Sold Case Studies: how Taylor Dasch’s Temple listings actually sold
Each case study is one of Taylor’s own listings: what it listed at, what changed and how it sold, next to a same-neighborhood comparison. That includes the parts that were not fast.
Background: 6301 Dorothy Muree Drive listing photo.
Direct answer
This page collects the sold case studies for Taylor Dasch’s Temple-area listings. Two of them, 6301 Dorothy Muree Drive and 510 Wedgwood Drive, show the MLS record of the sale (the original list price, any price change, the closed price and the days from listing to closing) next to size-matched closings in the same subdivision, observed September 2, 2026. The third, 7713 Purvis Street, is Taylor’s account of an expired listing he took over. Together they let a seller judge the process, not just the outcome.
The three results differ, and that is the point:
- 6301 Dorothy Muree Drive in Alta Vista closed in March 2026 at $308,000. That is 104.4% of its $295,000 list price, 30 days after listing. The 18 size-matched Alta Vista closings had a median of 98.4% of original list (observed September 2, 2026).
- 510 Wedgwood Drive in Wyndham Hill needed one 1.2% adjustment. It closed in July 2026 at 98.8% of its original list, 70 days after listing. The 20 size-matched Wyndham Hill closings had a median of 97.3% of original list and 71.5 days (observed September 2, 2026).
- 7713 Purvis Street in Reserve at Pea Ridge came to Taylor after another brokerage’s listing expired and closed in May 2026. Its case study covers the photography, pricing and rental-hold decisions.
The sellers page summarizes the ten CTXMLS listings Taylor represented that closed between September 2025 and August 2026, measured from the first price he listed each home at (observed September 2, 2026). It presents them as a small record, not a claim to beat the market. Two of those ten, 6301 Dorothy Muree and 510 Wedgwood, are written up here with every number shown.
AI answer · What is a sold case study?
How is a sold case study different from a “just sold” post?
A “just sold” post shows an address and sometimes a price. A sold case study shows the record and the strategy: what the home listed at, any price change, the closed price, the days to closing and a same-neighborhood comparison. It is a seller’s diligence tool: it shows whether an agent’s process fits the home and the situation.
- 6301 Dorothy Muree Drive: no price change, closed $13,000 over list in 30 days (March 2026). Alta Vista comparison: 18 size-matched sales, median 98.4% of original list, observed September 2, 2026.
- 510 Wedgwood Drive: one 1.2% adjustment, closed at the adjusted price in 70 days (July 2026). Wyndham Hill comparison: 20 size-matched sales, median 97.3% of original list, observed September 2, 2026.
- 7713 Purvis Street: came to Taylor after another brokerage’s listing expired; closed May 2026. The case study covers the photography, pricing and rental-hold decisions.
Case studies · newest closing first
Which sold listings are documented here?
Closed July 30, 2026 · Wyndham Hill, Temple · Academy ISD
510 Wedgwood Drive
Listed May 21, 2026 at $260,500, adjusted once to $257,500 (−1.2%), and closed at $257,500 to a buyer using an FHA loan: 98.8% of the original list and 100% of the final list.
Compared with the 20 size-matched Wyndham Hill closings (1,125–1,875 sq ft): median 97.3% of original list and 71.5 days. Half of those 20 closed faster than this one, half slower. Data observed September 2, 2026.
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Closed May 2026 · Reserve at Pea Ridge, West Temple · Belton ISD
7713 Purvis Street
The home came to Taylor after another brokerage’s listing expired. Its case study walks through the photography, pricing and rental-hold decisions, told from Taylor’s account of the listing.
This case study is Taylor’s account of an expired listing he took over, not an MLS-record workup like the other two.
Read the full case study →Closed March 2, 2026 · Alta Vista Phase III, Temple · Academy ISD
6301 Dorothy Muree Drive
Listed January 31, 2026 at $295,000. The price never changed. Closed at $308,000, 104.4% of list, to a buyer using a VA loan.
Compared with the 18 size-matched Alta Vista closings in the same CTXMLS export (1,936–3,226 sq ft): median 98.4% of original list and 74.5 days from listing to closing. Data observed September 2, 2026.
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What do the case studies include?
- The angle of the sale. What was specific to this home and this market moment, such as an expired listing, a price per foot below the subdivision’s or a listing that needed an adjustment.
- The record. For 6301 Dorothy Muree and 510 Wedgwood, the MLS record: the original list price, any price change, the closed price and the days from listing to closing. 7713 Purvis is told from Taylor’s account of the listing.
- A neighborhood comparison. For 6301 Dorothy Muree and 510 Wedgwood, the size-matched closings in the same subdivision from the same MLS export, with the count, the size range and the date the data was observed. For 7713 Purvis, the most recent sale on the same street.
- The decisions, in order. What was checked before any price change and, where it applied, the alternatives that were modeled, such as the rental hold on 7713 Purvis.
- The unglamorous parts, where they happened. Repair amendments and anything else that protected the closing date.
- An honest read. What worked, and what would change next time.
What you won’t find
No seller names or personal details, and no “multiple offers because the market is hot” claims without the record behind them. In the two MLS-record case studies, every number comes from the MLS record or the comparison set named on that page.
How to read these results
A sale over list is one data point, not a promise.
Two measures appear on these pages. “Close vs original list” compares the closed price with the first list price. “Close vs final list” compares it with the price after any change. 510 Wedgwood Drive closed at 98.8% of its original list and 100% of its final list. Pricing against the subdivision’s closed price per square foot for the home’s size, condition and timing is what gives a listing a shot at the top of its neighborhood’s range. The two MLS-record case studies show where each sale landed.
Questions sellers ask
Sold case studies: frequently asked questions
Are these all of Taylor Dasch's sales?
No. These are the sales written up as full case studies so far, including a sale that took 70 days and needed a price change. The sellers page summarizes the ten CTXMLS listings Taylor represented that closed between September 2025 and August 2026.
Where do the numbers on these case studies come from?
For 6301 Dorothy Muree Drive and 510 Wedgwood Drive, from the listing's MLS record (the original list price, any price change, the closed price and the days from listing to closing) and from size-matched closings in the same subdivision, in exports observed September 2, 2026. The 7713 Purvis case study is told from Taylor's account of the listing. Medians move as new sales close, so the figures are dated, not live.
Why include a sale that needed a price adjustment?
Because it shows a typical outcome for its neighborhood, not just a best case. 510 Wedgwood Drive was adjusted once by 1.2% and closed at the adjusted price in 70 days. Of the 20 size-matched Wyndham Hill closings observed September 2, 2026, half closed faster and half slower.
What should I do if my listing expired?
Start with a diagnosis before a price cut: photos, pricing against the subdivision's closed price per square foot, and timing. The 7713 Purvis case study walks through that sequence on a listing that came to Taylor after another brokerage's listing expired. For your own home, a home valuation request starts the same workup.
Thinking about selling, or sitting with an expired listing?
Ask for the same workup for your home: the size-matched closings in your subdivision, where your home lands and a list-price recommendation, with every figure dated.
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Sold case studies · Taylor Dasch · EG Realty · Temple, TX. The figures on this page are copied from each case study as published. 6301 Dorothy Muree Drive and 510 Wedgwood Drive use CTXMLS listing-side and Bell County closed exports observed September 2, 2026. The 7713 Purvis Street case study, published May 22, 2026, is told from Taylor’s account of the listing; this hub repeats only its neighborhood, size, district and closing month. This hub was rebuilt October 5, 2026; each case study keeps its own dates.