Labor Day weekend is almost here. Summer is winding down. School is back in session. Calendars are starting to look a little more predictable. And perhaps most importantly for some of us… Football season is back. Whether your weekends are spent cheering on your favorite college team, watching the NFL, tailgating with friends, or simply […]
Backpacks are packed, school supplies are purchased, calendars are filling up again, and summer schedules are coming to an end. Back to school season is officially here. For REALTORS®, August can bring its own version of getting back to business. Summer vacations begin winding down, clients return to their regular routines, families start thinking about
Here’s Why Every REALTOR® Should Pay Attention How the latest TREC disclosure changes impact your transactions, your clients, and why having an experienced, licensed Transaction Coordinator has never been more valuable. If you’ve been following our recent blog series, you already know that 2026 has been one of the biggest years for Texas real estate
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The Fireworks Have Started: Don’t Let the New TREC Contract Changes Blow Up Your Next Transaction Every Fourth of July, Texans celebrate with fireworks, backyard barbecues, and time spent with family and friends. Fireworks are exciting when they’re planned. Real estate transactions? Not so much. As of July 1, 2026, the new Texas Real
The Texas real estate industry is preparing for one of the biggest contract updates in recent years. At the May 4, 2026 Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC) meeting, TREC officially adopted updates to multiple contract forms along with two entirely new forms. These revisions stemmed from recommendations made by the Broker-Lawyer Committee, public comments, and
Why is May 4th called Star Wars Day? It’s a playful nod to “May the Force be with you,” and over time it’s become a fun, widely recognized day across industries. If you’ve spent any time in real estate, you already know that every transaction has the potential to feel a little like a space
If you’re a real estate agent in Texas, there’s a moment that almost everyone hits, usually not all at once, but gradually. You start your career managing everything yourself. Contracts, emails, deadlines, compliance, communication… It’s manageable at first. But as your business grows, so does the complexity. More clients. More transactions. More moving parts. And
The way buyers search for homes is evolving and it’s evolving fast. For years, real estate visibility centered around MLS keywords, Zillow filters, and traditional Google search. Today, buyers are increasingly turning to AI-powered search tools like ChatGPT, Google Gemini, and other conversational search platforms to find homes based on lifestyle, neighborhood context, and specific
A Transaction Coordinator’s Perspective from Capital City Coordination If you’ve been in real estate for any length of time, you may already be familiar with Geographic Targeting Orders (GTOs). These temporary reporting requirements, issued by the U.S. Treasury Department and managed by the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), required additional reporting for certain cash purchases
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How Capital City Coordination Is Growing Organically Across Austin, Houston & Dallas, While Keeping Prices Below Industry Standard Without Sacrificing Service The Texas real estate market is fast, competitive, and constantly evolving. Whether you’re serving clients in Austin, Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, or anywhere across Central Texas, agents carry a tremendous workload, from contracts and