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.
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.
