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Selling a Storm-Damaged Home

From Gulf Coast hurricanes and flooding to wind, hail, and winter storms, severe weather can leave homeowners with costly repairs and hard choices.

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Quick Answer

Will you buy a home that has flooded?

Yes. We evaluate flood-affected homes as-is and explain how the damage factors into our number.

Common Storm-Related Damage

Storm damage often includes roof and siding damage, water intrusion, flooding, mold, fallen trees, and damage to electrical or HVAC systems. Some of it is hidden and grows worse over time.

Weighing Your Options

Repairing storm damage may involve insurance claims, contractor availability, and permits. Some owners prefer to repair and stay; others would rather sell without taking on the project. We evaluate storm-damaged homes in their current condition.

Next Steps

This guide is general information. For safety, insurance, or code questions, please consult the appropriate licensed professional or local authority.

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Cody Hatch, Acquisition Specialist

Cody Hatch

Acquisition Specialist

Greater Houston

281-222-5173
Ernie Stone, Senior Acquisition Specialist

Ernie Stone

Senior Acquisition Specialist

California & Utah

832-730-7622

Selling a Storm-Damaged Home Property FAQ

Will you buy a home that has flooded?

Yes. We evaluate flood-affected homes as-is and explain how the damage factors into our number.

What if mold is present?

We still evaluate the property. Please avoid exposure and consult a professional regarding health concerns.