Selling your flooded open in C u press. Do you think the consumer mindset is changing on homes that flooded only during Harvey?

I think what you are asking is about selling a home that flooded in Hurricane Harvey. I know of many homes that have sold after being repaired from the flood. I would not assume that buyers would not buy a flooded home. Many homes flooded that had never flooded since construction in the 1940-50\'s. I tell my buyers that want a home in an area that \"will not flood\" that we simply cannot predict when or where the next storm will happen. Any area that got as much rain as Harvey delivered would probably flood. But HH was a rare event. I think if a home has been remediated and repaired, it will likely sell. If sellers do not want to repair then investors will buy to do repairs to rent or sell those properties. I hope I answered what you were asking.

Really, a lease purchase. Do you encourage this or discourage this? My experience says those rarely work out and are strenuous on both buyer and seller. Your thoughts.

I would refer your client to home partners of america. The company buys the house (assuming the house qualifies) lets your client (assuming they qualify) rent it ( up to 3 years in texas) with an option to buy, not an obligation.

Affordable memory care in the Cypress area is needed!

There is a very helpful website called A Place For Mom that may be a good resource. They offer personalized assistance that is free to the consumer. Remember that the facility must agree to pay a commission to the website therefore they may not have all of the options available in Cypress, but it is likely you will have many choices by using this service. Feel free to contact me if you need any one on one assistance.

My credit is not so good,my husbands is better than mine.We have a good down payment,how can we get a loan?Or what do we need to do?

Claudia my suggestion is to talk to an experienced loan officer. Many times, if income allows, the loan can go under the buyer with the better credit...then the spouse is put on the title at closing..not the loan. It works. Try going to www.marypapageorge.com...she is with Amcap Mortgage and is very knowledgeable. Feel free to contact me for more info at 2817330851. Good luck!