The Swalwell Group is uniquely qualified to handle your real estate problems because of its vast record of success.  After handling 1500 to 2000 transactions over a period of almost 20 years, our group has a proven track record dealing with complex issues.  

Combining years of real estate brokerage, banking, investing, insurance and construction, there are few problems we have not encountered.

In its quest to better help homeowners and law firms, The Swalwell Group has developed  a broad network of  services. (See Services)   Unlike typical real estate agents,  we consider ourselves to be a business 

As such, our primary goal is to help property owners make more money within the time allotted us.  We give choices.  We provide services.  We believe there are solutions to any problem.  We enjoy helping people.  

Call us today at (214) 374-3000.

If you deal with clients who have real estate problems, we can act as your real estate problem solver.  We are not your typical real estate agent / investor because we cater to the distinct needs of lawyers.  We have helped and teamed up with dozens of attorneys across the state to help clients and families deal with their real estate problems.  We help people move forward with their lives.  

Our goals are:  1. Make you look great to your clients.   2. Reduce the number of  workload hassles by streamlining your operation.  3. Help you make more money.

We are familiar with probate, bankruptcy and divorce.  We are also familiar with the different nuances of the courts.  We usually have access to court records

Over the course of many years, we have developed a unique skill set.  Our list of services were designed for the legal community.  

• Call us or email us.  Let’s figure out what the problems are.
• Let us visit the property and assess its value and condition.  
• We will provide a checklist of recommendations on
  • How to enhance the value of your home and
  • How to solve your issues.
• Together, we will decide what are the best options.  

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