Hill Country Star Realty

We want to help you find exactly what you're looking for.  Please call on us to help save you time and money.  After collecting the items on your "must-have" list, we do the work of searching and sorting for you. 

Have more time on your hands? You may want to search our handy links below, then call us to arrange showings.  Click on the following links to search residential, commercial, farm & ranch land, and unimproved property in the Greater Texas Hill Country Area. 

If you are a seller, looking to maximize your exposure, look no further.  Hill Country Star Realty has links to more than 50 other sites.  Here are just a few:

Central Texas MLS Multiple Listing Service

Realtor.com

To search homes, or to get an idea of the worth of your home visit

Zillow.com

DISCLAIMER: Hill Country Star Realty cannot guarantee the content or validity of any of the information on the links mentioned on this website.  The only way to validate a property's worth is to have an appraisal done by a Certified Real Estate Appraiser.

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What is the difference between a real estate agent, a Realtor, and a Broker?

A real estate agent has met the licensing state's requirements for education to act as a representative of either a Seller or a Buyer in a real estate transaction.  Education requirements include courses like Contract Law, and vary state-by-state.  Texas requires 210 classroom hours and rigorous mandatory continuing education for all it's real estate salespeople, more than any other state.

A Realtor has met all of the qualifications required by state law to practice real estate, with the additional designation of membership by the National Association of Realtors.   NAR members adhere to strict guidelines of professional ethics in the performance of duties to the public in all aspects of real estate.  Realtors must provide their services with the highest of standards.

A Broker is a person who has met state licensing standards to assist people to buy, sell, rent or lease, manage or finance property or property rights.  A Texas Broker is required to complete 900 classroom hours and have practiced not less than 2 years as a real estate salesperson.

All real estate salespersons are required to practice under the supervision of a sponsoring broker.  A salesperson's license is not active without the sponsorship of an associated broker.  This makes for a very good"checks & balances" system, as brokers are held responsible for all acts by his or her salespeople.