Thanks for joining us! Hit subscribe for your weekly dose of excitement. Explore Forney's vibrant scene - from bustling businesses to gourmet restaurants, serene churches, and dynamic workout spots. This video is just a glimpse into Forney's heart. Stay tuned - there's so much more to discover! Click below for valuable resources concerning living in Forney: 🏗👇 Click for an extensive list of new construction homes and builders: bit.ly/ServingYouToday 🏠👇 Discover available homes for sale in Forney: bit.ly/ForneyHomesForSale 🏡👇 Local residents, uncover your home's true value today: bit.ly/MyInstantHomeReport 🌟Your buying and selling agent 👨🏽💼 Jaran Ramsey, eXp Realty ☁ 🤠 Selling Dallas and Beyond! 🇺🇸 Nationwide Resource 📲 214.418.9623 📧 info@jaranramsey.com #MrForneyHomes #MrForneyRealestate #ForneyRealtor #ForneyHomes #ForneyNewConstruction #ForneyRealestate
Wow, this video is a goldmine of valuable insights for anyone looking to buy or sell a home! 🏡 The detailed tips on navigating the real estate market are incredibly helpful. As a prospective homebuyer, I appreciate the expertise shared here. The advice on negotiating deals and understanding market trends is spot-on. Kudos to the real estate agent for providing such valuable information. Keep up the fantastic work! 👏
Hey thanks for tuning in and commenting. Taxes all around the entire Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex and surrounding areas have seen an increase, so it’s really just not Forney. In Forney, we have a number of communities that don’t have MUD or PID taxes. Our tax rate is pretty comparable to other cities around DFW.
Your video is a treasure trove of real estate wisdom. The chapter on home buying tips was especially enlightening. Your ability to simplify complex concepts makes the process less daunting. I've subscribed for more valuable insights - keep them coming!
I miss Texas can’t wait to move back. I was last in forney back in March 2023 a lot of building is crazy. You have so many options in housing. I just wish they could work on 80 quicker. They have a lot of new food options.
@@MovingToDallasTexas Orlando, Florida but trying to move back to Texas this year. I like forney a lot but the job might be in Fort Worth I was looking at argyle the community is the harvest. I Like the masterplan communities with all the amenities since I always have family over.
Thank you so much! I got you @@ksolis85 also I serve the entire DFW metroplex, and would love to serve you any way that I can. Will def post more Forney content.
Your videos are my go-to for real estate insights! Looking forward to your next update; your content is a game-changer in navigating the property market.
Forney is not full and plans have been put into place: The TXDOT Road Projects include: •US Highway 80: Reconstruction from 4 to 6 main lanes with continuous frontage road access from Lawson Road to FM 460/Clements Road •FM1641 and FM 1641 will be expanded from 2 lanes to 4 lanes. A few more projects are in the works. All of this information is available on the TXDOT website with timelines as well.
@@MovingToDallasTexas Way too little way too late, but thanks for the updates. And those are state projects. The city of Forney itself has its head in the sand about infrastructure development.
@@-sensibleChris these still benefit Forney in a major way. Better late than never. Every city his some pros and cons. Just curios, what cities do you highly recommend?
@@MovingToDallasTexas I recommend moving to East Texas, or West of Ft. Worth. Everything in the metroplex is overpriced and has major traffic. If people MUST work in Dallas, I suggest moving toward Ennis, or Kaufman. There are many small communities in between, and still a lot of country spaces available. 175 and 45 have less traffic for the next few years. I guess a person could live in Forney near I20 and go that way to work if they have to commute, but something as simple as going to Wal Mart in Forney is a real pain due to the poor layout of the city and the over-building. Midlothian might be a better option also.
You suggest Kaufman? Did you consider where residents would have to go for shopping and restaurants? Terrell and Forney. So you cannot get around the traffic. 😊 Forney is strong, they will be just fine and the locals know how to get around the traffic.
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Thanks for joining us! Hit subscribe for your weekly dose of excitement. Explore Forney's vibrant scene - from bustling businesses to gourmet restaurants, serene churches, and dynamic workout spots. This video is just a glimpse into Forney's heart. Stay tuned - there's so much more to discover!
Click below for valuable resources concerning living in Forney:
🏗👇 Click for an extensive list of new construction homes and builders:
bit.ly/ServingYouToday
🏠👇 Discover available homes for sale in Forney:
bit.ly/ForneyHomesForSale
🏡👇 Local residents, uncover your home's true value today:
bit.ly/MyInstantHomeReport
🌟Your buying and selling agent 👨🏽💼
Jaran Ramsey, eXp Realty ☁
🤠 Selling Dallas and Beyond!
🇺🇸 Nationwide Resource
📲 214.418.9623
📧 info@jaranramsey.com
#MrForneyHomes #MrForneyRealestate #ForneyRealtor
#ForneyHomes #ForneyNewConstruction #ForneyRealestate
His professionalism, attention to detail, and commitment to client satisfaction set them apart. Highly recommended!
Wow, this video is a goldmine of valuable insights for anyone looking to buy or sell a home! 🏡 The detailed tips on navigating the real estate market are incredibly helpful. As a prospective homebuyer, I appreciate the expertise shared here. The advice on negotiating deals and understanding market trends is spot-on. Kudos to the real estate agent for providing such valuable information. Keep up the fantastic work! 👏
I was interested in Forney, but I heard about the MUDS and PIT taxes. That's too many taxes
Hey thanks for tuning in and commenting. Taxes all around the entire Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex and surrounding areas have seen an increase, so it’s really just not Forney.
In Forney, we have a number of communities that don’t have MUD or PID taxes. Our tax rate is pretty comparable to other cities around DFW.
Your video is a treasure trove of real estate wisdom. The chapter on home buying tips was especially enlightening. Your ability to simplify complex concepts makes the process less daunting. I've subscribed for more valuable insights - keep them coming!
I miss Texas can’t wait to move back. I was last in forney back in March 2023 a lot of building is crazy. You have so many options in housing. I just wish they could work on 80 quicker. They have a lot of new food options.
Btw your videos are great!!! Can you post more neighborhoods and areas in forney to hang out and eat
So many options! Where did you end up moving to? When are you coming back?
@@MovingToDallasTexas Orlando, Florida but trying to move back to Texas this year. I like forney a lot but the job might be in Fort Worth I was looking at argyle the community is the harvest. I Like the masterplan communities with all the amenities since I always have family over.
Thank you so much! I got you @@ksolis85 also I serve the entire DFW metroplex, and would love to serve you any way that I can. Will def post more Forney content.
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I always watching this kind of content
I cant wait to see your other content
If you buy in Forney make sure it’s south of 80 trust me💪🏿
Totally agree!
Your videos are my go-to for real estate insights! Looking forward to your next update; your content is a game-changer in navigating the property market.
Thank you! Give us a shout anytime 214.418.9623
Pleaz tell us more about Mansfield 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉and Arlington
Thanks Bud! Would be happy to discuss more over the phone as well! Are you open to that?
@@MovingToDallasTexas i will call you soon i'm in cape town
Thanks for the video. I appreciate the thorough Forney video.
You bet!
I'm going to meet you when I come out there in April! Love this video bro!
Lets go! Give me a ring when you can. Looking forward to it.
I’ve been looking in Forney in the Devonshire neighborhood also Waxahatchie and Solterra in Mesquite. Moving there in the end of month
Which city are you strongly considering? What’s your top pick?
Quality content great job
Much appreciated
Great info. Im really surprised you didn't mention devonshire though as that's all i hear about
Hey it’s on another episode! But you’re 100% correct
Thought you were the dude from Boyz2men
That’s my cousin
Forney is full, and the infrastructure has never kept up with growth, and there is still no effort to do so.
Forney is not full and plans have been put into place:
The TXDOT Road Projects include:
•US Highway 80: Reconstruction from 4 to 6 main lanes with continuous frontage road access from Lawson Road to FM 460/Clements Road
•FM1641 and FM 1641 will be expanded from 2 lanes to 4 lanes.
A few more projects are in the works.
All of this information is available on
the TXDOT website with timelines as well.
@@MovingToDallasTexas Way too little way too late, but thanks for the updates. And those are state projects. The city of Forney itself has its head in the sand about infrastructure development.
@@-sensibleChris these still benefit Forney in a major way. Better late than never. Every city his some pros and cons. Just curios, what cities do you highly recommend?
@@MovingToDallasTexas I recommend moving to East Texas, or West of Ft. Worth. Everything in the metroplex is overpriced and has major traffic. If people MUST work in Dallas, I suggest moving toward Ennis, or Kaufman. There are many small communities in between, and still a lot of country spaces available. 175 and 45 have less traffic for the next few years. I guess a person could live in Forney near I20 and go that way to work if they have to commute, but something as simple as going to Wal Mart in Forney is a real pain due to the poor layout of the city and the over-building. Midlothian might be a better option also.
You suggest Kaufman? Did you consider where residents would have to go for shopping and restaurants? Terrell and Forney. So you cannot get around the traffic. 😊 Forney is strong, they will be just fine and the locals know how to get around the traffic.
2.9% Property Taxes?!? TX is close to Chicago... Yikes
Texas had better homes and way less crime. You cannot compare the state of Texas with the city of Chicago. 😂😂😂
$780 HOA fees??? WTF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@akinplus1 annually that’s not bad.
@@MovingToDallasTexas Bro! That's horrible. Own 2 house both are under $300 HOA and in decent neighborhoods.
@@akinplus1 thanks for your feedback.