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Experience that protects your equity.

A Dallas–Fort Worth team built for clients who want every dollar of their equity defended at the closing table.

Adam Bartulis, Good Public Group

Adam James Bartulis

Good Public Group

A note from Adam

Before I became a licensed Texas agent, I worked well over a hundred off-market files across multiple markets — trial by fire, every one of them. Nine heirs on a single deed. Cash-for-keys negotiations with tenants who would’ve killed a closing otherwise. Quiet title suits. Titles so tangled that one company wouldn’t underwrite them — so we moved the file, found an independent underwriter, and got the policy issued. I know what it takes to get a deal across the finish line when it doesn’t want to go.

That experience shaped Good Public Group — and honestly, it made traditional brokerage look straightforward by comparison. I wanted to build something people could truly trust: full representation with tiered fees that give sellers real control, not the blanket model where everyone pays the same rate regardless of what the job actually requires. The off-market years also cemented our cash offer path. Most companies outsource that to third-party buyers who stack on fees — by the time it’s done, sellers can walk away leaving 20% or more on the table. Ours runs off an internal buyers list. Direct, streamlined, and built to protect your equity.

Here’s something most in this industry won’t say upfront: a cash offer gives you certainty, but you will not get top dollar. If speed and simplicity matter most, it’s a legitimate path and we can deliver it. But if walking away with the most money possible is the goal, a well-run market listing wins every time. You deserve to know that before you decide — not after.

What we offer isn’t complicated: transparent representation, fees that reflect the actual work, marketing that stands out in any yard in any neighborhood, and a phone that gets answered. When things get complicated — and sometimes they do — you’ll have someone who’s been through worse and found a way forward.

No fluff. Just people helping people get where they’re trying to go.

I’d rather earn a reputation than a quick commission. I’m building this one client at a time, and I hope you’ll let myself and Good Public Group be a part of your future real estate moves.

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What nobody says out loud

the commission — for the same work.

The work is the same. The payout doubles.

Selling a $400,000 home and a $900,000 home takes essentially the same work — yet a percentage fee charges twice as much for it. There’s no justification for that. Just precedent — and precedent isn’t a value proposition.

Good Public Group exists because the sellers who’ve been around long enough already know this. They just haven’t had somewhere to go. Now they do.

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Why we exist

Why Good Public Group was created.

Not a mission statement — two deals from Adam’s own life that made the math impossible to unsee.

01

The “cash offer” that was really a listing pitch.

I had an off-market investment property. I already had offers lined up. I wasn’t looking for a listing — I was looking to squeeze every dollar of equity out of the deal before I took one. So I called Mark Spain. Their whole top-of-funnel is the cash offer. That’s the hook. What they actually want is your listing.

The agent came out, walked the property, quoted $330,000 to list — at six and a half percent. I told her I wasn’t interested in listing. She said she’d follow up about the cash offer in a couple of days.

She didn’t. I had to chase it down.

Her motivation was never the cash offer. It was the listing. And when I asked if there was any room in that commission — on an investment property, headed straight to a cash buyer — the answer was no.

I took one of my off-market offers instead.

02

The agent who earned every dollar.

A few years before that, I sold a condo. Someone referred me to an agent out of Balboa Island, California. No discount pitch. No gimmick. That’s just how he ran his business — leaner, because he’d already won.

He got me three percent over asking.

When it closed, he asked for a tip. I gave him five thousand dollars and didn’t think twice. Because he earned it. That’s the difference between paying for performance and paying for a license.

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