We have ~22 acres with a house and stock pond in east Brazos County. We haven't lived there for many years now but have leased it since we moved. We're at a point where we no longer think we'll return to the area and would sell to fund another property purchase.

Any broker recs or points to think about are appreciated.

Give Gretchen a ring. She's amazing. Aggie grad and been in BCS for decades

The commission fee will prob be the same regardless of who you use....so I would go with a realtor who is proven in the bcs market - one who consistently ranks in top end of all realtors; year in and out in the bcs


A few names come to mind: in no particular order -
Jeff leatherwood, Goly Apgar, Kendra Hudson

We did have a shower remodel a few years back and your initials would lead me to believe you were the one, lol.

Yeah the market interest seems to have elevated quite a bit over the last few years.

Thanks again for everyone's recommendations so far!

Highly recommend John Byers. Long time Brazos County resident & realtor.

He helped us buy property in east Brazos County in 2021.
It was a very easy and stress free negotiation.
John is a good Aggie, also an Air Force veteran, we were in the same Corps of Cadets company.

John Byers
Tower Point Realty
Mobile phone (979) 412-1601
Office 979 846-1995

Email is John@johnbyersmarket.com

1700 George Bush Drive East
Unit 250
College Station TEXAS 77840

Are you thinking about selling all of it with the house ?

Or splitting off the house from acreage ?

I have customers in the area with land and rentals and the rental side geared towards students is a hot commodity as well.

As far as resale it may be more profitable to split it into 2 10 acres tract and the house on a separate acre or so.

I want to evaluate both options. I'm interested to see how much more value could be extracted splitting it into two.