
You said you'd be open to it if the numbers made sense. So let's start there — your property's current market value, whether a clean cash offer or an open-market listing fits better, and what selling could look like for you.

Your agent
Christopher Cole
Clary Realty
Christopher already has a direct buyer interested in the Amberwood area.
Your lease runs through December 1, and the townhome will be vacant by then. That gives you something most sellers don't have: time, and options. The hard part is usually deciding what to do with both — a clean cash offer from a buyer who's already interested in this area, or a full open-market listing that might net you more if the timing lines up.
And underneath all of it, the bigger question you mentioned: whether to reinvest the proceeds or keep them. That's a you decision, not a sales one — so the first step isn't a contract. It's a clear valuation and a side-by-side of your two paths, so you can see what's actually worth it before you commit to anything.
A valuation isn't a guess — it's built from what's actually happening around 3934 Amberwood. Here's what I look at to put a number on your townhome:
Estimated value range
$625,000 – $680,000
≈ $253–$276/sq ft · 3 bed / 3.5 bath · 2,467 sq ft
Estimate only. Built from nearby comparable activity. Your final figure comes from a live MLS analysis and the current buyer pool — not a guarantee of sale price.
Your selling paths
Direct buyer offer
Faster, fewer contingencies, ready now.
Open-market listing
Broadest exposure, potential for a higher top offer.
Recent comparable sales
What similar townhomes nearby actually closed for.
Current listings
What your competition is asking right now on Amberwood.
Location & lot
Your position on the street, exposure, and the Addison draw.
Condition & features
Post-rental condition, updates, and 3-bed / 3.5-bath layout.
Size & density
2,467 sq ft versus what's selling — price per square foot.
Buyer demand
How many qualified buyers are actively looking in Addison.
Local market conditions
Days on market, price trends, and inventory pressure.
Seasonal timing
Where December vacancy meets buyer seasonality.
Illustrative nearby activity — your report ships the current live set.
2 doors down3910 Amberwood Dr
Addison, TX
Same block3958 Amberwood Dr
Addison, TX
Around the corner3876 Amberwood Dr
Addison, TX
Walk the home before we ever talk numbers. Tap any photo to open the full tour.
What matters is what you actually walk away with. Here's a plain model of the math — your final numbers depend on the agreed price, your mortgage payoff, and negotiated costs.
Estimated sale price
$650,000
Estimated selling costs
Commission + closing/title fees, ≈ 7%
– $45,500
Mortgage payoff
Share your balance for the real number
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Estimated net proceeds
$604,500
Before any mortgage payoff. Estimates only — actual proceeds depend on the final transaction.
See what I could netYour situation is specific: a tenant leaving December 1, an open question about reinvesting, and a buyer already interested in the area. Here's how I'd shape the plan around exactly that.
Pricing strategy
A list price built on live comparable data and current Addison demand — defensible to you and to buyers.
Property preparation
A post-rental walk-through separates must-do items from optional polish, so you don't overspend before listing.
Marketing strategy
Professional photos, the right listing exposure, and a show-ready plan timed to your December vacancy.
Negotiation strategy
Compare a direct buyer offer against an MLS sale, term by term — speed and certainty versus top dollar.
Timeline
A schedule that fits your December 1 vacancy and your plans for the proceeds — not a generic calendar.
Your two paths, side by side
Christopher has a direct buyer interested in this area — so you'll get a real cash offer to weigh against an open-market listing. One gives you speed and certainty around your December vacancy; the other maximizes exposure for the highest possible price. We'll lay out both so you can choose on the numbers, not the pressure.
No surprises, no pressure. Here's what working together actually looks like.
Property Review
We walk 3934 Amberwood together — its condition, features, and your goals — so the plan fits your situation, not a template.
Market Analysis
I pull the live comparable sales and current listings for Addison townhomes and translate them into plain numbers you can act on.
Selling Strategy
We settle pricing, preparation, timing, and marketing — including whether a direct buyer or an open-market listing makes more sense for you.
Market the Property
When you're ready and the home is vacant, we launch the strategy — professional presentation, targeted exposure, qualified buyers.
Negotiate & Close
I help you evaluate every offer and term, manage inspections and the title process, and keep it on track to closing.

Christopher already has a direct buyer interested in the Amberwood area. That's a verified starting point — not a claim about awards, volume, or credentials.
Christopher already has a direct buyer interested in the Amberwood neighborhood — a path to a faster, cleaner sale if it fits your numbers.
From the townhome market here to what buyers expect on Amberwood, the strategy is grounded in what's actually selling in Addison.
You get the valuation and comps in writing, plus a planned Thursday check-in — no chasing, no pressure, no guessing where things stand.
Every list price is backed by live comparable data, so you'll know exactly why a number is what it is before you commit.
Professional photos, the right listing exposure, and a plan for a vacant, show-ready home in December.
Offers, terms, inspections, title — Christopher runs point so you can compare a cash offer against an MLS sale apples-to-apples.
This page is one example. Christopher uses AI-supported technology to tailor the process to you — faster answers, organized follow-up, and a report that's actually about your property.
AI tools support a more personalized experience. They don't guarantee a higher sale price or a better result.
Written for your situation — a vacant-by-December townhome, a buyer already in the area, and a decision about what to do with the proceeds.
Your full valuation, the comparable report, and a side-by-side of your two selling paths — delivered before our Thursday follow-up. No obligation to list.
What you'll get
Start by understanding your property's value, your potential options, and what selling could look like for you. The decision stays yours the whole way.