Candy Evans

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

The Cliff Freeman Group Invites You to Think Like a Billionaire

By Candy Evans / April 14, 2022 /

There is no doubt the real estate industry is one of the fastest-moving and fastest-changing industries on earth. Fifteen years ago, I went to California basically to be a good mom and, coincidentally, popped into my very first Inman Connect conference. I was blown away by what I didn’t know about the changes in this…

Fort Worth Agent Sues KWRI, Accuses Former CEO John Davis, Who She Once Dated, of Sexual Misconduct

By Candy Evans / April 14, 2022 /

In what is a very salacious story for the Fort Worth real estate community, Keller Williams franchise owner and agent Inga Dow is suing former Keller Williams CEO John Davis, alleging she endured years of sexual misconduct, harassment, and abuse. Davis worked closely alongside Keller Williams founder Gary Keller. Dow is also suing her broker,…

The Race For Ranches: How The No. 1 Ranch Division in North Texas Has Shaped This Red-Hot Market

By Candy Evans / April 13, 2022 /

After months of at-home life, COVID has made land more than just attractive. Room to roam and spread out is necessary, and likewise, the popularity of the rugged ranch has grown just the same. Some want acres of pasture, some want a show-ready barn, and some want all of that and more. Now, imagine a…

The Right Agent Can Write an Offer That Wins Your Dream Home

By Candy Evans / April 7, 2022 /

With multiple offers as the status quo in Dallas real estate for the foreseeable future, it’s never been more important for buyers to have an agent who knows how to structure the offer to win the deal.  Indeed, these are unprecedented times in the real estate market. Buyers are on the hunt for their perfect home,…

The Best of Florida’s 30A Now Available in East Texas at High Hill Farm

By Candy Evans / April 5, 2022 /

Real Estate often makes for best friends. For instance, Sharon Romano was getting a manicure in a Lake Highlands salon, which was about five minutes from her home. Another customer noticed the sticker on her car: a black and white “30A” sticker. The customer, Melanie Lipscomb, approached Sharon as she left the salon — “Hey,”…