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Hello, future Texans! Let's dive into why Texas is not just famous for its BBQ and cowboy boots, but also as a land brimming with career opportunities. Did you know Texas is leading the nation in economic resurgence? That's right! With an economy growing at 7.7% and the lowest unemployment rate at 4.1%, Texas is more than just a state - it's a powerhouse of opportunities. (Bureau of Economic Analysis)
Texas is not just recovering post-pandemic; it's thriving! The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas forecasts a robust economic recovery and strong growth for Texas beyond 2022. This spells great news for prospective students and workers, as it translates to a wealth of job opportunities across the state.
According to the World Population Review, Texas has one of the fastest-growing job markets in the U.S. In May 2020, the annual mean wage in Texas was $52,400, which, though slightly below the national average, is on a steady climb. The Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) highlights that over 40% of the top-growing and highest-paying careers will require postsecondary training.
First off, let's look at some impressive numbers:
Economic Growth: Texas has outpaced the national growth rate for five consecutive quarters.
Jobs Galore: With 407,100 jobs added in a year, Texas is on a job-creating spree.
Record-Breaking Workforce: The state boasts the largest labor force in its history, with 15,192,900 people. (Texas Workforce Commission)
Diverse Economy: From technology to healthcare, Texas's job market is as varied as its landscape.
Now, let's talk about where to begin your career journey in Texas. The state offers a diverse job market with booming industries like technology, healthcare, and finance. Resources like Texas Career Check and WorkInTexas.com are fantastic starting points to explore and match your interests with the right job.
Curious about the hottest jobs? Texas is witnessing a surge in demand for roles like physician assistants, software developers, and financial managers. These careers not only offer growth but also competitive salaries. For instance, physicians in Texas earn an average of $216,701 annually and also the highest paid professionals in Texas as per TWC!
Speaking of money, let's talk salaries. Texas doesn’t shy away from rewarding its workforce generously. From software developers to market research analysts, the salaries in Texas are not just competitive but often lead the charts. For example, financial managers here pocket an average of over $146,000 a year!
In a remarkable turn of events, Texas recorded over 13 million job postings in December 2021, surpassing pre-pandemic numbers and setting a new state record. What's more, the unemployment rate, which stands at 4.8%, continues to drop month over month as Texas recovers from the impacts of COVID-19.
Securing employment in Texas, though abundant, isn't always a walk in the park. It often requires determination, training, and education. The TWC reports that 40% of new jobs added between 2018 and 2028 will need some form of postsecondary training. This means aspiring workers aiming for the fastest-growing careers in Texas need to equip themselves with the necessary skills and knowledge to enhance their employment prospects.
To sum up, Texas is not just a state, it's a horizon of endless possibilities. With its booming economy, diverse job market, and competitive salaries, it's an ideal place for anyone looking to advance their career. So, saddle up and get ready to embrace the opportunities that await in the Lone Star State!
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First impressions are crucial in business, especially in real estate. Prospective buyers, whether walking through your house or viewing it online, will be on the lookout for reasons to lower their offer or walk away. It's important to ensure that the HVAC, plumbing, and electrical systems are all in working order. Each room should appear clean, decluttered, and free of visible damage.
Opting for a pre-sale home inspection is a wise decision to secure the best possible price for your client's home. Many buyers hesitate to purchase a property without an inspection report, and some prefer to hire their own inspector. It's better to identify and address potential issues beforehand.
The time it takes to sell a house can vary, ranging from four to six weeks once it's listed. In a hot market, a sale might happen within a week. Conversely, if the market is slow, or if there are issues with negotiations, exposure, or the condition of the house, it could linger on the market for months.
The selling price of a home is influenced by several factors, including its location, the selling prices of similar-sized homes in the area, its age, and condition. Major repairs can decrease its value. Market dynamics, such as supply and demand, also play a significant role. As a realtor, your responsibility is to inform your clients about these factors and list their house accurately.
The assessed value is determined by a public tax assessor, usually for taxation purposes and is often reassessed annually. In contrast, the market value is the price agreed upon by a willing buyer and seller. It's common for these two values to differ. For homeowners, a higher assessed value means higher taxes, but it can also increase the home's market value when selling.
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