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It’s safe to say that selling a fire-damaged house in Texas can feel like a lot of work.

Whether you’re a homeowner who has recently undergone the trauma of dealing with a disastrous fire in your home or a real estate agent looking to sell a damaged property successfully, rest assured that there is a solution.

Code violations occur when a property fails to meet building standards for health, safety, or zoning. Texas institutes these laws to protect buyers, occupiers, and the public.

Unfortunately, selling a house with code violations in Texas can be challenging. It doesn’t make the house unsellable, but it often means you must fix issues before you sell your property to someone else.

Selling a house can be a big decision, and the process can feel overwhelming. In San Antonio, home sales are on the rise again after two years of declines. This rebound in the market presents a great opportunity for homeowners looking to sell.

One effective way to do this is by selling to a direct buyer online. This method offers convenience and speed, which can be especially appealing in a competitive market.

Did you know that home sales in the San Antonio area surged in early 2024? With nearly 8,000 homes sold in Bexar and surrounding counties in the first three months, sales were up 8% from the previous year. Of course, not every quarter of the year is equal when it comes to selling your home.

Many homeowners across San Antonio have unpaid property tax balances.  This can cause worry and concern especially if or when the homeowner is considering selling the house with delinquent taxes.  Whether the delinquent property taxes are due to financial hardship, miscalculations, or simple oversight, getting behind on property tax payments can cause stress and can lead to penalties, fees, and the risk of facing property tax foreclosure.