Daniel Lalley

Daniel Lalley is a freelance writer for CandysDirt.com.

Live the Lower Greenville Life in This Three-Story Sanctuary

By Daniel Lalley / May 20, 2022 /

With so much culture, history, and huge revitalization efforts across the entire area, Lower Greenville and Swiss Avenue have long been a couple of Dallas’s most coveted communities. Centrally located with easy access to Uptown, 75 Central, and a variety of parks, there’s a lot to love about this area. Today, we have a great…

Real Estate Investor Tresa Todd Wants Women to Stop Fearing The Future

By Daniel Lalley / May 17, 2022 /

Dallas real estate guru Tresa Todd just topped Amazon’s ‘Real Estate Investments’ category with her new book Without Fear of Her Future. As host of the largest women’s real estate conference in the Nation, “WREIN Live,” Tresa empowers women to achieve success in a traditionally male-dominated sector. To celebrate the launch, Tresa sat down with…

A Higher Quality Home Battery Takes Off in Texas, But is it a Green Energy Winner?

By Daniel Lalley / May 16, 2022 /

For years, home energy storage has been rife with dangerous mechanisms and wasteful materials. With both lead-acid components and lithium-ion technology, going off the grid held uncertain side effects. Overheating, over mining, and inherent toxicity were top concerns. However, innovation has led to an evolution of this technology, and it’s taking off right here in…

Inside iBuyers: Opendoor Opens Up On Their Process

By Daniel Lalley / May 12, 2022 /

Is iBuyer technology wreaking havoc on the market? In our recent report we analyzed iBuyers and how they affect the single-family market. It’s no secret that disruptors like iBuyers are causing lingering apprehension about over-inflated home values, opportunity costs, and transaction difficulties. But what about the sellers that flock to iBuyers for the ease of…

With Class-Action Status, D-FW Agents React to Potential Fallout From Commission Lawsuit Ruling

By Daniel Lalley / May 3, 2022 /

Traditionally, real estate commissions work in a way that benefits all parties involved. In this scheme, home buyer commission fees are absorbed in the seller’s closing costs. However, last Friday, a federal court ruling threatening to rock the real estate world opened avenues for Missouri home sellers to sue buyer agents for commissions paid. The…