Sherry Hindmarsh, Realtor at Realty Capital City, Licensed in Texas

Sherry Hindmarsh, Realtor at Realty Capital City, Licensed in Texas Licensed to do business in the State of Texas. Each office independently owned and operated. She is honest, dependable, ethical, and dedicated to her clients.

It is Sherry’s Hindmarsh goal to become your full-service real estate consultant providing expert real estate services. With a degree in business and marketing, a history in business relationships, and superb negotiation skills, she can offer you a wealth of experience that will minimize the hassle and time you will need to spend on buying or selling a home. Working mainly by referral, most of her

business is from past clients. She believes in providing exceptional service, and exceeding expectations until her clients become raving fans. Sherry has been a Realtor since 2003 which has provided her with many years of valuable experience in the Austin area’s market shifts. With many hours of continued education and several expert designations Sherry is continually learning to help her clients in the best way possible. Her most recent designation is the SRES designation. As Senior Real Estate Specialist she is ready, and able, to assist the over 65 population with the difficult decisions and transitions they face. Over the years she has compiled a team of title company and lender partners, as well as a vetted list of valuable contractors and resources. With Sherry Hindmarsh as your realtor, you can expect the experience and excellence of her whole Team on your side.

When visiting a property, it's important to think beyond the upgrades and ask yourself if this floor plan will still sui...
08/21/2026

When visiting a property, it's important to think beyond the upgrades and ask yourself if this floor plan will still suit your needs five, 10, even 20 years from now. Needs change with age, or when multigenerational families come together, or even if a loved one finds that stairs are just too much to...

Before you buy or sell, take a closer look at how well a home can adjust to changing needs, from mobility and growing families to flexible, adaptable living spaces.

Making a home ready to be listed for sale isn't always a matter of large-scale improvements. It is, more often than not,...
08/17/2026

Making a home ready to be listed for sale isn't always a matter of large-scale improvements. It is, more often than not, a matter of a few key repairs that will make all the difference, while a handful of less important fixes will wait. Here's how to determine which is which.
Begin With What Turns Off...

Before listing, a few repairs can help you attract more buyers, get them to pay your asking price, and save you the headache of last-minute negotiations.

Small bathrooms tend to feel restrictive, but there's no need to break the bank to fix that. A few simple tweaks to ligh...
08/15/2026

Small bathrooms tend to feel restrictive, but there's no need to break the bank to fix that. A few simple tweaks to lighting, color, and storage can make a real difference in how big a bathroom feels, and none of it requires a major renovation.
Let Light In (And Out!)
Bathrooms that are underlit tend...

Bounded by a small space? Add some layered lighting, a larger mirror, and smarter storage to make your bathroom feel almost twice as big without a full renovation.

You might assume the fence marks the edge of your property. In many cases, it doesn't, and that gap between what you see...
08/13/2026

You might assume the fence marks the edge of your property. In many cases, it doesn't, and that gap between what you see and what the survey shows is where boundary disputes start. Before you fall in love with a lot size or a mature tree line, it's worth understanding what actually sets the edge of a...

Property lines aren't always where you think they are. Here's what buyers should check before closing so a boundary question never turns into a costly surprise.

Selling a home is rarely easy, especially when showing requests arrive during the busiest part of the week or at the wor...
08/10/2026

Selling a home is rarely easy, especially when showing requests arrive during the busiest part of the week or at the worst possible time. Fortunately, a few simple preparations can make it much easier to keep a home looking good for showings.
First Impressions: The Front Door
Much of the work involved...

Selling a home while juggling everything else doesn't have to be overwhelming. Here's how to keep your house ready for showings without much extra time or effort.

You don't need to wait for the perfect time or hire a professional to make worthwhile improvements around your home. A f...
08/08/2026

You don't need to wait for the perfect time or hire a professional to make worthwhile improvements around your home. A few hours of work over the weekend can help surfaces, fixtures, and other features last longer while also improving how the property looks. Many projects require only basic tools and...

Small weekend projects can improve both the function and appeal of your home with minimal time and expense. Here are the areas to focus on first.

Storage is rarely the first priority for buyers touring a home, and it shouldn't be the first thing they consider. Kitch...
08/06/2026

Storage is rarely the first priority for buyers touring a home, and it shouldn't be the first thing they consider. Kitchens and floor plans usually command the most attention, while storage receives far less notice. But a home that looks spacious during a showing can feel cramped once the boxes are unpacked.
Inspect...

Storage often gets overlooked during a home tour. Here's what to check in closets, the kitchen, the garage, and other hidden corners before you make an offer.

A summer open house asks more of a home than people realize.Buyers may arrive warm from the car, distracted by weekend p...
08/03/2026

A summer open house asks more of a home than people realize.
Buyers may arrive warm from the car, distracted by weekend plans, or already tired from seeing other houses. They arn't always walking in with a blank slate. The house has to win a little patience from them.
That doesn't mean every room needs...

Summer open houses bring heat, glare, and quick first impressions. Here's how to help your home feel comfortable before buyers start looking closely.

Most people don't think much about outdoor lighting until something feels off. The front walk is hard to see, or the por...
08/01/2026

Most people don't think much about outdoor lighting until something feels off. The front walk is hard to see, or the porch feels dim. The backyard is pleasant during the day, then disappears once the sun goes down.
Small changes can help more than a full redesign. The point is not to make everything...

Better outdoor lighting can make your home feel safer, warmer, and easier to enjoy. Start with the areas people actually use after dark.

Commute time is one of those things buyers tend to round down in their heads.Forty minutes becomes "about half an hour."...
07/31/2026

Commute time is one of those things buyers tend to round down in their heads.
Forty minutes becomes "about half an hour." A route with three bad intersections becomes "not too bad." A home that's farther out starts to feel reasonable after you've seen the kitchen, the yard, or the extra bedroom you...

A commute can seem simple during a home search, but daily routines tell a different story. Here's what buyers may want to test first.

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Round Rock, TX
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