Candy Evans

Candy Evans, founder and publisher of CandysDirt.com, is one of the nation’s leading real estate reporters.

Think We’ve Got it Bad With This Rain? Pity the Poor Ranchers and Horse Property Agents

By Candy Evans / May 27, 2015 /

I was thinking the only thing worse than living with all this rain and mud and mess is living where there is a whole lot more mud & mess all the time — like the country. Horse farms. So I reached out to our Farm & Ranch correspondent on SecondShelters.com, Kathryn Roan, who is ready to hit…

Beyond Bumpershoots: What Are You Doing to Survive House Showing and Selling In the Rain?

By Candy Evans / May 26, 2015 /

Update, 10:47 p.m.: Virginia Cook agent Angela Downs says she wears these: You know, I am beginning to wonder if we need to start changing the way we build our homes to accommodate all this friggin’ rain. We certainly need to change our shoes. We have a big porch but our grill is in the…

What $989,000 Buys You in a Vacation Home at the Greenbrier (Because It’s Still Gonna Rain in Dallas)

By Candy Evans / May 26, 2015 /

While flipping the filets yesterday, while it was pouring rain, I was aghast that I had left you with the impression that only a gadzillionaire could afford a vacation home at The Greenbrier. In fact, the Greenbrier Sporting Club is one of the best values in vacation home properties. I showed you a $5 million…

How Doris Jacobs, Juli Harrison, Kyle Crews and I Ditched the Dallas Rain for the Greenbrier Sporting Club: Our Vacation Home Story

By Candy Evans / May 25, 2015 /

It was about this time last year that Kyle Crews, Juli Harrison, and Doris Jacobs all of Allie Beth Allman, and I hopped a plane to Charlestown, West Virginia to visit the one of the most beautiful, breath-taking and affordable vacation home spots in the nation: the Greenbrier Sporting Club. Why I am telling you…

$7.5 Tuscan Farmhouse on the Shores of White Rock Lake – Just What We Need to Bring Out the Sun

By Candy Evans / May 22, 2015 /

Remember that movie, “Under The Tuscan Sun?” This home evokes images of that film, and we hope that it can soon evoke some Dallas sunshine a la Tuscany where the rainfall is 35.9 inches per year, or only 3 inches per month. The wettest weather is in November (4.4 inches of rainfall) and the driest…