Will the Bank Accept a Short Sale If I Owe More Than My House Is Worth in Texas?Short answer: Possibly. It depends on many factors. Owing more than your home is worth is exactly the situation a
Dated: March 11 2026
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Storms Rolled Through the San Antonio Area Tonight
Some pretty intense storms rolled through the San Antonio area earlier this evening, and many homeowners may be waking up to hail damage, roof damage, wind damage, or fallen debris.
Unfortunately, after storms like this, storm-chasing contractors often show up quickly. While some may be legitimate, many pressure homeowners to sign contracts immediately or file insurance claims before you’ve had time to assess the damage.
If you think your home may have hail or storm damage, take a moment to inspect things safely and be cautious about who you hire.
If you need a reputable roofing company or contractor, please reach out to me first. I work with trusted local professionals who take great care of my clients and stand behind their work.
Your home matters, and so do you.
If you need a referral or just want advice on what to do next, I’m happy to help.
Call or text: 210-878-6116
Stay safe and check on your neighbors tonight.
Deborah Coley | San Antonio & South Texas Real Estate Broker | REO | Probate & Divorce Real Estate | Distressed Properties | Property Management | First Time Buyers | Military & Relocation With mo....
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