You get me, not a team.
I'm the only agent here. I show the homes, attend the inspection, and answer the phone myself.

Veteran-owned · Broker and owner · Keller, Texas
I'm Glenn Wegner, a US Army retired lieutenant colonel and the only agent at Lone Star Realty. I attend every inspection and I take every call.
Not sure which town fits? Take the two-minute community quizI'm the only agent here. I show the homes, attend the inspection, and answer the phone myself.
On the first call I listen. Then we sort out where you are on pre-qualification, when you need to move, and what the family needs: location, beds, baths, and budget.
I run a move the way I ran operations: a timeline, a checklist, and a backup plan.

27 years
27 years in the Army
I retired from the Army as a lieutenant colonel after 27 years. I commanded soldiers in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Bosnia, and I finished my career managing military airspace for the FAA. Selling a house is nothing like a deployment, but the job is the same: get the plan right, watch the details, and tell people the truth early.

Start with the town, then the house.
Tell me your budget, your timeline, and what the family needs. I'll show you where it works and what the monthly cost really looks like.
How I help buyersPhoto by Mark Fisher · CC BY-SA 3.0

A price and a plan for your house.
I price from recent nearby sales and what is competing with you today, then handle the showings and the negotiation myself.
How I help sellersA veteran with three kids and very little saved was stuck in the rent race. I lined him up with the right VA lender, found a home in his budget, and had the critical repairs requested. The VA loan meant no down payment. When the final numbers showed he had overpaid the estimated fees at escrow, I worked with the title company and the lender until the figures balanced, and he received an $1,100 refund check. It was his family's first home.
21 Google reviews
“Glenn's expertise really shined when he helped us sell our home at list price with no repairs.”
Tina Ross
sold and bought
Read more reviews“...he handled every inspection curveball the buyer threw at us and still negotiated a full-price sale with no repairs and thousands saved through a paid title policy.”
Matthew Davis
bought in Fort Worth, then sold while relocating
Read more reviews“...he also arranged a leaseback that made the transition into my new home seamless.”
Leticia Esparza
sold in Fort Worth, bought new construction
Read more reviewsMost of my business is in Keller and Fort Worth, and I work the rest of the Fort Worth side of the Metroplex all the time.

Old Town, Keller Pointe, and more than 26 miles of trails
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North Fort Worth, Alliance-area jobs, and the Trinity Trails
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Town Square and executive relocations
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Main Street, Lake Grapevine, and DFW Airport next door
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Trails, established neighborhoods, and lake access
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Larger lots and quiet streets in the middle of the Metroplex
See ColleyvilleI ask where you are on pre-qualification, when you need to move, and what the family needs: location, beds, baths, and budget.
A full consultation, a realistic budget, and a short list of places and homes that fit.
I handle the showings, the inspection, the negotiation, and the repair requests until you have the keys.
Call or text me before you pick a town. I'll ask where you are on pre-qualification, when you have to report, and what the family needs: location, beds, baths, and budget. Military families are usually on a tight clock and a tight budget, so we sort out the loan (often VA) and the timeline first, then the town, then the houses. I've been on the receiving end of orders myself, so I know what a short timeline does to a household. Once I understand the goal, I give you a full consultation and we get moving.
The differences are property- and address-specific. Keller combines established neighborhoods with city parks and trails. Southlake includes varied residential settings near Town Square and other civic amenities. Trophy Club is a compact town with a golf-centered development history. Compare current inventory, total ownership costs, commute routes, property condition, and the exact school boundary rather than relying on a broad city label.
Down payment requirements vary by loan type. Conventional loans typically require 5-20% down. FHA loans allow as little as 3.5% down. VA loans may offer 0% down if you qualify. Discuss specific options with your lender—each has different requirements and costs.
Texas has no state property tax. Local taxing units—including counties, cities, school districts, and some special districts—set rates and collect property taxes for local services. Your bill depends on the property's appraised value, applicable exemptions, and the combined rates for that address. Verify a specific home's appraisal, taxing units, exemptions, and current rates with the local appraisal district and Texas property-tax transparency resources.
Professional preparation typically includes: decluttering, depersonalizing spaces, addressing obvious repairs, improving curb appeal, and professional photography. Market-tested preparation varies by property condition and target buyer. Discuss specific preparation strategies with your broker based on the property and market conditions.
Contact a lender, provide income verification (pay stubs, tax returns), authorize a credit check, and document assets. You'll typically receive a pre-approval letter within 24-48 hours showing your maximum loan amount. Pre-approval is essential before making offers.
Call or text me at 682-888-5540, or send this and I'll call you back. If I'm at an inspection or a showing, you'll get a text right away so you know I haven't forgotten you.