Only builder I’ve seen do that in the burbs is Chesmar. But also most developers are building homes up to an X flood plain on new developments. So flooding is less of a concern. Along with added retention ponds and lakes. A lot has changed here since Harvey. But if you wanna discuss options in depth here’s a link to my calendar: aaronlathan.prgtexas.net/buyer-consultation
I am gonna hit you up brother. Wife and I are flying into town to check out Cypress, Magnolia, Spring, Conroe, and Willis in mid June. Once we pick a community I will reach out.
@@tiancamadden844 I wouldn't say that I'm uncomfortable in Conroe at all but there are definitely more diverse areas. There are trade offs with every burb. Here's a link to my calendar so we can go more in depth: aaronlathan.prgtexas.net/buyer-consultation
Pretty straightforward here. Stuff outside of the city is usually between 3.2-3.6%. Goes down over time as MUD bonds are paid down in the community. Schools and MUD taxes usually make up 2-2.5%. In the city you don’t have the mud tax so you’re usually in the low 2s before any exemptions you qualify for. If you’ve got other questions here’s my calendar link. aaronlathan.prgtexas.net/buyer-consultation
Remember those 3 and adjust as needed ☺️. And the 4th L (Lathan 👋🏽☺️). Here’s a link to my calendar when you’re ready: aaronlathan.prgtexas.net/buyer-consultation
