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Traditional real estate

Buy or sell a home with a licensed agent who knows investing.

When the open market is the right move, Paola can list your home or help you buy one, with an investor's eye for condition, value and what a house could become.

  • Licensed in Texas
  • English y español
  • Austin & San Antonio

Selling

List with someone who'll tell you what the house needs, and what it doesn't.

Paola spends her days looking at houses that need work, so she can tell which repairs pay off before listing and which don't.

  • A pricing conversation grounded in recent local sales
  • Honest advice on repairs and updates before you list
  • A side-by-side look at listing versus a direct as-is sale
  • Showings, offers and negotiation handled for you
A bright, updated kitchen ready for listing photos House keys held inside a home
A two-story home under large oak trees The San Antonio River Walk

Buying

Buy with an agent who looks past the paint.

Whether it's your first home or your next one, Paola helps you look at a house the way an investor would: structure, systems, layout and the land it sits on.

  • Help narrowing neighborhoods in Austin or San Antonio
  • A practical read on condition at every showing
  • Offer strategy, inspections and closing coordination
  • Every step explained in English or Spanish

People also ask

Working with a Texas real estate agent.

What does a real estate agent do when you sell a house in Texas?

A Texas listing agent prices the home, markets it, handles showings and offers, negotiates repairs and terms, and coordinates the sale through closing. Every Texas agent works under a sponsoring broker, and you'll receive TREC's Information About Brokerage Services notice at your first substantive conversation.

Questions to ask any agent

  1. How will you price my home? Ask for recent comparable sales.
  2. What should I fix first? And what isn't worth fixing.
  3. Who do you represent? The IABS notice spells it out.
  4. Would an as-is sale make more sense? A good agent will tell you.
  5. How will we communicate? Calls, texts and which language.

Median price cut from the first list price, April 2026

Source: Texas Real Estate Research Center, Texas Housing Insight, June 2026. Pricing right from day one helps avoid cuts later.

TREC noticeWhat it tells youWhere to find it
Information About Brokerage ServicesWhat brokers do, whom they represent and the broker's contact detailsIABS notice
Consumer Protection NoticeHow TREC licenses agents and how to file a complaintConsumer Protection Notice

FAQ

Buying and selling questions

Yes. As a licensed Texas real estate agent, Paola can represent buyers through her sponsoring brokerage, from the first showing to closing.

Of course. Many owners compare both. Paola can walk you through a direct sale and a traditional listing side by side.

Yes. Paola holds Texas Real Estate Commission license #768255. When she is buying a property herself she tells you in writing that she is a license holder before anything is signed, and the TREC notices are linked at the bottom of every page.

It's a Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC) notice that explains what brokers and agents do and whom they represent. Texas license holders provide it at the first substantive conversation about a specific property.

Sí. Paola works in English and Spanish, and can explain each step of the purchase or sale in the language you prefer.

Buy or sell

Start with a conversation.

Tell Paola what you're planning and when. She'll reply personally.

Paola GramajoReads and answers every message herself · English y español
512-914-7150Call or text gramajoinvestments@gmail.comEmail Paola directly @pghomesatxWalkthroughs and projects on Instagram
801 Barton Springs Rd, Austin, TX 78704Central Texas: Austin, San Antonio and the cities around them

No repairs, no showings, no commissions. Paola replies within 24 hours.

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