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As your residential real estate specialist, we are committed to bringing responsiveness, process, order, urgency, and energy to your buying or selling transaction. We focus on homes and properties in Northwest Houston including, Cypress, Katy, Spring, Tomball, and The Woodlands. You can contact us 713-542-2845 or visit our website at www.InmonTeam.com

10/17/2026

Okay, so something I see a lot that costs buyers money is little details that are easy to spot if you know what you're looking for.

Here's what I'm watching for at every showing:

Gutters emptying right against the foundation. All that rainwater dumps where you least want it, and over time it can lead to foundation or water problems.

A yard that slopes toward the house. Water should run away from the home, not toward it.

Interior doors trimmed at the bottom. Usually someone shaved them because they stopped closing right, which can mean the floor or foundation has shifted.

Gaps where the baseboard meets the floor. Another sign the floor may have settled.

None of these automatically mean walk away. They just mean ask more questions and have your inspector take a closer look.

The house is talking. Most buyers just aren't listening 😉

There's always so much going on around here once fall hits, so I made a list of the spots I hear about the most this tim...
10/16/2026

There's always so much going on around here once fall hits, so I made a list of the spots I hear about the most this time of year!

Some are great for the little ones and some are a whole day out. Have you been to any of these yet? I'd love to know which one's your favorite 🎃

Fall has a reputation for being a "bad time" to buy or sell a home. But if you know where to look, it can actually work ...
10/14/2026

Fall has a reputation for being a "bad time" to buy or sell a home. But if you know where to look, it can actually work in your favor! 🍂

A few things fall offers that spring and summer don't:

🏡 Sellers face less competition, so your home doesn't get buried in a crowded market
📅 Fall buyers usually have a real deadline, which means fewer tire-kickers and more serious offers
🤝 Buyers often have more room to negotiate and fewer bidding wars to fight through
🍁 Homes look their best with fall color, and you get to see a house in real weather before you commit

If you're thinking about making a move this fall, I'd love to help you use the season to your advantage!

If you’re selling your house and buying another, talk through the timing before you start booking movers. Especially if ...
10/10/2026

If you’re selling your house and buying another, talk through the timing before you start booking movers. Especially if you need the money from your sale to buy the next place, there are a few things you’ll want lined up early.

When will that money be available? When do you have to be out, and when can you get the new keys? And if a closing gets pushed back, where will you stay?

You don’t need every detail figured out today, but working through these questions with your agent and lender now can save you a lot of scrambling later. Swipe through for what to sort out first!

These two areas get compared a lot, so I wanted to put a few of the things people usually ask about side by side: home p...
10/09/2026

These two areas get compared a lot, so I wanted to put a few of the things people usually ask about side by side: home prices, schools, getting around, and what there is to do nearby.

It’s a starting point if you’re considering both, though the specific neighborhood and address matter too. Swipe through and see which sounds more like your kind of place!

I’ve seen buyers fall in love with a house and think, “We’ll fix it up little by little.” That can work for paint and da...
10/07/2026

I’ve seen buyers fall in love with a house and think, “We’ll fix it up little by little.” That can work for paint and dated cabinets, but it gets harder when repairs need attention right away. Before you commit, get those concerns checked, get repair quotes, and look at what you’ll have left after closing. You don’t need every update done on day one, but you do need a plan for the work that can’t wait!

Selling your home is usually a little more emotional than people expect it to be, which is why it helps to keep a clear ...
10/03/2026

Selling your home is usually a little more emotional than people expect it to be, which is why it helps to keep a clear head about the feedback you’re getting along the way. You don’t need to change course because one or two buyers mention something, but if you start hearing the same comment over and over, that’s probably worth paying attention to. Sometimes a pattern in the feedback can tell you where buyers are getting hung up and give you a chance to adjust the strategy, whether that means the price, presentation, or something else. Especially in a market where every showing matters, being willing to listen and make small adjustments can make a real difference.

I want to help you get better at noticing the little things when you walk through a house. Not because every little thin...
10/01/2026

I want to help you get better at noticing the little things when you walk through a house. Not because every little thing is a problem, but because some of the most useful clues are pretty obvious once you know to look for them.

How the house smells, how much natural light it actually gets, whether the layout feels awkward, signs of maintenance, noise, and what’s happening around the property can all tell you a lot and after you’ve seen enough homes, you start noticing these things without really thinking about it. That’s the kind of instinct I want buyers to have.

Really simply, if you want to buy before the end of the year, think about it like a short to-do list instead of one huge...
09/29/2026

Really simply, if you want to buy before the end of the year, think about it like a short to-do list instead of one huge process.

Get clear on the payment you’re comfortable with.
Save up a little extra for added expenses for the first few months.
Talk to a lender.
Compare all realities of different potential properties.
Start looking early enough to learn what actually matters to you.

It gets a lot less overwhelming once you break it into a few manageable steps!

A lot of people assume a brand new home means everything should be perfect, but that’s not always the case. New construc...
09/26/2026

A lot of people assume a brand new home means everything should be perfect, but that’s not always the case. New construction can still have things that get missed, which is why inspections still matter. The goal is not to expect the worst, it’s just to make sure everything is checked while there’s still time to address it before closing.

If you’d like a fuller, more comprehensive list of what to pay attention to with a new build, just let me know!

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