Sell on Boraak

Sell your home in Dallas–Fort Worth, free

List for free, get a video, brochure and AI-written description, and talk to buyers directly. Choose how hands-on you want to be.

Sell it yourself (by owner)

You set the price, show the home and talk to buyers directly. No listing fee and no commission to Boraak.

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Sell with an agent

An agent prices, markets and negotiates for you. Compare local agents by area, specialty and verified reviews.

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Need to sell fast?

Behind on payments? A pre-foreclosure listing shows only your ZIP code, and you choose who sees the address.

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Have a low-rate loan?

Buyers pay more for a home whose low-rate mortgage they can take over (VA and FHA loans often allow it).

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What you get, free

AI description
Fill in the facts and Boraak drafts the description in English and Spanish.
Listing video
Your photos become a video for Instagram, TikTok and Facebook.
Brochure and QR code
A printable flyer and a yard-sign QR code that opens your listing.
One-tap sharing
Post to several apps in a row, with the text, specs and hashtags written.
Showing times
Buyers book an open time themselves. No phone tag.
Offers, compared
Buyers send a price with their financing and closing date; you see them side by side.
Seller's disclosure
A guided form based on the Texas seller's disclosure, shown to buyers.
Insights
See views, saves and shares, and where your visitors came from.
Coming soon
Build interest before you're ready to show. Savers hear when it goes live.
Private messages
Talk to buyers inside Boraak without sharing your phone number.

Selling by owner in Texas, step by step

1Price it rightStart with the estimate below and the prices of similar homes nearby. Homes priced right from day one sell faster.
2Get it readyFix small things, clean, and take bright photos in daylight. Gather your survey, HOA documents and recent utility bills.
3List and sharePost your listing, turn on offers, add showing times and share it. Put a sign in the yard with your QR code.
4Show the homeBuyers book times you choose. Ask buyers for a pre-approval letter or proof of funds before you agree to terms.
5Agree on an offerMost Texas sales use the state's TREC contract forms, which are free on the Texas Real Estate Commission website. They cover the price, financing, closing date, earnest money and the option period.
6Open titleSend the signed contract to a title company. It holds the buyer's earnest money, checks the title and runs the closing. In Texas the seller usually pays for the owner's title policy.
7DiscloseGive the buyer the Seller's Disclosure Notice (required by Texas law for most home sales) and, for homes built before 1978, the lead-based paint disclosure.
8Option period and inspectionDuring the option period the buyer inspects and may ask for repairs or a lower price, or walk away. Then the lender's appraisal, if there is a loan.
9CloseSign at the title company, hand over the keys and get paid. Mark your listing Pending, then Closed, on your dashboard.

General information, not legal advice. Contracts are binding: a Texas real estate attorney can review yours for a flat fee. The standard home contract: TREC One to Four Family Residential Contract (Resale)

See your home value estimate

A rough, comp-based estimate using current Boraak listings near you — not an appraisal or a guarantee of sale price.

What will I walk away with?

Your sale price minus the loan payoff and the usual Texas selling costs. Change any number to match your situation.

Sale price ($)Loan payoff ($)Listing agent (%)0 if you sell by ownerBuyer's agent (%)Only if you offer itProperty tax rate (%/yr)About 1.9% is typical in DFWClosing date

Other closing costs (edit the estimates)

Owner's title policy ($)Leave empty for an estimateEscrow and closing fees ($)Survey ($)HOA transfer and resale certificate ($)Repairs or credits to the buyer ($)Other ($)

You'd walk away with about

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An estimate only, worked out in your browser. Your title company's settlement statement has the exact numbers.

Prep tips

Take photos in good natural light — bright, wide shots perform best.
Write a description that leads with what makes the home or lot distinctive.
Price it using comparable homes nearby — the estimate above is a good starting point.
Respond quickly to buyer messages; fast replies get more tour requests.

Ready? Most sellers are live in about 15 minutes.

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