I find this question very interesting, because it happens more often than it should. It is always nice when agents leave notes giving you a heads up on little "issues" like that (a tough door/ or lock, multiple, locks, etc.) but sometimes that is not always provided, leaving the showing agent to be surprised as well. It happens! It's good to arrive early when possible.

Congratulations on your new job opportunity and welcome to Texas! I'm sorry to hear that you have an eviction on your record. Unfortunately, this will make it more difficult to find a home, but there are still some options available. First, I would suggest that you reach out to a few different real estate companies and realtors to see if they accept working with families with evictions. It's possible that you may be able to find someone willing to work with you, especially if the eviction is 7 years out. Second, you might want to consider looking for private rentals. By going through a private landlord, you may be able to find a rental home in a good area and negotiate a double deposit if needed. Finally, it's important to remember that it may take some time to find a rental home that meets your needs. With that in mind, you may want to look into short-term housing options in the meantime. This could help you to secure a place to stay while you keep searching for a longer-term solution.

First, check the website of the Texas Real Estate Commission to see if they have any lists of realtors who work with these types of vouchers. Another option is to contact any local real estate offices you may have in your area and ask if they have any realtors who are experienced in Home Inc. Housing voucher. Most real estate offices will have someone who specializes in this type of voucher and they should be able to help you find a realtor who can help you. Finally, you can also reach out to any friends or family members who have worked with a realtor in the past. They may be able to recommend someone who is familiar with Home Inc. Housing voucher. Knowing your needs I would be happy to assist you in your house search using your voucher program. If you need assistance contact me at 832-294-3367/