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Galveston - back in action

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Real Estate Broker/Owner with Ryson Real Estate

ike damage

Galveston took a major blow with hurricane Ike- but we will recover. Cleanup and power restoration is nearing completion and real estate is getting back on track. In order to close a deal that was pending pre-hurricane you have to get all the utilities turned on, re-inspected, re-appraised, and possibly get new financing. I have my first closing post -Ike coming up in a week or two. It is a little tough to close a house unless it is cash, but that will soon change. Most of the island has power, water, and gas. We have some gas stations open, and even some fast food now! Things are looking good. Our office is being re-built even as I write this and we should be open in the next month or so. We are (all of our agents) working hard with past clients, and future clients out of our homes. The next few months may be the best time to buy in Galveston... investors may be able to damaged homes for 50-60% of value...

please visit our website for Ike pictures, my own post-ike blog, and more on Galveston real estate

Anonymous
Kris

If your home was damaged by Hurricane Ike and after weighing your options, you opt to sell your home as is. Give us a call at Third Coast Investments, LLC. 281.657.6076. The ultimate goal is for you keep your insurance money and we pay off your bank.  That way you can use the money to purchase another home.

Oct 17, 2008 04:53 AM
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Christina Strommen Stevens
Southwest Realty Advisors LLC - Galveston, TX
Galveston Texas Realtor, Vacation home expert

Am I confused or is Kris asking you to give her a call so she can help you sell your house????  Ha This made me giggle but I'm normally blonde so maybe I don't see some other message here.  Kind of odd for any compny to piggy back your thread to try and get biz.  That bugged me.  I have a feeling you know how to get your home sold if you choose to do so.  It will be a horror to see all the scam artist try to rip off good people in Galveston.

Oct 17, 2008 05:32 AM
Rick Tourgee
Robert Paul Properties, Inc. - Provincetown, MA
Provincetown and Cape Cod

Great photo, it says a thousand words!

Oct 22, 2008 05:12 AM