651 |
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PLANO HOME INSPECTION, INC 2817 Regal Road #107 Plano, TX. 75075 |
Steve Wright 972-985-9999 |
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R.P. RINGEL REAL ESTATE INSPECTION SER. 2506 Maywood McKinney, TX. 75070 |
Rudy Ringel 972562-3396 |
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RICHARDSON INSPECTION SERVICE, INC. 3301 Stanford Plano, TX. 75075 |
Gerald Parks 972-867-0035 |
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WILLIAMS INSPECTIONS |
972-471-1043 |
This information is furnished not as a recommendation of services, but as a convenience to our clients. Other inspectors can be found in the phone book.
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CITY |
ELECTRIC |
GAS |
WATER |
TELEPHONE |
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ADDISON |
TU 972-791-2888 |
Lone Star Gas 972-741-3750 |
Addison 972-450-7081 |
Southwestern Bell 972-948-4811 |
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ALLEN |
TU 972-791-2888 Denton Co. Co-Op 817-383-1671 |
Lone Star Gas 972-741-3750 |
Allen 972-727-0180 |
Southwestern Bell 972-948-4811 |
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CARROLLTON |
TU 972-791-2888 Denton Co. Co-Op 817-383-1671 |
Lone Star Gas 972-741-3750 |
Carrollton 972-466-3000 |
GTE 800-483-4400 |
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CEDAR HILL |
TU 972-791-2888 |
Lone Star Gas 972-741-3750 |
Cedar Hill 972-291-5118 |
Southwestern Bell 972-948-4811 |
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COPPELL |
TU 972-791-2888 |
Lone Star Gas 972-741-3750 |
Coppell 972-304-3695 |
GTE 800-483-4400 |
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DALLAS |
TU 972-791-2888 |
Lone Star Gas 972-741-3750 |
Dallas 214-651-1441 |
Southwestern Bell 972-948-4811 |
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DENTON |
Denton Co. Co-Op 817-383-1671 |
Lone Star Gas 800-460-3030 |
Denton 817-566-8210 |
GTE 800-483-4400 |
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DESOTO |
TU 972-791-2888 |
Lone Star Gas 972-741-3750 |
Desoto 972-230-9627 |
Southwestern Bell 972-948-4811 |
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DUNCANVILLE |
TU 972-791-2888 |
Lone Star Gas 972-741-3750 |
Duncanville 972-780-5010 |
Southwestern Bell 972-948-4811 |
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FARMERS BRANCH |
TU 972-791-2888 |
Lone Star Gas 972-741-3750 |
Farmers Branch 972-247-3131 |
Southwestern Bell 972-948-4811 |
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FLOWER MOUND |
TU 972-791-2888 Denton Co. Co-Op 817-383-1671 |
Lone Star Gas 972-741-3750 |
Flower Mound 972-539-6006 |
GTE 800-483-4400 |
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FORNEY |
TU 800-242-9113 Denton Co. Co-Op 817-3831671 |
Lone Star Gas 800-460-3030 |
Forney 972-564-3148 |
Southwestern Bell 800-464-7928 |
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FRISCO |
TU 972-791-2888 Denton Co. Co-Op 817-383-1671 |
Lone Star Gas 972-741-3750 |
Frisco 972-335-5555
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Southwestern Bell 972-948-4811 |
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GARLAND |
TU 972-791-2888 Garland Power & Light 972-205-2671 |
Lone Star Gas 972-741-3750 |
Garland 972-205-2671 |
GTE 800-483-4400 |
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GRAND PRAIRIE |
TU 972-791-2888 |
Lone Star Gas 972-741-3750 |
Grand Prairie 972-237-8200 |
Southwestern Bell 972-948-4811 |
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HIGHLAND PARK |
TU 972-791-2888 |
Lone Star Gas 972-741-3750 |
Highland Park 214-521-4161 |
Southwestern Bell 972-948-4811 |
|
HIGHLAND VILLAGE |
Denton Co. Co-Op 817-383-1671 |
Lone Star Gas 972-741-3750 |
Highland Village 972-317-2558 |
GTE 800-483-4400 |
|
IRVING |
TU 972-791-2888 |
Lone Star Gas 972-741-3750 |
Irving 972-721-2411 |
GTE 800-483-4400 |
|
LANCASTER |
TU 972-791-2888 |
Lone Star Gas 972-741-3750 |
Lancaster 972-227-7941 |
Southwestern Bell 972-948-4811 |
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LEWISVILLE |
TX. N.M. 817-436-3561 |
Lone Star Gas 972-741-3750 |
Lewisville 972-291-3440 |
GTE 800-483-4400 |
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McKINNEY |
TU 972-791-2888 Denton Co. Co-Op 817-383-1671 |
Lone Star Gas 972-741-3750 |
McKinney 972-542-2675 |
Southwestern Bell 972-948-4811 |
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MESQUITE |
TU 972-791-2888 |
Lone Star Gas 972-741-3750 |
Mesquite 214-288-7711 |
Southwestern Bell 972-948-4811 |
|
OAK CLIFF |
TU 972-791-2888 |
Lone Star Gas 972-741-3750 |
Oak Cliff 214-651-1441 |
Southwestern Bell 972-948-4811 |
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PLANO |
TU 972-791-2888 Denton Co. Co-Op 817-383-1671 |
Lone Star Gas 972-741-3750 |
Plano 972-424-6531 |
GTE 800-483-4400 |
|
RICHARDSON |
TU 972-791-2888 |
Lone Star Gas 972-741-3750 |
Richardson 972-238-4120 |
Southwestern Bell 972-948-4811 |
|
ROCKWALL |
TU 972-791-2888 |
Lone Star Gas 972-741-3750 |
Rockwall 972-771-7700
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Southwestern Bell 972-948-4811 |
|
ROWLETT |
TU 972-791-2888 |
Lone Star Gas 972-741-3750 |
Rowlett 972-291-3440 |
GTE 800-483-4400 |
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THE COLONY |
TU 972-791-2888 |
Lone Star Gas 972-741-3750 |
The Colony 972-625-2741 |
Southwestern Bell 972-948-4811 |
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UNIVERSITY PARK |
TU 972-791-2888 |
Lone Star Gas 972-741-3750 |
University Park 214-363-1644 |
Southwestern Bell 972-948-4811 |
Supplemental Information:
Septic Systems Inspector: Tom Bailey 972-346-2105
The Colony Water Inspection: 972-625-2741
BFI Trash Pickup: (800)-234-4389