First impressions decide what a house sells for, and skimping on the details is expensive. Francisco is a listing agent: pricing grounded in current Montgomery County activity rather than a number picked to win the listing, a real marketing plan rather than photos and a sign, and negotiation handled personally from offer through funding.
An honest read on the house and a pricing analysis built from what is actually closing near you right now.
What is worth fixing before listing and what is not, then professional photography and a marketing plan built for the property.
Listed across the MLS and syndicated portals, promoted to a following of 1,800 on social, with feedback reported back to you.
Every offer presented and negotiated by Francisco directly, then managed through inspection, appraisal and funding.
Not a phone photo and a sign in the yard. Every listing Francisco takes is photographed, filmed and modelled properly, because the first impression a buyer forms online is the one that sets the price. It is included, not an upsell.

Twilight and daylight exteriors, wide interiors and the details that make a listing stop the scroll.

A real walkthrough film for the listing and for social, cut for the way buyers actually watch on a phone.
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A full walkable model of the home, so relocating and out of state buyers can tour it properly at midnight.
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Lot lines, the backyard, the pool, how close the greenbelt really is and what the community looks like from above.

For empty homes, so buyers can read the scale of a room instead of walking through echoing space and moving on.

Hosted personally, promoted to an engaged local audience of 1,800, with follow-up on every visitor.
Photographs are from listings Francisco has represented, reproduced from the Houston MLS. The film and the interior still are from his cinematic tour of 21167 Medina River Drive, and the 3D tour is a sample Matterport model.
A short walkthrough of what happens once you decide to sell: how the house is prepared, how it is photographed and filmed, and how it goes to market.
Brokers opens for the agents with buyers in hand, and public open houses run properly and promoted beforehand, not a sign dropped at the curb on Sunday morning. Francisco hosts them himself and reports back what visitors actually said.
Listing with Francisco means listing with Corcoran, and Corcoran markets the homes in its network through The Wall Street Journal. The brand publishes a seasonal print collection of network listings that goes into the pages of the Journal and into the hands of at-home WSJ subscribers across the United States, and selected network properties are featured on the WSJ Real Estate homepage. That is national exposure to high net worth readers that a local listing alone does not reach.
Corcoran brand marketing programs, described by Corcoran, 2026. Placement of any individual home is at Corcoran’s discretion and is not guaranteed. Ask Francisco what his listings qualify for.
Comparable sales and current competition in your subdivision, written down, with the reasoning shown.
Photography, video walkthroughs and aerials where the property calls for it.
Listings, open houses and walkthroughs promoted to an engaged local audience of 1,800 followers.
Hosted personally, with follow-up on every visitor and honest feedback back to you.

Three homes Francisco selected, with the MLS record on each one. He does not have active listings at the moment, so these are properties from his book of work.

Listed at $950,000. Tile roof, paneled study, wet bar and a stone courtyard on a Sterling Ridge lot.
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Listed at $500,000. Two primary suites, a laundry room on each floor and a media room, minutes from the Grand Parkway.
View on HAR →
Built in 2017 in the gated Enclave at Northpointe, zoned to Tomball ISD. Full details on HAR.
View on HAR →Listing data, sold dates, price ranges and photographs above are reproduced from the Houston Association of REALTORS® MLS through Francisco’s HAR IDX feed. Texas is a non-disclosure state, so HAR publishes price ranges rather than exact sale prices. All information is subject to change and should be independently verified. Copyright 2026, Houston REALTORS® Information Service, Inc.
Pulled live from the Houston Association of REALTORS®, with the address, sold date, side represented and MLS number on every one.
Live MLS data provided by the Houston Association of REALTORS®. All information is subject to change and should be independently verified. Open in a new window →
Ask Francisco for a written pricing analysis. It is free, there is no obligation, and it is built from what is actually closing in your subdivision rather than an automated estimate.
It depends on the price band and the subdivision. Francisco will tell you what comparable homes near you are actually taking, including the ones that did not sell.
Some repairs return more than they cost and many do not. He will walk the house with you and tell you which is which before you spend anything.
Twilight photography, aerials, a 3D Matterport tour, cinematic video, virtual staging where the home is empty, professional photography, brokers opens, open houses and social distribution. It is included, not an upsell.
Yes. Sixteen leases on his record alongside the forty-two sales, for owners renting a property out and for tenants who are not ready to buy yet.

Send the address and a little about the house. Francisco will put together a written pricing analysis and walk you through it, with no obligation to list.
Whether you are buying your first home, selling a house you have outgrown, or building new in Montgomery County, the first step is a straight conversation with no pressure attached.
Francisco Martinez is a licensed Texas real estate agent, License #749696, affiliated with Corcoran Genesis. Corcoran® and the Corcoran logo are registered service marks owned by Corcoran Group LLC. Corcoran Genesis fully supports the principles of the Fair Housing Act and the Equal Opportunity Act. Each franchise is independently owned and operated.