Being inspired by my own home search, I pursued Real Estate to ensure all my clients are knowledgeable and confident during their home journey.

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Born and raised in Fort Worth, Molly can’t deny her love for North Texas. Having moved to Dallas in 2015, she’s lived in various parts of the city learning the lifestyles of each neighborhood and what makes each area unique.

Molly values building strong relationships with clients and strives to provide them with exceptional service through the entire process and even well after. She believes in empowering her clients by ensuring they understand all the moving pieces in a real estate transaction. Molly takes the time to discuss all the intricacies involved, making her clients feel knowledgeable and confident in their decisions.

Prior to real estate, Molly worked in the wedding industry and has always found joy assisting couples and newlyweds navigate the happiest moments in life. A recent newlywed, Molly knows how intense finding somewhere to call “home” with your spouse can be - from financial worries to finding the perfect neighborhood for your future family. Molly strives to tailor her real estate services with her prior experiences to aid couples navigating similar journeys.

When not assisting real estate clients, Molly enjoys spending time with friends and family, traveling with her husband, going to TCU sporting events, and walking her two mini Australian Shepherds (Bandit and Ranger).

 

 Frequently Asked Questions

  • While buying and selling a home isn’t easy, I work hard to make it SIMPLE for my clients. I believe in empowering my clients and making sure they’re knowledgeable throughout the process, so they feel comfortable and confident with such a major purchase and decision.

    I provide step-by-step checklists tailored to their situation with clear, actionable steps that we work through together. I help them gain clarity about what they need with diagnostic assessments and strategic printables. I send weekly updates, frequently make sure we're on the same page, and make myself completely accessible by phone, text, or in-person 24/7.

    My favorite resources for my buyers: My FAQ Packet and First-Time Homebuyers Checklist.

    My favorite resources for my sellers: My Seller-Under-Contract Timeline and Preparing for Your Listing Photoshoot Checklist.

  • Zero. Zip. Nada.

    Meaning...my services to you as a buyer's agent are free, even if you want to rent or lease instead of buying!

  • Get Pre-Qualified.

    Getting pre-qualified for a mortgage is the first step of the home buying process. Getting a pre-qualification letter from a lender get the ball rolling in the right direction. Knowing how much home you can afford narrows down online home searching to suitable properties within your budget.

  • Great question! If you don’t know where to start or who to contact, I’m happy to refer you to my favorite lenders - just contact me and I can offer my recommendations.

  • The listing price isn't the only expense to consider. Other costs & fees may include:

    • A down payment: 3-20% depending on the type of loan⁣

    • Home inspection fees: $300-500⁣

    • Appraisal: $300-400⁣

    • ⁣Underwriting and application fees: 0.5% of the loan⁣

    • ⁣Escrow fees: 1% of the loan (sometimes split between buyer and ⁣seller)⁣

    • ⁣Mortgage insurance: 0.5-1.5% of the loan⁣

    • Prepaid property taxes & homeowners insurance⁣

    • ⁣HOA fees⁣

    Keep in mind fees vary and can often be rolled into your mortgage at closing. Ask me for an updated loan estimate or disclosure, so there won’t be any surprises at closing.

  • In sellers’ markets, increasing demand for homes drives up prices. Typically signs of this include;

    • Fewer for sale signs around town and available homes on the market

    • More ForSaleByOwners because some think they don’t need an agent to sell⁣

    • Homes selling through word-of-mouth before they are even listed⁣

    • Low inventory levels and shorter days on market⁣

    • Job growth above average ⁣

  • A buyer’s market is characterized by declining home prices and reduced demand. Typically, signs of this include;

    • Lots of for sale signs around town and homes on the MLS⁣

    • Homes selling below listing price with several price cuts along the way⁣

    • Rising inventory levels and increase in days on market⁣

    • Population and job growth trending downward⁣

    • Sellers offering to pay points or closing costs or give allowances for new flooring or appliances⁣

    • Sellers regularly taking their home off-market for a few weeks, then re-listing it, in an effort to make it appear “fresh”