Amy Quimby Top real estate agent in Dallas

Amy Quimby

HomeSmart
13 Years of Experience
(37)
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Total Sales Last Year
13
Years of Experience
57
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    About Amy Quimby

    Straight Answers. Smart Strategy. Real Estate Without the Guesswork.

    I'm Amy Quimby, a REALTORA(R) with HomeSmart serving buyers and sellers across Dallas-Fort Worth. As an Accredited Buyer's Representative, Seller Representative Specialist, and Real Estate Negotiation Expert, I bring more than a decade of experience to every transaction.

    My clients don't need more sales pressure - they need better information. I give straight answers, flag problems early, and help you evaluate your options without unnecessary complication.

    For Sellers

    Before the sign goes in the yard, I help you answer the questions that matter: what your home is worth, what you'll walk away with, whether to sell now or wait, and what buyers will expect. Using market data, competing inventory, recent sales, and property condition, we build a pricing and marketing strategy designed to position your home as strongly as possible.

    For Buyers

    Finding a listing is easy. Knowing whether it's a smart purchase takes more work. I help you look past the photos - at property condition, inspection red flags, system age, insurance considerations, and resale potential - so you know exactly what you're buying before you commit.

    How I Work

    Real estate comes with its own language, deadlines, and paperwork. I explain what's happening in plain terms, lay out your options, and make sure you always know what we're working toward and why.


    Serving DFW

    I work with buyers and sellers throughout Grand Prairie, Arlington, Mansfield, Cedar Hill, Midlothian, Dallas, and the surrounding DFW area - covering listings, buyer representation, market analysis, pricing strategy, negotiations, and contract-to-close guidance.

    Ask Amy

    Ready to move, or just weighing your options? Either conversation is worth having.

    OTHER LANGUAGES
    English
    HOBBIES/INTEREST
    Fishing
    FAMILY
    I have a great husband, 2 adult children and a Pomeranian named Ted. I spent my first 15 years in Waco, before moving to Ennis. When I'm not working, I'm fishing!
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    Credentials

    LICENSE
    Real Estate - Texas - # 0634779
    Designation

    Seller Representative Specialist

    RENE (Real Estate Negotiation Expert)

    REALTOR

    ABR (Accredited Buyers Representative)

    Specialties

    • Buyer's Agent
    • First Time Home Buyers
    • Investment Properties
    • Land & Lots
    • Listing Agent
    • New Construction
    • Relocation

    Awards

    • FastExpert 2026 Five Star Agent Award badge
    • FastExpert 2026 Top Agent in Fort Worth, TX Award badge

      2026

      TOP AGENT

      Fort Worth, TX

    • FastExpert 2026 Top Agent in Grand Prairie, TX Award badge

      2026

      TOP AGENT

      Grand Prairie, TX

    • FastExpert 2026 Top Agent in Cedar Hill, TX Award badge

      2026

      TOP AGENT

      Cedar Hill, TX

    Other Awards

    Diamond Club Award (Sales & Volume)

    FAQ

    Answered Questions

    Market vs appraised value ?

    Nothing surprises me in this market. What city/state is your home in? How much land? Is it a single, double, or triple wide? Have you made any upgrades to your home? I am happy to send you site-unseen offers from 3 large investment firms. Honestly, I believe you would receive more by listing on the MLS....but you just never know. Amy Quimby 817-564-3878

    Answered by Amy Quimby | | 1007 Views | Working With an Agent | 5 years ago
    Should I do a final walk-through?

    Yes, you should complete a final walkthrough the morning of closing. Not a day or two before, but the morning of closing. I have seen it all: overnight flood, seller hadn't started packing, spraypainted walls.... If the seller agreed to fix or replace electrical or plumbing issues, it is a very good idea to have a certified electrician or plumber double-check the work before closing.

    Answered by Amy Quimby | | 1356 Views | Working With an Agent | 5 years ago
    What is the first step in buying a home?

    I am not a lender, but I know how to create a net sheet that shows buyers their estimated payment, down payment, and closing costs. I do this before sending them to a lender because if they are only interested in $400k houses but don't want to pay more than $1,800 per month, a preapproval isn't going to change that, unless they have a large down payment and I would have calculated that into the net sheet. Go look at a few houses that you know are within your monthly budget and figure out if the current market even has what you want. Hope that makes sense!

    Answered by Amy Quimby | | 2064 Views | Working With an Agent | 5 years ago
    First time home buyer with bad credit?

    If it can be done, I assure you, the Loan Factory will be the place. Loan Factory Billy Nguyen Cell (469) 585-4498 [email protected] 2505 South Great Southwest Parkway Grand Prairie, TX 75052

    Answered by Amy Quimby | Phoenix | 1498 Views | Working With an Agent | 4 years ago
    Can I find an agent to help me rent to own?

    I am not going to tell you not to rent to own. I will tell you to be very careful. Homepartners and Divvy are two companies that offer lease with the option to purchase programs. Neither are inexpensive.

    Answered by Amy Quimby | Amarillo | 1346 Views | Working With an Agent | 4 years ago
    I don't need an agent to sell my home. I need an appraisal?

    Baylis Claims Consultants. Plantation, Florida. ... CDI Real Estate Solutions. 498 SE Starflower Ave. ... Elite Appraisals & Research LLC. 5825 NW Dooley Cir. ... Gold Seal Appraisals, LLC. Fellsmere, Florida. Hanson Appraisal and Realtors, LLC. ... Iga Construction. ... Matthew Horwich LLC.

    Answered by Amy Quimby | Vero Beach | 1151 Views | Working With an Agent | 4 years ago
    What are red flags to look for on a home tour?

    I look for foundation movement, water pressure, age of water heater and HVAC, and roof condition.

    Answered by Amy Quimby | Charlotte, NC, USA | 1959 Views | Working With an Agent | 3 years ago
    How much does a bathroom remodel increase value?

    I am a Realtor, not an appraiser but I can tell you an average full bathroom in DFW will appraise somewhere around $7,000. If the bathroom is smaller, the remodel will cost approximately $4,500, while a large bathroom can be in the neighborhood of $9,000.

    Answered by Amy Quimby | Galveston, TX, USA | 2736 Views | Working With an Agent | 3 years ago
    How can I beat a cash offer when buying a home?

    First, make sure the lender is able to close your loan within 15 days. Also, there is no harm in increasing your earnest deposit (and/or option fee in certain states).

    Answered by Amy Quimby | Springfield, MA, USA | 1320 Views | Working With an Agent | 3 years ago

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    14160 Dallas Pkwy #120 Dallas, TX, 75254

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