Amanda Pullen, Realtor

Amanda Pullen, Realtor Long-time Fort Worth resident, Amanda is an expert in the local real estate market.
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In addition to her professional background, having personally been through the processes of building, buying, and selling, Amanda specializes in the home buying process.

03/16/2026

We were young. Broke. Three kids. No careers. No plan.

Just a dream that our family deserved more.

We had people who loved us —
but we couldn’t build a life on love alone.

This is the story of how we got here.

And why I do what I do every single day.

Watch the full video 👇

03/14/2026

It wasn’t one big problem. It was a series of small ones that kept showing up.This move started as a fairly simple plan.

A father buying a home in Texas while his daughter helped coordinate everything from California.
But sometimes real life and real estate collide.

And when they do, the path to closing rarely follows the timeline you expect.

There were inspection questions that needed time to sort out. Repairs that took longer than planned while everyone waited to see what would be covered.
Financing details that surfaced later in the process.
Then the closing process itself decided to throw in a few more surprises.

Nothing catastrophic.

Just enough small things stacking up that the finish line kept moving.

Meanwhile, the daughter had already made the trip to Texas. Waiting in a hotel. Life temporarily on hold while everyone worked to get the last pieces across the finish line.

Behind the scenes, it truly became a team effort.
Lender.
Title.
Transaction coordinator.
Agents in two different states.

Everyone working together to untangle each issue as it appeared. Piece by piece, the obstacles got solved.
And eventually, after a lot of patience and problem solving… Closing day finally arrived.

Moments like this are a reminder that real estate is rarely just about contracts and houses.

Sometimes it’s about helping families move through complicated seasons of life.

And doing whatever it takes to help them make it home.

The internet is full of strong opinions about real estate.“Buying isn’t an investment.”“Renting is smarter.”“Agents are ...
03/13/2026

The internet is full of strong opinions about real estate.

“Buying isn’t an investment.”
“Renting is smarter.”
“Agents are about to disappear.”

And while some of these statements have pieces of truth in them, they rarely tell the full story.

Real estate decisions aren’t made in comment sections.
They’re made around kitchen tables with real families trying to make the best decision for their future.

If you’re in that stage where you’re wondering what actually makes sense for your situation, I’m always happy to talk it through.

But after watching my sellers pack up kids, pets, and their whole life just so strangers could walk through their home… ...
03/13/2026

But after watching my sellers pack up kids, pets, and their whole life just so strangers could walk through their home… I started to question it.

Most of the time the people coming through weren’t serious buyers.

That’s when I started asking a different question.

What if there was a better way to get homes in front of the right buyers?

Swipe through to see what I discovered.

And if you’ve been wondering what actually helps homes sell in today’s market… send me a message.

03/11/2026

You bought the house when life looked different.
Fewer people.
Less stuff.
Quieter mornings.

Two bathrooms sounded completely reasonable back then.

Now guests come over and you’re silently hoping they don’t ask to use the bathroom your kids just destroyed.

You love your home.

But sometimes the home that worked for one season of life…
doesn’t quite work for the next one.

This is the exact moment a lot of families start thinking about what the next chapter could look like.

More space.
A better layout.
A little breathing room.

Curious… what’s the one thing in your house that’s starting to drive you crazy?

03/06/2026

Everywhere you turn right now, the headlines say the same thing.

“The housing market is slowing down.”
“Houses are sitting.”

But that is only part of the story.

When you actually look at what is happening in our local market, something very different appears.

Some homes are still selling in days.
Some are even selling over the asking price.

And at the same time, other homes are sitting for months… even over a year.

Same market.
Same buyers.
Two completely different outcomes.

That is why I refuse to stay quiet about the way the housing market is being talked about.

Because the headlines make it sound simple.

But the reality on the ground is much more nuanced.
And when sellers only hear the headlines, they can start making decisions based on fear instead of facts.

Be on the lookout for part three in this mini-series of things I refuse to stay quiet about.

03/06/2026

You hear it everywhere right now.
“The market is slow.”
“Houses are sitting.”

But that is not the full story.

I pulled the numbers from Tarrant County.
Some homes sold in one day.
Some sold over asking price.

But in that same market, there were homes sitting over a year before they finally sold.

Same market.
Same buyers.

Two completely different outcomes.

That is why I refuse to stay quiet about this.

Because when a home sits, there is almost always a reason.

And most sellers are never told the truth about what those reasons are.

In the next video, I’m talking about something else I refuse to stay quiet about.

What the media is saying about the housing market…
and why the headlines don’t tell the full story.

Watch for part two.

I opened my Notes App today and realized something.It’s basically a running list of how my brain works.One note is a quo...
03/04/2026

I opened my Notes App today and realized something.

It’s basically a running list of how my brain works.

One note is a quote that turned into a prayer for my family.

Another is a list my counselor gave me of things to do when my nervous system is overwhelmed.

There’s a thrift store treasure hunt list.

A bucket list of things I still want to experience in this life.
Then there are the work notes.

Showing notes so my buyers can remember which house had the weird layout and which one had the great backyard.

A list of appliances, ages, and upgrades while I negotiate with vendors to get a seller’s home ready for the market.

A staging checklist so a house shows its absolute best.

And pages of notes about why I created my Lifestyle Approach Method in the first place.

Because after enough transactions you start to see what families really go through when they move.

The stress.
The emotions.
The decisions that affect their future.

So yes… my Notes App is a little chaotic 🫠

But it’s also a pretty accurate picture of my life.

Real estate.
Family.
Dreams.
Faith.

And a brain that never really shuts off.

Now I’m curious…

If I opened your Notes App right now, what’s the most random thing I’d find?

03/04/2026

You walk through a house and you’re sure.

This is the one.

You picture your life there before you even leave the driveway.

Then the offer isn’t accepted.

Or you prepare your home perfectly for showings.

You clean.
You pack.
You rush everyone out the door so strangers can walk through your life.

And the feedback comes back…
Something small.
Something that feels unfair.
Something that makes you wonder why you even tried.

I see this disappointment all the time in the buying and selling process.

It can feel personal.

But here’s something I’ve learned after walking through this with so many families.

Sometimes the house you were so sure about…
was never meant to be yours.

And sometimes the buyer who walks away from your home…
is simply making space for the one who will love it the way it deserves.

In the moment it feels frustrating.

But over and over again I watch the right door open…
and suddenly the disappointment makes sense.

I’d love to hear your story.

Has there ever been a time when a door closed… and later you realized why it had to?

03/03/2026

If this is your first time selling your home… this is for you.
Your brain is wired to protect you.

So of course you’re scanning for everything that could go wrong.

What if we price it wrong?
What if we can’t find the next house?
What if we regret selling?

I’ve been there.

When we sold for the first time, we moved fast.

We chased bigger.
We chased upgrades.

We didn’t slow down long enough to ask what kind of life we were actually trying to build.

And we ended up moving again just a couple of years later.

First-time sellers don’t make bad decisions.

They make rushed ones.

That’s why I created my Lifestyle Approach Method.

We don’t start with listing photos.
We start with clarity.
We talk about what’s not working.
What you actually want your home to feel like.
What this next chapter needs to support.

Life first.
Then the plan.

If you’re even thinking about selling for the first time and want the step-by-step of how this works…

Comment “GUIDE” or DM me “GUIDE” and I’ll send you my Lifestyle Approach Guide.

Let’s make sure you don’t skip the step we did.

02/27/2026

I showed up every weekday this month… and I’m honestly really proud of that.

Because if I’m being real, keeping promises to myself has not always been my strong suit.

In my work, I will move mountains for my clients.
But personally?

It’s been a lot easier in the past to avoid the hard things than to stay consistent.

This month felt different.

I showed up even when I didn’t feel like it.
Even when I was tired.
Even when it would have been easier to skip the day.

And that’s the muscle I’m building this year… trusting myself to do what I say I’m going to do.

And yes… Facebook paid me a whole $2.50 this month 😂

Not exactly retirement money, but proof that consistency really does compound.

If you’ve been quietly following along and something here spoke to you, I’d truly love to know 🫶🏼

Sometimes you see the polished side of me.Today… you’re getting the group-chat version.Because if we were actually frien...
02/26/2026

Sometimes you see the polished side of me.

Today… you’re getting the group-chat version.

Because if we were actually friends in real life,
these are 100% the memes I’d be sending you between showings and life.

Life in this season is a lot.

Busy calendars.
Full driveways.
A house that somehow feels messy again five minutes after you cleaned it.

I’ve lived the years of running in twelve directions with kids, schedules, and all the chaos that comes with it.

So yes… I take real estate seriously.

But I also know sometimes you just need to laugh and say,
“okay good… it’s not just me.”

If one of these made you smile,
send it to your bestie.

And if you’re in that season where your home is starting to feel a little too tight for real life…

stick around and follow me.

You’re in the right place.

Address

1097 School House Rd
Haslet, TX
76052-3712

Website

https://liinks.co/amandapullenrealtor

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Passionate about helping people, DFW Lifestyle Team is your reliable real estate leader in North Texas committed to making your real estate dreams a reality. They specialize in helping first time home buyers, relocations to North Texas, and selling and purchasing homes.

What sets them apart? DFW Lifestyle Team understands how daunting it is to navigate through the transaction process. Among the three caring and knowledgeable team members, their extensive skills, talents, and passions bring your transaction process full circle to make it easy for you. While Mike and Amanda have the experience and understanding of relocating themselves, Sara, a native Texan, provides another perspective of welcoming new people to Texas and showing Southern hospitality. All three have a vast understanding and passion to help guide growing families based on personal experience. In addition to essential real estate skills, among the three team members, their other relatable and helpful skills range from staging and styling homes, small business management, marketing, accounting, communication, negotiation, and problem-solving. Further, they work patiently and tirelessly to keep your best interests in mind, listen intently to your needs, and match only those properties that best suit your needs. Using all of their skills, knowledge, experience, and service combined, they simplify the journey by taking a caring approach in walking clients through the entire transaction process that is professional, smooth and stress-free to save you time and money.

DFW Lifestyle Team realtors have been commended for their real estate proficiency, honesty, patience and excellent services that exceed the expectations of their clients. Clients also appreciate the team for having an understanding of helping families, having servants’ hearts, and building lasting relationships with their clients. Further, DFW Lifestyle Team’s vast experience in the real estate industry has provided them with key market insights, valuable techniques, and negotiation skills to help you reach your goals. It’s no surprise they proudly received the Rookie of the Year award when they first began. No doubt, you will experience caring, personal service you will not only enjoy, but will lead you to an easy sale or find the perfect property to call "home."

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