It has been six months since Hurricane Harvey hit Southeast Texas, leaving more than 200,000 homes damaged or destroyed by flood waters.
If your home is among those damaged, there’s a good chance you’re still waiting – waiting for officials to make decisions about whether your property is eligible for a buyout, waiting for money from your flood insurance company, waiting for contractors to return your calls, or waiting for construction crews to show up.
The Houston Astros have won the World Series, the holidays have come and gone, and we’ve witnessed a rare Super Blue Blood Moon, and you’re still waiting.
At Big State Home Buyers, we’re hearing from Texans just like you every day who are experiencing the same aggravation.
Not surprisingly, many are coming to the decision that they want to sell.
Maybe you can relate to the feelings of exhaustion, anxiety, frustration, and capitulation that flooded home owners shared with us. If the idea of selling your home has greater appeal now than immediately after Harvey, you’re not alone.
In the immediate aftermath of the storm, homeowners were instructed to act fast. Rip out sheetrock and cabinetry, pull up soaked carpet and discard water-damaged belongings immediately.
For many, that need to act, whether it was pure emotion or instinct, kept them plodding forward. Now, six months later, they’ve had time to sincerely assess their situation, and they want to change course.
Professional home buyers, like Big State Home Buyers, buy houses in any condition. That includes homes in an extreme state of disrepair. In the case of Harvey victims, homes somewhere in the stage of repairs. If you’ve never thought of selling your flooded home to a professional home buyer before, let us share another list with you. These are the top five reasons you should consider it now:
If you were a victim of Harvey’s record rainfall, don’t wait any longer to get your life back to normal. To learn more about selling your flooded home to a professional home buyer or to get a quote for your property, contact us.