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6d ago
heatherwallerrealtor
Lubbock deserves to know that homeownership isn’t just for high-income earners.
For nearly two decades, I’ve dedicated my career to helping first-time homebuyers in Lubbock and the surrounding communities take that life-changing step into homeownership. And for me, it’s deeply personal because I was raised by first-time homeowners too.
I understand what owning a home can mean for a family. It creates stability, builds wealth over time, and gives you a place to truly call your own.
That’s why my passion is helping the people so often overlooked. The young couple who thinks they don’t make enough. The single parent who’s convinced they’ll never qualify. The hardworking family that’s been renting for years because they believe buying isn’t possible.
My purpose isn’t to sell houses. It’s to educate, encourage, and help people in Lubbock discover opportunities they may not even realize they have.
If you’ve been wondering whether buying a home in Lubbock, TX is possible for you, don’t count yourself out before exploring your options. Your dream home may be closer than you think.
#LubbockTX #LubbockRealtor #LubbockRealEstate
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1mo ago
heatherwallerrealtor
3 things I wish I knew before moving to Lubbock, Texas 👇
Living in Lubbock Texas is calm, spacious, and easygoing. You’ll find less traffic, more open space, and a slower pace that makes daily life feel less stressful.
The cost of living in Lubbock, Texas gives you real valueWhether you’re renting or buying a home in Lubbock TX, your money stretches further. You can afford more space, better property options, and strong long-term real estate opportunities compared to many other cities in Texas.
The Lubbock Texas community is genuinely welcoming. One of the best parts about moving to Lubbock TX is the people. It’s friendly, grounded, and community-driven, which makes settling in and feeling at home happen quickly.
If you’re thinking about moving to Lubbock, Texas or investing in Lubbock real estate, this city offers more value, space, and comfort than most people realize.
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1mo ago
heatherwallerrealtor
Hit LIKE if you agree with these or have more to add to the list 👇
Don’t let your “dream home” turn into a nightmare 🏡
When touring a home, it’s easy to get distracted by the fresh paint, big kitchen, or fancy staging… but the small things buyers ignore usually become the expensive problems later.
Here are 6 things buyers overlook and regret later:
Low Water Pressure 🚿 Turn on taps and flush toilets. Weak pressure can mean hidden plumbing issues or old pipes.
Too Many Lights On 💡 If every light is on during the showing, check how much natural light the home actually gets during the day.
Parking Problems 🚗 Street looks empty at noon? Visit again in the evening when everyone’s home.
Lack of Storage 📦 Closets matter more than you think. Living out of boxes gets old fast.
Strong Scents or Open Windows 👀 Candles and air fresheners can sometimes hide mold, pet smells, or water damage.
Future Space Needs 👨👩👧 Think long term. Will the home still work if your family grows or your lifestyle changes?
Finding issues doesn’t always mean walking away, it means negotiating smarter and planning ahead.
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3w ago
heatherwallerrealtor
Don’t skip the final walkthrough ↓
Before you move in, make sure you:
• Flush all the toilets
• Test every light switch
• Run each faucet for hot and cold water
• Check every appliance the seller is leaving behind
These small checks can save you from unexpected repairs, stress, and extra costs after move-in day.
A final walkthrough isn’t just a formality, it’s your last chance to make sure everything works exactly as promised.
And once it’s all done… celebrate. Your new chapter starts now
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1mo ago
heatherwallerrealtor
Just bought a home? Don’t stop at getting the keys ↓
There are a few things every homeowner should do immediately to protect their home, save money, and avoid problems later.
From changing locks to replacing filters and filing your homestead exemption, the small things now can save you big headaches later.
And don’t forget the most important part… celebrate your new home.
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2w ago
heatherwallerrealtor
Before you fully settle in, make sure you don’t forget these essentials ↓
✔️ Change the locks
✔️ Locate the water shutoff valve
✔️ Deep clean before unpacking
✔️ Check smoke detectors + filters
✔️ Document any issues immediately
Most first-time homeowners don’t lose money on the house itself they lose it on the things they overlook after moving in.
#FirstTimeHomeBuyer #HomeownerTips #MovingDay #NewHomeTips
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3w ago
heatherwallerrealtor
If you’re renovating your house or thinking about selling your home in the future, here are 5 home renovation mistakes I’d personally avoid ↓
Removing a bedroom to create a bigger living space
Open space is nice, but in real estate, bedroom count matters. More bedrooms usually mean higher resale value.
Over-improving for the neighborhood
Just because you can spend more doesn’t mean you should. Luxury upgrades don’t always bring a return if the surrounding homes can’t support the price.
Skipping a pre-listing home inspection
One small hidden issue can completely slow down a home sale. It’s better to find problems before buyers do.
Choosing overly trendy home finishes
Trends fade fast. Timeless kitchens, flooring, and colors usually age better and appeal to more buyers.
Using price reductions as the main selling strategy
Correct pricing from day one attracts stronger buyers and creates better momentum in the market.
Whether you’re buying, renovating, or selling a home, smart real estate decisions today can protect your home value long-term.
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1mo ago
heatherwallerrealtor
What you need to check during your final walkthrough ↓
This is your last chance to catch problems before the home officially becomes yours
A leaking pipe, broken outlet, dead appliance, or HVAC issue might seem small now, but once closing papers are signed, the repair bill becomes your responsibility
A smart buyer walks through like inspectors.
Don’t just look at the house. Test everything in it
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4w ago
heatherwallerrealtor
Buying a home? Don't forget to ask about the age of these :
Roof
Windows
Furnace
AC Unit
Sewer line
Electrical
Aesthetic is cute…..but repairs ain't cheap.
Save this for your next house tour.
Tag a friend who needs to hear this.
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3w ago
heatherwallerrealtor
Buying a home in the Lubbock, Texas, feels overwhelming until you have the right person guiding you ↓
Most buyers don’t struggle because the process is impossible. They struggle because nobody ever explained it properly.
With the right Realtor and lender, the entire process becomes clearer, smoother, and far less stressful.
Buying a home isn’t too complicated.
Trying to figure it all out alone is.
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2w ago
heatherwallerrealtor
Thinking about moving to a small town in Texas? ↓
There are a few things nobody really tells you upfront
If you are looking into small-town living in Texas, here is what catches a lot of people off guard after the move.
Daily life also looks a little different. You may not have every store, restaurant, or service right around the corner, so errands usually take a bit more planning. It becomes part of the routine.
The pace of life is slower too. Less rush, less noise, and a little more breathing room. For a lot of people, that is exactly the reason they move in the first place.
And one of the biggest reasons people consider moving to a small town in Texas? You can often get more home for your money in Texas, more space, and neighborhoods that feel more connected.
Would you ever consider living in a small Texas town, or is city life more your style?
Comment below👇
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2w ago
heatherwallerrealtor
POV: you just bought your first house in Lubbock, Texas ↓
Before you even move in, there are a few things smart buyers in Lubbock usually take care of right away.
They change the locks, not because anything is wrong, but for peace of mind.
They schedule a proper inspection follow-up if anything was flagged, even the small stuff that gets ignored.
They also set a realistic first-year budget for things like maintenance, utilities, and small fixes, because homeownership always comes with hidden costs people don’t talk about enough.
And finally, they don’t rush upgrades. They live in the space first, understand how it flows, then decide what actually needs changing.
Owning a home in Lubbock is exciting, but the people who enjoy it most are the ones who move with a plan, not just emotion.
Are you planning to buy your first home in Lubbock soon or still preparing?
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1mo ago
heatherwallerrealtor
How much do you need to make to afford a house in Lubbock, Texas? ↓
Lubbock is still one of the few places in Texas where homeownership feels realistic. Your income may go further here than in Dallas, Austin, or Houston.
These are estimated household income ranges based on home price, but your actual budget depends on interest rates, debt, down payment, taxes, and credit.
Disclaimer: Estimates only. Numbers may vary based on loan type, interest rate, down payment, debt-to-income ratio, taxes, insurance, and personal finances.
Follow for more Lubbock real estate insights, home buying tips, and West Texas market updates.
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1w ago
heatherwallerrealtor
If you’re house hunting in Lubbock, don’t buy until you’ve seen this neighborhood. ⬇️
Tech Terrace continues to be one of the most underrated places to buy a home in Lubbock, Texas. With its mature trees, charming brick streets, timeless architecture, and unbeatable location near Texas Tech University, it’s easy to see why so many buyers fall in love with the area.
What makes Tech Terrace special isn’t just the character of the homes. It’s the value, the walkability, and the long-term appeal that has made this neighborhood one of Lubbock’s hidden gems for decades.
If you’re searching for:
✔️ Homes for sale in Tech Terrace
✔️ Homes near Texas Tech University
✔️ Historic homes in Lubbock
✔️ Lubbock real estate investment opportunities
✔️ Family homes in Lubbock, TX
…this neighborhood deserves a spot at the top of your list.
📍Tech Terrace, Lubbock, Texas
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5d ago
heatherwallerrealtor
How much do you need to make to afford a house in Lubbock, Texas? ↓
Lubbock is still one of the few places in Texas where homeownership feels realistic. Your income may go further here than in Dallas, Austin, or Houston.
These are estimated household income ranges based on home price, but your actual budget depends on interest rates, debt, down payment, taxes, and credit.
Disclaimer: Estimates only. Numbers may vary based on loan type, interest rate, down payment, debt-to-income ratio, taxes, insurance, and personal finances.
Follow for more Lubbock real estate insights, home buying tips, and West Texas market updates.
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3d ago
heatherwallerrealtor
Don’t close on your new home in Lubbock without doing this first.
Your final walkthrough is your last chance to catch problems before the keys are officially yours. Once the closing paperwork is signed, many issues become your responsibility.
Before you buy a home in Lubbock, Texas, make sure you:
✔️ Run every faucet
✔️ Flush every toilet
✔️ Test every light switch
✔️ Check every appliance included in the sale
✔️ Verify fixtures haven’t been removed
✔️ Test the HVAC and AC system
✔️ Confirm all agreed repairs have been completed
I’ve seen appliances disappear, fixtures removed, and air conditioning systems fail on closing day. A simple walkthrough can save you thousands of dollars in unexpected repairs.
If something isn’t right, your real estate agent can negotiate repairs, seller credits, or even delay closing until the issue is resolved. But you have to find it first.
Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer in Lubbock or upgrading to your next home, never skip your final walkthrough. It could be the most important step in the entire home buying process.
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2d ago
heatherwallerrealtor
🚨 Things that make a real estate agent nervous:
“I’m not pre-approved yet, but can you show me a few houses?”
I get it. House hunting is the fun part. But getting pre-approved first can save you time, help you understand your budget, and keep you from falling in love with a home that’s out of reach.
The good news? Getting pre-approved is usually faster and easier than most people think.
If you’re thinking about buying a home in Lubbock, TX, let’s start with a game plan so you can shop with confidence when the right home hits the market.
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1mo ago
heatherwallerrealtor
If you’re behind on payments and feeling overwhelmed, this is where your focus needs to be.
Not everything at once. Just the essentials:
Food — groceries, not eating out.
Utilities — keep the lights and water on.
Shelter — rent or mortgage first.
Transportation — so you can keep working.
That’s your foundation.
Everything else gets put on hold.
No subscriptions. No unnecessary spending.
Stabilize these four areas first, then start rebuilding step by step.
Follow for part 2.
#financialfreedom #moneytips #debtfreejourney #financialliteracy #budgetingtips wealthbuilding
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2d ago
heatherwallerrealtor
Just bought a house in Lubbock, Texas, don’t skip this ↓
Before you unpack a single box, change all your exterior locks. You never really know who still has access from the previous owner.
Next, file your homestead exemption through Lubbock Central Appraisal District so you don’t miss out on property tax savings available to Lubbock homeowners.
Then walk your home and locate the water shutoff valve, gas line, and breaker panel. When something goes wrong, you don’t want to be searching for them under pressure.
In a place like Lubbock where dust and pollen are constant, replace your HVAC filter early and keep it on a schedule. It protects your air and your system.
Finally, store your inspection report somewhere easy to access. You’ll need it for repairs, warranties, and future decisions.
New homeowners in Lubbock, Texas don’t just move in. They set the house up properly from day one.
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5d ago
heatherwallerrealtor
Co-signing a mortgage could cost you more than you think.
One signature could affect your ability to buy a car, refinance your home, or qualify for another loan for years to come.
Many families in Lubbock don’t realize that even if your child makes every payment on time, that mortgage can still count toward your debt-to-income ratio until they refinance or pay off the loan.
Helping your family achieve homeownership is a generous decision, but it’s important to understand the long-term impact before you sign.
Looking to buy a home in Lubbock, TX or have questions about co-signing, mortgage pre-approval, or first-time homebuyer programs? I’m here to help.
#LubbockRealEstate #LubbockTX #LubbockRealtor
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