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The Mid-Cities Real Estate Brokerage That Puts Money Back in Your Pocket

Local Realty Agency Mid-Cities is a real estate brokerage in Bedford, Texas serving Hurst, Euless, Bedford, Arlington, and Fort Worth. We help people buy, sell, and rent homes across Tarrant County, with a focus on new construction and programs that share commission back with our clients. Office: 803 Forest Ridge Dr Suite 207, Bedford, TX 76022.
Call (817) 415-0310.

What brings you here today?

Buying a home

Most buyers don't know this: on many homes, part of the commission can come back to you at closing. Our Smart Buyer Advantage program can put up to 1% of the purchase price back in your pocket on new construction, subject to lender approval. Same agent, same service, real money back.

Selling a home

Pricing it right the first time is worth more than any marketing trick. Our MaxSold approach focuses on the three things that actually move a sale: price, positioning, and exposure. If your home sat on the market before, this is where we start.

Renting doesn't mean you're not our client. Smart Move helps you find your next rental, and when a property pays a referral fee, we share it with you. Either way, the help costs you nothing.

Renting right now

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Smart Buyer Advantage

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Working with Local Realty Agency was a great experience, in finding my Tarrant County dream home!

I highly recommend Local Realty Agency Mid-Cities. Their team is professional and knowledgeable.

Local Realty Agency Mid-Cities exceeded my expectations in making the home buying process easy.

Shavon the Realtor helped us downsize and find our next Tarrant County home; we couldn't have done it without her.

Why people in the Mid-Cities work with us

We live here. We know why a buyer picks Bedford over Euless, which Fort Worth builders are actually negotiating this month, and what a Hurst home needs to sell in three weeks instead of three months. That's not something a national site can tell you.