Brenda Cheney-Real Estate Services

05/12/2026

Just listed! Come see this beautiful townhome in Seabrook, Texas & enjoy elegant coastal living! Only 2 blocks from all the water activities!
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05/01/2026

01/01/2026

Happy New Year! It’s going to be a great year for those looking to buy or sell their home!

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas! May your home be filled with blessings, sprinkles and magical memories 🎅🏻

11/18/2025

ATTENTION INVESTORS & FIRST TIME HOMEOWNERS!
Move-in ready & fully updated 1-bedroom townhome offers a rare opportunity for both first-time buyers & investors. Priced at $85,000 & located in the desirable Tanglewilde area
with fast access to Westpark, Gessner, Beltway 8 & the Galleria via car or bus this property combines affordability, privacy & long-term value.
The home features an updated kitchen with granite counters, a breakfast bar, open living room with fireplace, laminate flooring, in-unit utility room & a peaceful patio overlooking the pool.
The primary bedroom is tucked upstairs for privacy and includes a walk-in closet. HVAC condenser replaced in 2021. Reserved covered parking spot is included.
For investors: market rents for similar units in this area trend around $1,050 a month. With HOA fees of $299 a month and taxes of approximately $2,264 a year, the estimated cap rate is
approximately 6.4 percent depending on individual operating costs. Non-warrantable financing options are available, and lender contacts are provided upon request.
The community offers a pool, clubhouse, controlled access & close proximity to major employers, shopping, restaurants & entertainment. Whether you are looking for an affordable
place to call home or a solid cash-flowing investment in a high-demand Houston location, this property checks all the boxes.

10/31/2025

👻 Home Sweet Haunted Home...
Happy Halloween from your Realtor homie 🎃

Ghosts and goblins fill the night,
Pumpkins glow with orange light,
Witches cackle, black cats roam,
But I’ll help you find your perfect home!

No spooky creaks or cobweb lairs,
Just comfy chairs and stylish stairs,
A treat, not trick—that’s my goal,
To help you find your dream home soul!

So as you carve your jack-o’-lantern bright,
And munch on candy late tonight,
Remember—when it’s time to move,
I’m the Realtor with the Halloween groove! 🏡✨

A night a fun for make-up, costumes and scary dress!
Wishing you treats, no tricks, and maybe a brand-new address!

10/30/2025

GOOD NEWS Fed policymakers voted to lower the benchmark federal funds rate by 25 basis points to a range of 3.75% to 4%.
How Does this Affect Homebuyers?
1. Short-term relief: Lower rates signal to markets that borrowing should become cheaper. That often leads to a drop in long-term bond yields (like the 10-year Treasury), which mortgage rates closely follow.
2. Mortgage rates may ease: If investors believe inflation is cooling and the Fed is pivoting toward easier policy, you’ll likely see lower 30-year fixed mortgage rates — perhaps a quarter-point or more over the next few weeks.
3. Refinancing opportunities: Homeowners might also find it worthwhile to refinance if mortgage rates continue trending down.

08/20/2025

Beautiful Houston Townhome- Move in Ready!

For Sale: 3754 Tanglewilde St N C3, Houston, TX 77063 ∙ $95,000 ∙ 730 Sqft, 1 bed, 1 full and 1 half baths, Townhouse ∙ View more.

06/09/2025

Location Location Location!

05/08/2025

In Texas, the deadline to file a property tax protest is May 15 or 30 days after the appraisal district mails your Notice of Appraised Value, whichever is later.

For example, if your appraisal notice was mailed on April 25, your protest deadline would be May 25. However, if the notice was sent earlier, say on April 10, the deadline would default to May 15. It's important to note that if the deadline falls on a weekend or holiday, it extends to the next business day.

To file your protest, you can:

Online: Visit the Harris County or Galveston Central Appraisal District's website and use their online protest system.

By Mail: Complete and send Form 50-132, the Property Owner’s Notice of Protest, to the appraisal district's address.

In Person: Submit your protest directly at the appraisal district's office.

Be sure your protest includes your property information and the reason for your protest. After filing, you may request an informal conference to discuss your valuation before a formal hearing is scheduled.