Congratulations Courtney! Here we are again. Two great clients that have bought and sold houses over and over. Courtney and I met years ago through my oldest daughter and I later hired her as my first assistant. We have always enjoyed doing things together and buying this home is another step on our journey together....
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Great Family Friends
Finding just the right house at the right time can be tricky. This sweet couple and I set out to find the best fit for them with specific goals and a budget. After shopping in a wide location area, the perfect place appeared, complete with deer in the front yard! Thank you for the journey...
Flat Paula’s Adventures
Have you heard of Flat Stanley - a project that started in schools to encourage kids to read? Flat Stanley goes on adventures through the mail. We are going to have our own twist on it - "Flat Paula" Travel Adventures! Flat Paula can travel with you - both near and far! Let's take her...
Shannie Day
It’s been 10 years in the making. Our sweet Shannie is on to new adventures, most will continue to include family, Disney and the color green! She has helped KSP serve customers and clients over the years as well as build great relationships. We had a wonderful group of supporters come out to honor her...
What homeowners in the path of Hurricane Harvey can do to avoid financial disaster
Hurricane Harvey Hurricane Harvey’s heavy winds and torrential downpours are just the beginning — natural disasters can easily become financial disasters for homeowners if they don’t make the right choices in the aftermath. Hurricane Harvey made landfall in Texas Saturday as a catastrophic Category 4 storm, packing sustained winds up to 130 miles per hour....
Why 85% of Houston Homeowners Have No Flood Insurance
Tens of thousands of people have been displaced in Houston, Texas alone by Hurricane Harvey. The long-term damage from the catastrophic flooding engulfing the US’s Gulf Coast is expected to cost companies, small businesses, and homeowners as much as $100 billion, according to Imperial Capital. The insurance industry alone may pay out $10-$20 billion, JP...
Fears of Broad-Based Houston Decline ‘Overblown’
According to the HOUSTON (CBRE, Real Estate Center) – A report released yesterday by CBRE said that while lower oil prices will affect Houston’s commercial real estate market, fears of broad-based decline are “overblown.” The report said that the degree of impact will vary based on the magnitude of change in employment, and by property...
2014 HAR Real Estate Report
VIDEO: Houston Housing Minute for December/ Full-Year 2014