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Loans by Vai

For agents

Four sheets, one page each

Built from the same figures as the market page and refreshed with it, so a link bookmarked today shows this month's numbers next month. No sheet repeats another's figures.

Put your details on them

Your details travel in the link, so bookmark the result and it will carry them every time. Kamesh Sista’s licensing stays on each sheet, because a co-branded page has to name both of us.

The licence number is optional, and it is checked against TREC’s own records before it goes on anything — mine is printed beside it, and a number nobody verified sitting next to one that was is the sort of implication neither of us wants to make. If it does not check out you still get the sheets, without it.

For buyers

What a median listing costs per month at three deposits, what six different budgets reach, and how the payment has moved since 2016. Tax and insurance in every figure.

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For sellers

Months of supply, days on market, how many listings have cut, and what buyers actually paid — each against its own ten-year record and against the country.

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The comparison

Nine measures across Collin, Denton, the metro and the country, so a local figure has something to be weighed against.

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Payment grid

Eleven price points by three deposits, with the income each implies on the conventional ratio. The reference sheet for a showing.

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Each sheet prints to one page. They are produced jointly: neither of us is required to use or recommend the other, nothing on them is conditioned on a referral, and they carry both parties’ licensing because that is what a co-branded document has to do. If your brokerage has its own review process for marketing, run them past it.