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Name Your Price! Accepting reasonable offers. LIST PRICE IS THE HIGHEST OFFER. Seriously…This Is NOT a Joke! This property is being sold subject to a court order by a court-appointed Receiver. The listing agent is a Receiver appointed by a District Court in Dallas County to sell the property. And here’s a fun little plot twist: the listing agent has never even been inside the home. So, if you’re looking for a property tour complete with stories about where the previous owners kept their Christmas decorations…you’re going to be disappointed. That said, this could potentially be a pretty darn good buy. There may be some serious upside for the right buyer who knows what they’re getting into. If you have questions or want to be placed on the list to receive the terms and conditions of the sale, you may text or email the listing agent. And Now for the Fine Print…Buyer will be responsible for removing the current occupant, who is an owner, from the property. Buyer is purchasing the property AS-IS. There will be NO inspections. Cash or hard-money loans ONLY. There is NO seller's disclosure. Buyer beware! Seriously. BUYER BEWARE. So, in summary: court-ordered sale, no walkthrough, no inspections, no seller disclosure, and current occupant to deal with. Basically, this isn't your average “cute little starter home.” But if you know what you're doing and understand the risks, the numbers may make this one worth taking a closer look at. Katy Hubener, Licensed Realtor, Auctioneer (TDLR 18476), Seller and Court-Appointed Receiver. Seller reserves the right to execute offers subject to court approval. Offers will be reviewed on October 7, 2026. Room sizes are based on prior listings and may not be accurate. Information contained herein is not confirmed by seller. Buyer to verify. Buyer Beware.

Name Your Price! Accepting reasonable offers. LIST PRICE IS THE HIGHEST OFFER. Seriously…This Is NOT a Joke! This property is being sold subject to a court order by a court-appointed Receiver. The listing agent is a Receiver appointed by a District Court in Dallas County to sell the property. And here’s a fun little plot twist: the listing agent has never even been inside the home. So, if you’re looking for a property tour complete with stories about where the previous owners kept their Christmas decorations…you’re going to be disappointed. That said, this could potentially be a pretty darn good buy. There may be some serious upside for the right buyer who knows what they’re getting into. If you have questions or want to be placed on the list to receive the terms and conditions of the sale, you may text or email the listing agent. And Now for the Fine Print…Buyer will be responsible for removing the current occupant, who is an owner, from the property. Buyer is purchasing the property AS-IS. There will be NO inspections. Cash or hard-money loans ONLY. There is NO seller's disclosure. Buyer beware! Seriously. BUYER BEWARE. So, in summary: court-ordered sale, no walkthrough, no inspections, no seller disclosure, and current occupant to deal with. Basically, this isn't your average “cute little starter home.” But if you know what you're doing and understand the risks, the numbers may make this one worth taking a closer look at. Katy Hubener, Licensed Realtor, Auctioneer (TDLR 18476), Seller and Court-Appointed Receiver. Seller reserves the right to execute offers subject to court approval. Offers will be reviewed on October 7, 2026. Room sizes are based on prior listings and may not be accurate. Information contained herein is not confirmed by seller. Buyer to verify. Buyer Beware.