Sheila Foster Top real estate agent in Tyler

Sheila Foster

Coldwell Banker Apex Realtors
30 Years of Experience
$7.2M
Total Sales Last Year
30
Years of Experience

    About Sheila Foster

    Sheila Foster: Making Real Estate Dreams Come True! With over 25 years of experience, Sheila Foster is a trusted and dedicated real estate professional specializing in the vibrant East Texas market. Sheila's in-depth knowledge of the area, combined with her expertise in working with investors, seniors, new construction, and first-time buyers, ensures that every client's unique needs are met with precision and care. Recognized for her unyielding work ethic, and sharp negotiation skills, Sheila is a strong communicator who thrives on building lasting relationships. Her market knowledge and strategic insights make her a sought-after advisor for those looking to invest or relocate in East Texas. Sheila's commitment to excellence is highlighted by her impressive array of designations, including SRS (Seller's Representative Specialist), SRES (Senior Real Estate Specialist), AWD (At Home with Diversity), CNAS, and NHCB (New Home Co-Broker). Whether you're a seasoned investor or a first-time buyer, Sheila Foster is dedicated to turning your real estate dreams into reality. Discover the advantage of working with a professional who truly understands your desires and delivers results.
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    Credentials

    LICENSE
    Real Estate - Texas - # 421968
    Designation

    REALTOR

    Licensed Realtor

    Seller Representative Specialist

    Seniors Real Estate Specialist

    At Home with Diversity

    Specialties

    • Sellers
    • Buyers
    • Residential Property

    Answered Questions

    Where are affordable places to live in the USA?

    East Texas is an affordable area to live. East Texas has something for everyone. Want a city? There's beautiful Tyler or Longview. Prefer a pretty town square? There is Henderson, Athens, Jefferson, Marshall, Mineola, Kilgore, Nacogdoches, etc. East Texas offers true Southern hospitality, gorgeous scenery, a lower cost of living, affordable homes, and tons of outdoor adventures.

    Answered by Sheila Foster | i don't know | 2698 Views | Working With an Agent | 4 months ago
    Where are the best retirement communities?

    Depending on if you are searching for a 55+ community or a beautiful area to live in with a lower cost of living, I would still choose East Texas every time. No state income tax: Texas does not have a state income tax, which can help retirement savings stretch further. Affordable cost of living: Housing, utilities, and other costs are generally lower than in many other parts of the country. Affordable housing: The cost of real estate is often significantly lower than the national average. Lifestyle and recreation Outdoor activities: East Texas offers numerous opportunities for fishing (especially bass), boating, hiking, and camping in its parks and on its many lakes. Mild climate: The region has mild winters with opportunities to enjoy outdoor activities year-round. Cultural scene: There is a rich cultural scene with local festivals, art events, and a focus on community. Healthcare and community Strong healthcare: The area provides access to quality medical services and hospitals. Welcoming community: Many retirees find the people friendly and the community welcoming, with a slower pace than big cities. Charming towns: Many smaller towns offer a slower-paced, cozy setting with easy access to nature and community events.

    Answered by Sheila Foster | St Paul, MN, USA | 1766 Views | Working With an Agent | 4 months ago
    Do you get inquiries from investors out of state?

    Yes, I do. I am working with several out of state investors here in Texas. Typically, my investor clients come from referrals, and calls on my listings.

    Answered by Sheila Foster | Franklin | 48 Views | Working With an Agent | 1 month ago
    If selling double ?

    Hi Gigi, I have sold several duplexes where one side was occupied. Is that what you are trying to do? As the Listing agent, I list with photos of both sides then have prospective Buyers view the vacant side initially. If they are interested in moving forward, then we can schedule to view with the current tenant on the other side. It is much easier to list when both sides are vacant, but it isn't impossible. Just make sure your Realtor is experienced with listing this type of property

    Answered by Sheila Foster | Franklin great location | 48 Views | Working With an Agent | 1 month ago

    Contact Information

    Location

    525 West Southwest Loop 323Tyler, TX, 75701

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