Our team

We publish under one name. Clients work with whichever licensed agent fits their situation, and the work is divided by function rather than by personality.

Licensed

Texas Real Estate Commission

Brokerage

Spirit Real Estate Group, TREC #562021

Cost to you

$0, communities pay the referral fee

Response

Under 60 minutes during posted hours

How it's organized

Four functions, one file

Second chance leasing has more moving parts than a standard rental search. Criteria have to be researched and dated. Programs have their own qualification. Documents have to be built before the first application, not after a denial. Splitting that work by function is what keeps the turnaround short.

Licensed locating agents

Texas-licensed real estate agents sponsored under Spirit Real Estate Group. They run your intake, decide which communities fit your file, tour with you, and read the lease before you sign. Every client works with a licensed agent, not a call center script.

Criteria research

The people who call properties and management companies, ask the six questions that matter, and write down the date. Their output is the verified database everything else runs on, reverified quarterly because criteria move with occupancy.

Intake

First contact, day or night. They capture the record in enough detail to be useful (filing dates, dispositions, balances, income sources) and route urgent cases with a court deadline straight to an agent.

Client operations

Document prep, letters of explanation, application submission, program applications where a guarantee is in play, and denial follow-up. The unglamorous work that decides whether an application reads well.

Home office desk with monitors showing a property criteria spreadsheet, printed lease pages, and a notepad

Why we don't publish headshots

Our byline is the team, and that's deliberate. Which licensed agent handles your file depends on your situation, your language preference, and who is free when your deadline lands. Fronting the brand with one face would misrepresent how the work actually gets done.

What we do publish is the part that's verifiable: the license number, the brokerage, the memberships, and that we're veteran-operated. Ross Quade is named where a license must be disclosed.

Accountability

Every agent is licensed by the Texas Real Estate Commission and sponsored under Spirit Real Estate Group (TREC #562021). That means there's a regulator to complain to and a broker who answers for the advice you get. The TREC Information About Brokerage Services form and the Consumer Protection Notice are linked in the footer of every page on this site.

Licensed in Texas and looking for a desk?

We sponsor licensed Texas agents and those in licensing under Spirit Real Estate Group: hybrid or remote, in-house warm leads, and training on second chance criteria and third-party programs.

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Stop guessing. Start moving.

Tell us your situation and we'll build a list of Fort Worth communities whose criteria already fit it. Free to you, and no obligation.

Free to renters. Communities pay the referral fee at lease signing. We don't guarantee approval; every screening decision belongs to the community.