The DFW metro is one of the largest real estate markets in the country. Book a licensed Dallas-area agent for a virtual or in-person home tour — transparent pricing, no long-term commitment.
$425K
Median listing price
100K+
Annual new residents
$15 minimum
Factour tour fee
How It Works
Enter the property address in Dallas, choose virtual or in-person, and set your preferred dates. No account needed to browse. Sign up only when you're ready to book.
Licensed Dallas-area agents submit proposals with their fee and availability. Compare profiles, reviews, and pricing, then accept the one that works for you.
Your agent meets you at the property or joins live on video. A temporary authorization is generally placed before the tour, and capture occurs after the final property and 30-minute review window.
Why Dallas
The Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex stretches across six counties and hundreds of distinct neighborhoods. Factour's network of licensed local agents means you can request tours in Frisco, Plano, Arlington, Irving, or downtown Dallas — all through one platform.
Dallas is a top destination for corporate relocations. Factour's virtual tour option lets employees start evaluating neighborhoods and properties before their relocation package is even finalized — with a licensed local agent on every call.
With a median price around $425K, the stakes in DFW are too high to rely on listing photos alone. A Factour showing puts a licensed agent inside the property for a live, directed walkthrough — at a fraction of what a traditional buyer's agent engagement costs upfront.
Texas Disclosure & Compliance
In Texas, all licensed real estate agents operate under the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC). Texas law requires agents to present buyers with an Information About Brokerage Services (IABS) notice at first substantive contact. Under the 2024 NAR settlement, agents who are MLS participants must also enter a written buyer representation agreement before showing a home. Factour satisfies both requirements: every booking creates a scoped written agreement limited to the specific tour, with the agent's exact fee disclosed upfront. No open-ended commitment, no ambiguous compensation.
Oversight: Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC). This is informational, not legal advice. Consult a licensed real estate attorney in Texas for guidance specific to your situation.
Virtual Tours
A Factour virtual showing is not a pre-recorded video or a 3D scan. It's a live, private video call with a licensed Dallas agent who is physically inside the property. You can ask questions, request a closer look at any room, and experience the home as if you were standing there.
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Book a Dallas Tour →FAQ
No long-term buyer representation agreement is required. Under the 2024 NAR settlement, a written agreement must exist before a licensed agent tours a home with a buyer — but Factour's per-tour agreement covers exactly that: one property, one appointment, one transparent fee. You are not committing to use that agent for a full purchase.
Dallas-area agents set their own fee, subject to a $15 minimum. The agent fee and separate $10 consumer platform fee are visible before you accept. A temporary authorization is generally placed before the tour, and capture occurs after the final property and 30-minute review window.
Yes. Factour agents cover the entire DFW metro, including Fort Worth, Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Arlington, Irving, Garland, and surrounding areas. When you post a tour request, you specify the property address and agents licensed to work in that area submit proposals.
Yes. Every agent on Factour holds an active real estate license. In Texas, that means a current license issued by the Texas Real Estate Commission. Factour verifies agent credentials as part of the onboarding process.
Dallas, TX
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