Will my home sale after hurricane harvey if it didnt flood?

Please I need to know if the value of house has increased in Houston Texas since after the hurricane because I intend having a Refinance on my reverse mortgage

Dear A R,

Answer depends. One of the important dependable is the price, is your house priced right ?
Significant amount of houses got damaged during and after Harvey. This might help the non damaged houses to sell faster with the lower inventories.
While It should not be interpreted as the house price will increase or the listing price or houses on market should be increased. If your house was on market price before Harvey keeping the same price is recommended, if a surge of demand occurs you might get multiple offers and the sale price will increase. If you list your house higher than market price, your house might wait long on market and you might end up selling below market price due to aging on market. You

If you do not have a Realtor, Let us meet and discuss my 14 point marketing plan to sell your house along with correctly setting listing price of your house with respect to current market conditions.

Regards,

Cagdas Acar
Msc, PSA, Realtor
Mobile: 832-283-1091
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Hi, If your house is priced and staged right, it will sell especially since it didn't get flooded. When a major event like Harvey happens, many house buyers take one step back to check the market conditions before resuming their search. Eventually they will start looking for a house and yours will sell.

Chris
Coldwell Bankers
www.ChrisRealEstatePro.com
832.859.8698

Dear A R,
It just depends, on the home on the neighborhood, and most on the Realtor, and the job they do in marketing the home.

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Dominik Szabo
Brockway Realty
(832) 844 1724
DominikRealtor.com
The Doctor of Real Estate in Houston Texas
" Professional, Courteous, and Informed "

Is your home in sellable, competitive condition? (important) Is your home priced at true market value not "dream pricing"? Best place to be priced if there is a high and low in the neighborhood - the middle. Again - is the property ready to be sold not just eager and seller has left many un-done projects? Homes still can sell in 1 day it happens. Condition, location and pricing - if you can really check these off a buyer's list - the opportunities are there - in all neighborhoods. Agents often agree to sellers listing prices being they the seller. Alas the seller has hired you to help them get sold and if they way off the mark on pricing - write in a price drop or 2 in your listing agreement UPFRONT so when the property has not shown or collected offers by a certain day - price automatically drops to the next one on your listing agreement. Easier to get a seller to agree to lower when you agree to their dream price - plus you already have in writing and no amendment needed - amendments just remind sellers that they tooo high - be smarted then the sellers. Seen the high end market sell in a day when the sellers understand - the location, condition and price - not 1 of 3 or 2 of 3 - 3 of 3. and in slower markets - be a bit more demanding of the seller - they will be demanding of you when they do not see showings or offers. It is a joint effort and confidence will make your sales life - better - trust that. Cheers and new goal - sales in one day on market!

Absolutly your home WILL sell!! There are three factors that ensure a home will sell... First is Price.. is it priced correctly? Second is Location...are you in a good community, good schools, do your neighbors show pride of ownership? Third is Condition...is your home in great condition, have ypu decluttered, is it painted a neutral color in each room? Is your flooring in good condition? If you can answer yes to all of these questions...A buyer will look at your home, Fall in love and...Make an Offer!! If you are not currently working with a Realtor I would be more than happy to help you get your home sold!! If you have found a new home and need someone to help with negotiations I can assist you. Feel free to call, text or email me...Shelli Underwood, JLA Realty, Kingwood, TX 281-460-1363 agentshelliu@yahoo.com FYI Curb Appeal Sales!!! Plant Flowers, Fresh Mulch and it will have a SOLD sign soon!! Best Wishes and Good Luck!! If you would like message me I have several buyers looking activly

A.R.
The demand for non flooded housing is up, so you should feel confident. Expect the lender and inspector to do more thorough inspections but if you did not flooded at all, you have nothing to worry about to the opposite.
francois@cozy-homes.com
PS: there is no such thing as a natural disaster clause, specificaly because your house was not affected.

Hello,
I apologize to hear that. I know this home buying/ selling process can be draining. Luckily, HAR.com is on top of this for agents and the sellers and buyers. They added a searchable option that allows agents that are losing a property to select whether the home flooded in Hurricane Harvey "yes" or "no" this may help your home sell faster if there was no other factors that cause it to fall through. Did yu find out exactly why they backed out. In my opinion if I was buying a home that did not flood in a 1000 year flood then that would be a blessing and a bonus not a negative.

Of course it will. In fact HAR.com is having agents designate homes that did not flood to assist buyers in their search.
As your home did not have any flood damage it should sell without issue depending where buyers are looking. What area are you in? Did you have any damage, if so make sure you file a FEMA claim as soon as possible

Hi AR,

If your home did not have any flood damage and depending on the location and price range, it should sell without issue. There is a home shortage in Houston in the mild to mid price range and there are buyers. I am working with investors who are looking for rental property and there are families out there looking for homes.

If you are no longer working with the agent who listed your home the first time around and you are looking to interview a new agent, I would like to interview for the job.

Michael Jobin, SRES
C&K Properties
713.545.2314
MJobin@Jobee.com

Sorry for your problems from Harvey. It was a major devastation to our state. Are you working with a realtor at this time? Your real estate professional is the go to person to assist with selling your home and marketing strategies. A property can sell but there are no guarantees as to selling price because there are many factors that affect the sell of a property. If you would like to discuss your situations specifically the best option is to hire a skilled real estate professional to walk you through the process. If you have a some general questions please feel free to contact me to see how I may be able to assist you in the process to help relieve some of the stress. Marketing and negotiations will be the key in your situation. Call me Pamela Banks, Strongtower Realty & Mgmt. 832-423-8303. email address strongtrm@yahoo.com. Allow me to use my experience and expertise to reach your ultimate goal, sell current property at highest price possible, put contract on new so that it is not lost and you make a smooth transition with less stress.