Address: 17302 House & Hahl Rd #223, Cypress, TX 77433, USA
Phone: +18326283603
Sunday: 1–5PM
Monday: 9AM–9PM
Tuesday: 9AM–9PM
Wednesday: 9AM–9PM
Thursday: 9AM–9PM
Friday: 9AM–9PM
Saturday: 9AM–9PM
Erin Stearns
Jessica is the very best around. She listens and invests in her clients. After buying your home, she continues to check in. She’s not just a realtor, she becomes a friend and part of your family!
Kensey Duncan
Jessica went out of her way to help me find a house when I moved to Houston in 2015 and has kept in touch ever since. She's answered countless home questions for me throughout the years and has been a genuine friend. I will forever use her as my realtor and can't recommend her enough to anyone looking to buy or sell a home.
jennifer Baek
If you are looking for someone who is personable and knowledgeable, Jessica Harless is your girl! We appreciate her expertise and kindness. We couldn’t have done it without her. Every moment of the journey was made better by her advice and her personal attention to our family. I also appreciate her generosity! She continually supports my campus with goodies and luncheons for our staff. She has gone out of her way to make a difference on the staff and students! Thank you Jessica Harless for your servant heart. I appreciate you giving back to our community.
Deborah Butzke
Jessica is friendly, professional and efficient. She worked tirelessly and patiently to find just the right house for us. As a result of our experience we were extremely satisfied and continue to be be friends. She goes above and beyond for her clients. In our case that also included invaluable help from Jessica and her family when we flooded during Hurricane Harvey. We have and will recommend her over and over again.
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Your first step should be to find a local lender. Your lender can assist you in not only securing financing, but also help you to determine the price point/range of your home purchase. If you are a first-time home buyer, your lender can offer various financing options. Your lender can also pre-approve or pre-qualify you for a mortgage loan. Most sellers will ask for a letter from your lender when your realtor submits an offer. Once you know your price range, you can then begin search for homes that meet your must-haves and nice to haves. You should determine what neighborhoods suit your need in price, location, and vibe. If you need the names of local lenders, I can provide you with a list. These lenders are ones that have served my past clients well and would be happy to work with you.
A home inspection focuses on a home's physical condition including its structural condition as well as its systems (HVAC, Plumbing, Electrical, etc.). Whereas an appraisal is an assessment of a home's value and provides a lender with assurance that their investment is secured. It also can provide a home buyer with a purchase price validation.
When the supply of listed property is more than the demand it’s a buyers’ market. Sometimes this can cause prices to decline. A sellers' market is when there is a higher demand for properties than the active available properties. This often results in bidding wars and higher sale prices, Signs of a Shifting Market • A lot of Expiring Listings – an increase shows signs of a shift to a buyers’ market • Change in the Number of Offers – a decrease shows signs of a shift to a buyers’ market • Absorption Rate – when it takes more than 6 months for all the listed homes to sell it’s a shift to a buyers’ market • Days on Market – A longer selling period for listings often indicates a shift to a buyers’ market
The Texas Department of Insurance (TDI) recommends the following care and maintenance for your home's roof... - Remove tree limbs hanging over or near your roof. - Check your roof for missing or damages shingles after a storm. - Check your chimney for loose bricks that might fall on your roof. - Keep gutters clean to keep water from damaging your roof. - Check your roof for missing or damaged shingles after a storm.
Once my client's offer has been accepted, I always remind them: 𝑫𝒐 𝑵𝒐𝒕 Take out a car loan or finance other big items | Do not quit or change jobs | Max out your credit cards | Close any accounts | Make big financial changes prior to closing | Don't pay bills late | Don't forget to alert your lender to an influx of cash! These can easily disrupt your finiancing and possibly cause you to lose out on your purchase...
WHAT IS EARNEST MONEY? Earnest money is an amount agreed to in the real estate contract that you will pay 3 days after the seller accepts your contract. It’s a show of good faith. WHO HOLDS ONTO THE EARNEST MONEY? It usually goes to a title company escrow agent. WHO GETS THE EARNEST MONEY IF THE TRANSACTION DOESN’T CLOSE? The contract terms dictate if and when earnest money is returned to the buyer. If the termination occurs during the option period, it is usually returned.
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