If a house is located in a high-risk flood zone and It’s raised above that flood zone, can I have the county reassess the height of the structure and move it to a lower risk level?

Yes, you can raise your home out of the Flood Zone. I was employed with a city and worked with the municipality \"Flood Plane Manager.\" All new residential construction was elevated above the flood plain using crawl space foundations that were hollow and floodable; this is important. The first step is to get an elevation certificate from a licensed surveyor. The elevation certificate and survey will establish the base food elevation and finished floor height (FFH). Next, you will need a foundation company to raise your home and build a crawl space foundation (the county will not do this for you). Three feet above base flood elevation or (BFE) gives you the best flood insurance rate, although 2 feet may be the best value. (FFH) was rounded up to the next foot, so 1ft. 1in. = 2ft. so 2ft. 1in = 3 foot, check with your local food plane manager at the city you live in to verify all information before making a considerable investment.

I have a ranch outside of Harris County and want to list it on Har also (It is 7 hours away), is it ok to use I think Har would get more exposure and alot more interest. Thank you in advance

In My various searches I have found property in South America, not deliberately. There are not many Farm and Ranch properties in Harris County, furthermore I have listed properties in Montgomery County. I am sure it will be a welcomed listing.

Do you provide Sellers Disclosure at open houses or if a person request?

Yes, absolutely! When you read the One to Four Paragraph 7, section B, (2) States \"Buyer has not received the Notice. Within _________ days after the Effective Date of this contract, Seller shall deliver Notice to Buyer. If Buyer does not receive Notice, Buyer may terminate this contract anytime prior to closing and the earnest money will be refunded to the Buyer. If Seller delivers the Notice, Buyer may terminate this contract for any reason within 7 days of receiving notice or prior to closing, whichever first occurs, and the Earnest money will be refunded to the Buyer.\nSo you see, If you don\'t deliver the notice prior to the seller excepting the offer you have just given the Buyer the unrestricted right to terminate the contract for Free.