Texas · NEIGHBORHOOD INTELLIGENCE

Energy Corridor. A more informed perspective.

Ask for evidence at the neighborhood level, with particular attention to drainage and commute patterns.

What to understand before choosing an agent

Start with the property’s flood context

Use the Harris County Flood Education Mapping Tool to inspect mapped floodplains, watersheds, and drainage channels. Ask an agent how they will help you obtain property-specific flood history and insurance information; a map alone does not describe every source of flood risk.

Inspect the source

Separate county records from neighborhood experience

A Harris County licensing record establishes a county connection. It does not prove that a professional regularly works in the Heights, Memorial, the Energy Corridor, or another Houston neighborhood. Ask for a dated list of relevant transactions and permission to verify it.

Compare the complete cost of ownership

Before comparing homes, request a property-specific breakdown of taxes, insurance, association dues, and any district assessments. Ask your agent to identify the underlying documents and qualified professionals who can confirm them.

Real estate agents with a regional connection

Licensing location is not proof of neighborhood expertise or a confirmed service area. Ask for evidence specific to your transaction. Results with equal evidence use a stable identifier tie-break.

Evidence collection is underway.

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Questions to ask your shortlist

Which recent transactions match my location, property type, and price range?
Which parts of the process will you handle personally, and which will your team handle?
What are the proposed services, compensation, duration, and cancellation terms?
How will you communicate changes in strategy, risk, or timing?
Can you show the sources behind your market analysis?