Austin Buyers: Check Flood Zones on FloodPro After Atlas 14 Remapping
Austin buyers: use FloodPro to pull address-level FEMA and city flood maps, check Atlas 14 remapping impacts, and follow a buy-side checklist before your…
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Got a Hays CAD Homestead Audit Letter? What to Do Before Your Exemption Is Terminated
Already have a Hays County homestead exemption? Follow an audit letter’s deadline and document request; an unanswered letter starts the district’s termination process.
Texas Buyers: Earnest Money vs Option Fee and the Three Day Deadline
Texas buyers: a checklist to track earnest money and option fees. Know the 3 day deposit deadline, inspection timing, and refund outcomes.
Can a Texas Insurer Reject Your Home Just Because the Roof Is Old?
TDI says roof age alone cannot justify declining or nonrenewing home insurance. Here’s how Austin homeowners can clarify the reason and keep coverage in place.
File by April 30: Claim $140K Texas Homestead Exemption in Austin
Austin homeowners: claim the Texas homestead exemption that removes $140,000 from school taxes (plus $60,000 for 65+/disabled). Find filing steps,…
Selling a Texas Home? Check the Separate Water-Rights Disclosure
An exemption from the ordinary Seller’s Disclosure Notice does not necessarily excuse the separate water-rights disclosure. Start with the actual TREC contract.
Austin Property Surveys: $1,600–$3,700 and Closing Checklist
Practical Austin guidance on property surveys: who must seal them, when title companies accept existing surveys, and local costs ($1,600–$3,700).
Austin Buyers: How GreatSchools and Niche Scores Inflate Home Prices
Compare GreatSchools and Niche by methodology and bias. Learn which score shows growth versus culture, spot red flags, and avoid overpaying in Austin.
Texas Home Insurance Trouble? How to Use TDI’s New ZIP-Code Transparency Tool
TDI’s new tool shows reported insurance actions and reasons by ZIP code. Here’s how Austin-area buyers and homeowners can use it without mistaking area data for a personal coverage answer.