Dallas Landscaping With Succulents

Dallas Landscaping With SucculentsDallas landscaping with succulents is a great way to add drought resistant color to your home says Realtor Debbie Murray.

What are succulents?  Per Wikipedia, ” Succulents have the ability to thrive on limited water sources, such as mist and dew, which makes them equipped to survive in an ecosystem that contains scarce water sources.”

Many cities around the Dallas/Fort Worth area have watering restrictions for residents since North Texas is experiencing drought conditions.  For example, one city allows residents to water once per week on residential trash/recycling days.  Therefore, drought tolerant landscaping is beneficial to a homeowner.  Even succulent flower pots around your home have an advantage for traveling homeowners as they require less watering.  Consider these beautiful plants to add color and texture to your garden and beyond.

Texas Associate Broker Debbie Murray of Allie Beth Allman & Associates at 214-558-1004 has represented Dallas area buyers and sellers for 23 years.  Contract her today to realize your home buying or selling goals.

 

Dallas Home Buyers Benefit From Sound Real Estate Advice

Dallas Home buyers benefit from the sound real estate advice of Debbie Murray at Allie Beth Allman & Associates at 214/558-1004.

For years Debbie has been instructed by Dallas real estate attorneys to advise her home buyers to purchase a new home survey.  And through the years that advice has proven valuable.

Years ago Debbie’s buyers bought acreage northwest of Dallas.  Per the contract, they indicated that they would purchase a new survey, and it was a good thing that they did.  The survey came back showing that the neighbors putting green and their play fort were encroaching by five feet on to the property that her buyers were purchasing.  The original seller’s survey had been mis-surveyed.  After discussing the boundary problem with the next door neighbors, the sellers discovered that other sellers on the street had experienced similar survey issues when they sold their homes.  As a result, a real estate attorney prepared a boundary agreement which basically said that if the owners next door, or future owners, removed the putting green or the play fort, that the fence line would be moved to the property line.  And this agreement would pass to future owners of each property.
There is nothing wrong with asking for the sellers survey as a baseline, and still purchasing a new one.  After all, the two surveys should say the same thing if they were both surveyed correctly.  Information is crucial when purchasing a home.
Debbie has represented home buyers and sellers in Dallas residential real estate for 23 years.  She and her luxury boutique broker, Allie Beth Allman & Associates, specialize in the Park Cities of Dallas which include University Park, and Highland Park, and Preston Hollow in Dallas, although she has assisted clients in other areas.