Georgetown, Texas · Williamson · Bell · Travis Counties

The bottom line is a call.

Homes, acreage, and working land across Williamson, Bell, and Travis counties. One number, and a straight answer on what your place is worth.

One number for town lots, small acreage, and working ground — from Georgetown outward across Williamson, Bell, and Travis counties.

Fence line running uphill through short grass toward a live oak motte on Central Texas ranch land
Fig. 01 — Working ground, Williamson County

The ledger

Four lines.
No games.

Every number below is settled with one phone call. No fine print, no runaround, and no guessing what the cost will be.

  1. 01

    Seller representation

    Listing service for homes, acreage, and working land across Williamson, Bell, and Travis counties.

    2.5% Listing commission
  2. 02

    Buyer representation

    From a house in town to a working place out past the county line — at no cost to the buyer.

    No cost To the buyer
  3. 03

    Farm & ranch consultations

    A straight conversation about the ground you own, what it will do, and what comes next.

    Free Consultation
  4. 04

    Land valuation

    A number for your acreage, put plainly, so you know where you stand before you decide anything.

    $199 Land valuation

Tell me what you own — a house, a few acres, or a working place — and the number comes back on the call.

Call (555) 014-2290

Service area

Three counties.
One number.

The service area is drawn clean: Williamson, Bell, and Travis. If your property sits inside those lines, you are inside the ledger.

County 01

Williamson

Georgetown is home base — town lots, small acreage, and larger tracts the county over.

Seller · Buyer · Farm & ranch · Valuation

County 02

Bell

North of the home county. Working land and rural property, handled the same way as a house in town.

Seller · Buyer · Farm & ranch · Valuation

County 03

Travis

South of the line. Subdivisions, acreage, and open ground — one call covers all of it.

Seller · Buyer · Farm & ranch · Valuation

Not sure which county your ground sits in, or whether it counts as farm and ranch? Call or text the number and ask — that part costs nothing.

Call (555) 014-2290
Central Texas pasture and farmland divided by fence lines and a caliche road, with clusters of live oaks
Fig. 02 — Fence lines and pasture, Williamson County

How a call goes

Three steps, then you decide.

  1. 01

    Call or text the number

    Tell me what you own — a house, a few acres, or a working place — and what you want it to do.

  2. 02

    We look at the ground

    Access, fences, water, and what the land around yours is doing. For a farm and ranch consultation, this part is free.

  3. 03

    You get the number

    Commission, buyer cost, or land valuation — explained plainly, before anything is signed.

Have this much ready
  • —Which county the property sits in.
  • —Roughly how many acres, or the street address.
  • —Whether you are selling, buying, or still weighing it.
Two people in work clothes walking a fence line across a Central Texas property in tall grass
Fig. 03 — Walking the fence line before talking price
Survey stake with an orange flag standing in tall pasture grass, live oaks blurred behind
Fig. 04 — A stake in the grass, and a number that follows

Balance due

One call.

Tell me what you own and what you want it to do. The commission, the buyer cost, and the valuation are all settled on that first call — before anything is signed.

Call or text
Statement of services
Seller representation2.5% listing
Buyer representationNo cost to buyer
Farm & ranch consultationFree
Land valuation$199
Total due One call
(555) 014-2290