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I can answer questions on buying a home or a ranch in Texas. I have been an active broker since 1984. Realtor of the year, Board president, and I own my own real estate company in Weatherford, Texas. CRB designation. www.worthington-realestate.com

Past/Present Clients

Walt Garrison
Bob Kingsley
Will Clark

What do you like about this subject?

I enjoy helping people find their perfect home.

What do you still hope to achieve/learn in this field?

I hope to continue to learn from other people and expand my knowledge of the market.


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Recent Answers from Dottie Worthington

2012-05-09 Reverse Mortgage to Purchase:

Was this a reverse mortgage?  Does your contract say to be out by a certain date or 3 days after closing? You will have to abide by the contract, but if it doesn't say that you pay for extra days you shouldn't

2012-02-25 Your point of view:

I am not familiar with Charlton Sheets courses. In my 30 years of attending courses and classes, most of the time those benefit the person selling the tapes the most.  Most of those you can gather 1 or

2012-02-08 new house costs:

Dear Lisa:    Some of those costs depend on where you live. The best thing for you to do is contact a Realtor and have them give you an estimate of what your house will sell for and what your closing costs

2011-12-13 Seller's Closing Costs:

Dear Melissa:  The closing costs will depend on the type of loan your buyer is getting and what they ask you to pay.  You will more than likely have to pay the Title Policy and it would run $1361 for a

2011-08-31 capital gain?:

Ask your accountant the best way to handle that. Not sure where you are in the transaction, but you may be able to do a 1031 exchange and pay no taxes. Also you would have available a one time deferred

 

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