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6201 Marsha Sharp Freeway, Lubbock, TX 79407

6201 Marsha Sharp Freeway, Lubbock, TX 79407Est. $368,000 [P] | 2,310 sq ft [P]

Single-family home

$368,000Estimated value $159 per sq ft
5 / 2Beds / baths 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
2,310 sq ftLiving area Building footprint and floors on the map
1991Year built 35 years old
5,400 sq ftLot size 0.12 acres

What does [P] mean? Address and location are real public data. Anything marked [P] is a probability-based estimate generated for a typical home like this one – not a record about this exact property. Hover or tap [P] to see how each value is estimated.

Sources: TxGIO / National Address Database · OpenStreetMap buildings · FEMA flood map · USGS elevation · FHFA price index · Texas Dept. of Insurance. Items marked [P] are estimates and are not taken from these sources.

$159 / sq ft ≈ $3,040 / mo to own Rent est. $2,600 / mo Cash flow (investor): HighFlood: ModerateUpdated Oct 12, 2026 · TX-model v1.1 · 2026-10-12
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First look at the property

This is a single-family home in Lubbock, Lubbock County, with an estimated value of $368,000 and about 2,310 sq ft of living area. Below is a short read of what speaks for and against it, based on the data on this page.

Strengths

  • 5 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms suit families and many tenants.
  • Modeled price of $159 per sq ft is below the nearby comparable median of $174.
  • HVAC age risk looks low on the available data.

Weaknesses

  • Property tax of about $6,760 per year ($563 per month) is a large running cost.
  • Modeled cash flow is negative with 25% down: –$988 per month.
  • Cap rate of 3.2 % is low compared with typical mortgage rates.
  • Most figures on this page are modeled estimates because no county record is connected for this address yet.
  • HOA dues, special assessments and title issues are not known and must be checked.

Working hypothesis: this looks like a better fit for an owner-occupier than for an investor focused on cash flow. That is a starting point, not a conclusion; the sections below show the numbers behind it.

The five questions

1 · What may it be worth?$305,000 – $431,000 Confidence: Low · TX-model v1.1 · 2026-10-12
2 · Is the asking price attractive?Enter a price to compare it with the estimate and nearby comparable homes. [P]
3 · What will it cost to own?≈ $3,040 / month Details in “Financial model”.
4 · What return might it generate?Gross yield 8.5 % · cap rate 3.2 % · cash flow –$988/mo
5 · Largest risks and next stepsHigh Cash flow (investor)
Moderate Flood
Moderate Hail / wind
See all risks and the due-diligence checklist

Property facts

Address
6201 Marsha Sharp Freeway, Lubbock, TX 79407
Coordinates
33.54767, -101.94833
Property type
Single-family home
Living area
2,310 sq ft
Bedrooms
5
Bathrooms
2
Floors
2
Building footprint
1,313 sq ft
Lot size
5,400 sq ft
Year built
1991

Parcel, status and occupancy

County
Lubbock County TxGIO all addresses in the county
Address record
TxGIO StratMap · source City of Lubbock
Parcel ID (APN)
Not available find it
Listing status
Off-market (no active listing found)
Occupancy
Owner-occupied
Parking
2-car garage
Virtual tour
Not available
Parcel boundary
Not available
Last updated
Oct 12, 2026
Canonical ID
TX-05fd153cc1cd

Photos

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Valuation

Estimated value
$368,000
Range
$305,000 – $431,000
Valuation date
Oct 12, 2026
Confidence
Low
Price per sq ft
$159
Comparable-sales indication
$453,000

Methodology (TX-model v1.1 · 2026-10-12): when no county record is used, estimated living area × a city-level price per sq ft × age factor × a property-level seeded variation, cross-checked against size- and age-adjusted nearby comparable values. Sale prices, listings and assessments from county records are not connected, so every number on this page that is not marked “OSM” is a modeled estimate [P].

Estimated value

$368,000

Range $316,000 – $420,000 · about $159 per sq ft

$220k$301k$383k$464k$546k20162018202020222024202620282030Today
Hover or tap the line for a year. estimated history 5-year outlook (about 2.9% per year, shaded range = uncertainty)

History is real market data: the shape follows the FHFA house price index for ZIP 79407 (all-transactions, annual), scaled to this home’s modeled value

Estimated monthly costs

Property tax
$563/mo
Home insurance
$261/mo
Mortgage (20% down, 30-yr, 6.75%)
$1,909/mo

Price history and appreciation

Listing price history
Not available
1-year change in value
-0.6 %
3-year change in value
-2.6 %
5-year change in value
20.8 %
Over/undervalued vs comps
Enter an asking price in “The five questions”.

Comps

AddressStatusPrice$/sq ftSize · bd/baBuiltDistanceDateSale-to-listDays on marketAdjusted priceWhy included
6028 Marsha Sharp FreewaySold [P]$304,000$1571,940 sq ft · 3/219820.10 miFeb 10, 202691.6 %50$330,983size +$22,015 · age +$4,968same type · size within 16% · 0.10 mi away · built 1982
6207 Marsha Sharp FreewaySold [P]$494,000$1882,630 sq ft · 4/32007420 ftSep 26, 202696.1 %25$466,128size –$19,040 · age –$8,832same type · size within 14% · 420 ft away · built 2007
6305 Marsha Sharp FreewayPending [P]$388,000$1642,370 sq ft · 4/319900.32 miOct 9, 2026–40$384,982size –$3,570 · age +$552same type · size within 3% · 0.32 mi away · built 1990
5919 50Th StreetSold [P]$459,000$2042,250 sq ft · 3/320080.22 miDec 30, 202595.8 %78$453,186size +$3,570 · age –$9,384same type · size within 3% · 0.22 mi away · built 2008
6038 Marsha Sharp FreewaySold [P]$520,000$1683,100 sq ft · 5/319830.16 miJul 19, 202691.4 %72$477,411size –$47,005 · age +$4,416same type · size within 34% · 0.16 mi away · built 1983
6205 Marsha Sharp FreewaySold [P]$379,000$1462,600 sq ft · 4/319650.15 miAug 1, 202694.0 %50$376,097size –$17,255 · age +$14,352same type · size within 13% · 0.15 mi away · built 1965
4510 Ironton AvenueSold [P]$414,000$1912,170 sq ft · 3/220000.34 miJan 3, 202698.8 %34$417,362size +$8,330 · age –$4,968same type · size within 6% · 0.34 mi away · built 2000
5925 50Th StreetSold [P]$500,000$1742,880 sq ft · 4/319790.23 miFeb 4, 202696.0 %33$472,709size –$33,915 · age +$6,624same type · size within 25% · 0.23 mi away · built 1979

Median comparable $/sq ft: $174 (this property: $159). Adjustments: size at 35% of the city price per sq ft, age at 0.15% of value per year, plus a type adjustment where the property types differ.

Rental analysis

Market rent range
$2,340 – $2,860 / month
Long-term rental
Standard 12-month lease assumed
Short-term rental (STR)
Possible with local registration/permit
Vacancy and concessions
6 % vacancy · 1 % concessions
NOI (base case)
$11,841 / year
Cap rate
3.2 %
Break-even occupancy
131 %

Rent comps: nearby modeled rents are not available; rent benchmarks would come from HUD Fair Market Rents and licensed rental feeds. Treat the range as an estimate.

Rental comparables

AddressRent / moCharacteristicsBuiltDistanceDateSource type
6207 Marsha Sharp Freeway$3,250 [P]2,630 sq ft · 4 bd / 3 ba2007420 ftSep 19, 2026Advertised [P]
6028 Marsha Sharp Freeway$2,250 [P]1,940 sq ft · 3 bd / 2 ba19820.10 miSep 13, 2026Lease (modeled) [P]
6205 Marsha Sharp Freeway$2,800 [P]2,600 sq ft · 4 bd / 3 ba19650.15 miSep 9, 2026Advertised [P]
6038 Marsha Sharp Freeway$3,900 [P]3,100 sq ft · 5 bd / 3 ba19830.16 miSep 5, 2026Advertised [P]
6054 Marsha Sharp Freeway$2,775 [P]2,800 sq ft · 4 bd / 3 ba19480.16 miJul 27, 2026Advertised [P]
6209 Marsha Sharp Freeway$2,075 [P]1,990 sq ft · 3 bd / 2 ba19500.17 miAug 27, 2026Lease (modeled) [P]

Median nearby rent $2,800 vs this property’s estimate $2,600 (–7.1 %): the estimate is supported by the nearby comparables.

True cost of ownership

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Your assumptions

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Property tax scenarios

Model what a buyer may pay, separately for an owner-occupant with a homestead exemption and for an investor. The current owner’s modeled bill is shown for contrast.

Assumptions

Rules used: homestead exemption applies to the school-district part of the rate for a qualifying primary residence; homestead appraisal growth is capped at 10% per year after the first year; non-homestead property may have a separate cap (verify current law and your county). The exemption does not apply automatically to investment property. Verify rates, exemptions and caps with the county appraisal district and the Texas Comptroller.

Property tax protest support

  • Deadline: generally May 15 or 30 days after the notice of appraised value is mailed, whichever is later – confirm the date on your notice.
  • Check the appraisal district’s record of your property (area, year built, condition, exemptions) for errors.
  • Gather evidence: comparable assessments and sales, photos of defects, repair estimates.
  • Compare your assessed value per sq ft with similar nearby homes (this property’s modeled value: $159 per sq ft).
  • A protest does not guarantee a reduction.

Insurance and hazard intelligence

CoverageEstimated range (modeled)Notes
Homeowners (dwelling $347,000)$2,191 – $4,695 / yrBase $3,130
Wind / hail deductible1 % – 2 % of dwelling coverageCommon in Texas policies; check your policy
Flood (separate policy)$600 – $2,000 / yrNFIP or private; homeowners policies exclude flood
Named-storm coverageOften separate in coastal countiesAsk the agent
Hail / wind indicator
Elevated (Texas)
Flood indicator
Moderate
Roof age (est.)
15 years
Owner-occupied homeowners in ZIP 79407
5,924 active policies; Apr–Jun 2026: 248 canceled, 22 not renewed, 190 applications declined (4.6 % of active policies canceled or not renewed in 3 months) TDI
Dwelling (landlord) policies in ZIP 79407
1,586 active policies; Apr–Jun 2026: 63 canceled, 10 not renewed, 16 applications declined (4.6 % of active policies canceled or not renewed in 3 months) TDI
Source
Texas Department of Insurance, HB 2067 residential property statistics (policy counts as of Dec 31, 2025; actions Apr–Jun 2026). ZIP-level, not this property.
Claims history of this property
Not available at address level TDI

Quote checklist

  • Ask for the CLUE report of the property and seller’s claims history.
  • Get quotes from at least three insurers/agents, with the same coverage and deductibles.
  • Confirm roof age/material, and whether hail damage is excluded or cosmetic-only.
  • Ask about wind/hail and named-storm deductibles.
  • Check flood zone on the FEMA Flood Map Service Center and get a flood quote.
  • Confirm whether the Texas FAIR Plan / TWIA applies (coastal areas).

HOA and document intelligence

HOA likely?
Probably not
Estimated dues
n/a
Special assessments
Unknown
Reserve funding
Unknown
Rental restrictions
None expected
Official portal
hoa.texas.gov

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Financial model Interactive

All defaults are modeled estimates [P] – change anything. Cap rate uses the purchase price you enter. Debt service is excluded from NOI and cap rate. Tax effects are illustrative, not tax advice.

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Operating costs
Capital costs
Financing
Exit
Tax treatment (optional, illustrative)

Offer-price analysis

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Scenarios

Sensitivity

Formulas
  • Gross rental yield = annual scheduled rent ÷ price.
  • NOI = effective gross income − operating expenses (no debt service, no income tax).
  • Cap rate = NOI ÷ price.
  • Cash flow = NOI − debt service − capex reserve.
  • Cash-on-cash = annual pre-tax cash flow ÷ cash invested (down payment + closing + repairs + reserves + points/fees).
  • DSCR = NOI ÷ annual debt service.
  • Break-even occupancy = (operating costs + debt service + reserve) ÷ potential gross income.
  • IRR from the initial cash, yearly cash flows with growth, and net sale proceeds after selling costs and loan payoff.
  • Equity buildup shows principal paydown and appreciation separately.
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Resale and exit risk

ScenarioHoldValue changeSale priceSelling costs (6%)Loan balanceNet proceeds
Base3 yrs2.9 %/yr$400,887$24,053$266,547$110,287
Base7 yrs2.9 %/yr$449,353$26,961$250,573$171,819
Flat3 yrs0.0 %/yr$368,000$22,080$266,547$79,373
Flat7 yrs0.0 %/yr$368,000$22,080$250,573$95,347
Downside3 yrs-2.0 %/yr$346,359$20,782$266,547$59,030
Downside7 yrs-2.0 %/yr$319,470$19,168$250,573$49,729
Severe downside3 yrs-4.5 %/yr$320,522$19,231$266,547$34,744
Severe downside7 yrs-4.5 %/yr$266,607$15,996$250,573$37

Expected time to sell: about 85 days (55 on market + ~30 to close) [P]; slower in a downturn. Negative net proceeds mean you would owe cash at sale.

Market · Lubbock

Geographic level: city / metro (Texas). Sources to verify: FHFA House Price Index, U.S. Census ACS, HUD, Texas Real Estate Research Center.

IndicatorValueGeographic level
Median sale price$300,000 [P]City / metro
1-year trend-0.6 % [P]City / metro
3-year trend-2.6 % [P]City / metro
5-year trend20.8 % [P]City / metro
Rent growth (YoY, asking)1.2 % [P]City / metro
Months of supply4.3 [P]City / metro
Days on market55 [P]City / metro
Sale-to-list ratio97.0 % [P]City / metro
New-construction permits / year1,000 [P]City / metro
Median household income$70,000 [P]City / metro
Affordability: price ÷ income4.3× [P]City / metro
Population100,000 [P]City / metro
Job growth (YoY)1.5 % [P]City / metro
Unemployment4.2 % [P]City / metro

Outlook scenarios

ScenarioAssumed growth202720292031
Downside-0.6 % / yr$366,000$361,000$357,000
Base2.9 % / yr$379,000$401,000$424,000
Upside5.4 % / yr$388,000$431,000$479,000

Assumptions: base growth from the city prior adjusted for this home’s age and type; downside assumes higher rates and weaker demand; upside assumes continued in-migration and constrained supply.

New supply and development

New housing permits / year
1,000 (Lubbock)
Competing rental supply
Check new apartment projects within 2 miles
Planned developments
City permit search · County GIS

Plans change and may not be completed.

Neighborhood

Nearby places are read live from OpenStreetMap (within about 1 mile). Statistics below are for the city, not this block. We do not show demographic profiles for individual properties, and school and crime information needs local context – use the official sources linked.

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Schools
Attendance zone depends on the school district TXschools.gov
Crime
City or police-department reports find official data
Zoning / land use
Not determined zoning map
Planned developments
Check city permit data

Fair housing: Listings does not steer or rank neighborhoods by who lives there. Insights are about the property, its costs and its surroundings.

Floor plan Assumed

Floors 2

UPENTRY71 sq ftHALL / STAIRS47 sq ftHALL65 sq ftLIVING ROOM322 sq ftKITCHEN118 sq ftDINING85 sq ftFAMILY ROOM217 sq ftGUEST ROOM149 sq ftBATH139 sq ftSTORAGE104 sq ft44′ 7″29′ 6″NFLOOR 16201 Marsha Sharp Freeway, Lubbock, TX 79407 · scale approximate013′ 1″ASSUMED LAYOUT – BASED ON PROBABILITY [P]NOT AN ACTUAL FLOOR PLAN
UPSTAIRWELL105 sq ftHALL69 sq ftBEDROOM 1243 sq ftBEDROOM 2181 sq ftWALK-IN CLOSET71 sq ftBEDROOM 3180 sq ftFAMILY ROOM137 sq ftBATH137 sq ftBEDROOM 4195 sq ft44′ 7″29′ 6″NFLOOR 26201 Marsha Sharp Freeway, Lubbock, TX 79407 · scale approximate013′ 1″ASSUMED LAYOUT – BASED ON PROBABILITY [P]NOT AN ACTUAL FLOOR PLAN

Probability-based illustration – not an actual floor plan. Listings has no access to this building’s real room layout. The drawing is generated by an algorithm from the building footprint (estimated – no footprint is mapped), number of floors, building type and typical US layouts. Shape, dimensions, rooms, walls, doors, windows and furniture may differ completely from reality. Do not use for buying, selling, permits or valuation.

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Property condition

ComponentEstimated installedAgeTypical life leftCondition (est.)Replacement cost (est.)
Roof~2011 [P]15 yrs7 yrsOK$9,000 – $22,000
HVAC~2025 [P]1 yrs14 yrsOK$7,000 – $15,000
Water heater~2025 [P]1 yrs11 yrsOK$1,200 – $3,500
Plumbing~1991 [P]35 yrs20 yrsOK$4,000 – $15,000 (repipe)
Electrical~1991 [P]35 yrs15 yrsOK$3,000 – $12,000 (panel/rewire)
Foundation~2024 [P]2 yrs68 yrsOK$4,000 – $30,000 (piers/leveling)
Drainage / grading~1991 [P]35 yrs5 yrsOK$1,500 – $8,000
Windows / building envelope~1991 [P]35 yrs0 yrsPast typical life$6,000 – $20,000

Common Texas issues: foundation movement on expansive clay, hail damage to roofs, and HVAC load in summer heat. Year built 1991.

Renovation history

Probable – not real. This is not a record of actual work. Years are approximate.

  • ~2025 HVAC system replaced Central A/C and furnace
  • ~2025 Water heater replaced Tank or tankless water heater
  • ~2024 Foundation repair Piers/leveling (common on Texas clay soils)
  • ~2019 Bathroom remodel Tile, fixtures and waterproofing
  • ~2015 Exterior paint / siding Repainting or siding repair
  • ~2014 Water heater replaced Tank or tankless water heater
  • ~2014 Kitchen remodel Cabinets, counters and appliances
  • ~2011 Roof replacement Shingles and underlayment (hail damage is common in Texas)
  • ~2007 HVAC system replaced Central A/C and furnace
  • ~2007 Fence / outdoor New fence, patio or landscaping
  • ~2005 Water heater replaced Tank or tankless water heater
  • ~2005 New flooring Wood-look vinyl/laminate, tile or carpet

Likely features

  • Central A/C 99%
  • Attached garage 82%
  • Fenced backyard 78%
  • Ceiling fans 80%
  • Granite / quartz counters 35%
  • Walk-in closet 80%
  • Smart thermostat 25%
  • Sprinkler system 50%
  • Home office space 45%

Only features that came out as likely are shown. Percentages are the chance for a typical home like this.

Property records

Tax history (modeled) [P]

YearMarket valueAssessed valueTaxable (after $140k homestead*)Tax bill (est.)
2022$357,000$336,000$196,000$6,254
2023$378,000$355,000$215,000$6,610
2024$368,000$346,000$206,000$6,449
2025$370,000$348,000$208,000$6,480
2026$368,000$346,000$206,000$6,441

*The Texas school-tax homestead exemption applies only to owner-occupied primary residences; the 10% annual appraisal cap also applies to homesteads. Records come from the county appraisal district – not connected, so these are estimates.

Transaction history [P]

DatePriceType
Mar 15, 2021$309,000Warranty deed [P]
Jun 20, 2005$118,000Special warranty deed [P]
Aug 15, 1995$81,000Warranty deed [P]

Modeled prior sales – not recorded transfers. A recorded sale is not a current valuation. Texas is a non-disclosure state, so sale prices are not in public deed records; the county clerk holds deeds.

Permits and improvements [P]

YearWorkStatus
~2025HVAC system replacedFinal inspection passed [P]
~2025Water heater replacedFinal inspection passed [P]
~2024Foundation repairFinal inspection passed [P]
~2019Bathroom remodelFinal inspection passed [P]
~2014Water heater replacedFinal inspection passed [P]
~2014Kitchen remodelFinal inspection passed [P]
~2011Roof replacementFinal inspection passed [P]
~2007HVAC system replacedFinal inspection passed [P]

Modeled from the renovation simulation – check the city’s permit portal for real permits.

Ownership and deed
Not available
Rental history
Not available
Foreclosure and liens
None known

Title, liens and recorded documents

Recorded filings
Not searched County Clerk records
Liens / tax delinquency
Not verified
Easements
Unknown – order a survey
Mineral rights
Often severed in Texas

Items for title-company review: ownership chain, open liens, easements, restrictive covenants, mineral reservations, HOA liens.

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Risks and due diligence

RiskSeverityEvidenceEstimated impactConfidenceNext step
Cash flow (investor)HighBase case cash flow –$988/mo, DSCR 0.55See sensitivitiesMediumVerify rent comps, insurance and tax bill; run the Financial model
FloodModerateCity-level: moderate [P]$0 – $55,000 uninsured; flood insurance $700–$3,500/yrLowCheck the FEMA Flood Map Service Center and elevation certificate
Hail / windModerateRoof ~15 yrs old [P]; Texas hail and storm exposure$3,700 – $14,700 roof/exterior; higher premiumsMediumGet an insurance quote and a roof inspection
FoundationModerateAge 35 yrs on expansive clay [P]$4,000 – $30,000LowFoundation/structural engineer inspection
Plumbing / electricalModerateBuilt in the polybutylene-pipe era [P]$3,000 – $15,000LowSewer scope, plumbing and electrical inspection
Property tax reassessmentModerateTexas relies on property tax; rates ~1.90% [P]+$680/yr per +10% valueMediumCheck the county appraisal district and exemptions
Rental complianceModerateCity registration / STR rules varyFines and lost incomeLowCheck Lubbock rules
Data qualityModerateConfidence Low; area and rooms are modeledValuation error band ±17%HighCompare with appraisal district and an appraisal
Title and legalUnknownNo title, easement or lien data connectedVariesLowOrder title search and survey
HVAC ageLowSystem ~1 yrs [P]$7,000 – $15,000LowHVAC inspection and service records
HOA / condoLowDues, reserves and special assessments unknown [P]VariesLowRequest the HOA resale package

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Climate and risk

FEMA flood zone
… FEMA
Flood risk (city level)
Moderate
Ground elevation
… USGS
Hail & wind
Elevated across most of Texas
Hurricane / tropical storm
Low to moderate (inland)
Wildfire
Low
Earthquake
Low
Extreme heat
High – long, hot summers; cooling costs matter
Drought
Moderate – periodic droughts and water restrictions
Foundation movement
Possible on expansive clay soils
State income tax
None in Texas (property tax is higher)

Nearby homes

Map © OpenStreetMap contributors. Blue dots are nearby addresses.

Net proceeds calculator

Estimated net proceeds–
Agent commissions (5.5%)
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Title policy & escrow (est.)
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Prorated property tax (est.)
–
Total selling costs
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Estimates only. Texas has no state income tax or transfer tax; federal capital gains tax is not included.

Overall assessment

Our assessmentCheck the price and negotiate before bidding

As a home for your own use

Estimated cost of owning is about $3,040 per month with 20% down at 6.75%, including property tax, insurance, HOA and maintenance. Because of the building age, an independent inspection is the first step. Compare the price with recent sales of similar homes in Lubbock before you decide.

As a leveraged rental

Base case gross yield is 8.5 %, cap rate 3.2 % and cash flow –$988 per month with 25% down. With these assumptions the property does not pay for itself, so a lower price, higher rent or a larger down payment would be needed. Change any assumption in the financial model above to test it.

Largest open questions

  • The real market value: confirm with sold comparables and, if buying, an appraisal.
  • The tax level after purchase: homestead exemptions and reassessment change the bill.
  • The insurance quote: hail, wind and flood cover can differ a lot between addresses.
  • Technical condition: foundation, roof and HVAC need a physical inspection.

Method and limits: this is a desk analysis from public records, map data and stated assumptions. Items marked [P] are probability-based estimates. It is not an appraisal, inspection or legal advice.

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Property report

One-page summary. Use “Print / save as PDF” for a copy. Confidence: Low · TX-model v1.1 · 2026-10-12 · updated Oct 12, 2026.

Estimated all-in monthly cost
$3,341
If taxes +20% and insurance +30%
$3,532 (+$191 / mo)
Rent supported by comparables?
Estimated $2,600 / month; see the rental comparables above.
Base-case investor cash flow
–$988 / mo · cap rate 3.2 % · DSCR 0.55
Price that meets a 6% cap rate
see Financial model

Needs verification

  • High Cash flow (investor) – Verify rent comps, insurance and tax bill; run the Financial model
  • Moderate Flood – Check the FEMA Flood Map Service Center and elevation certificate
  • Moderate Hail / wind – Get an insurance quote and a roof inspection
  • Moderate Foundation – Foundation/structural engineer inspection
  • Moderate Plumbing / electrical – Sewer scope, plumbing and electrical inspection

Who should confirm what

  • Inspection: condition, roof, HVAC, foundation, plumbing
  • Insurance quote: wind/hail premium and availability
  • Official records: appraisal district, county clerk, permits
  • Professional review: title, survey, HOA documents, tax advice

Official sources

Texas Department of Insurance · Comptroller property tax · HOA portal · FEMA flood maps · Appraisal district · County clerk · Permits · GIS

Confirmed facts = address, location and OSM-mapped building data · [P] = modeled estimate · everything else is an unresolved question.

Documents

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Data sources, provenance and coverage

ValueLabelSource / methodDate / versionConfidence
Address, ZIP, cityrecordedUS DOT National Address Database via Overture Maps2025-09 snapshotHigh
CoordinatesrecordedNAD address point2025-09High
Building typemodeledCity mix priorOverture 2026-09-23Low
Building footprintmodeledTypical sizeOverture 2026-09-23Low
FloorsmodeledType priorOverture 2026-09-23Low
Living area, beds, baths, lot, year built, valuemodeledFloor-plan algorithm from footprint and floorsTX-model v1.1 · 2026-10-12Low
Permits, deed dates, appraisal historymodeledNot available for this county yet–Low
FEMA flood zone, ground elevationrecordedFEMA National Flood Hazard Layer; USGS 3DEPLiveHigh
Price history shapeobservedFHFA ZIP house price index where publishedAnnual, through 2025Medium
Estimated value, rent, tax, insurancemodeledCity $/sq ft priors × size × ageTX-model v1.1 · 2026-10-12Low–medium
Renovations, permits, sales, tax historymodeledLifespan simulation; no county recordsTX-model v1.1 · 2026-10-12Low
PhotosobservedWikimedia Commons, Wikidata, KartaView (geotagged)Live, cached 30 daysVaries
Nearby amenitiesobservedOpenStreetMap (live query)Live, cached 14 daysMedium
Financial model inputsuser-entered / modeledDefaults [P]; your edits are yoursLive–

Coverage today: Lubbock and four other large Texas cities. Not connected: MLS listings, county recorder, county assessor, parcel boundaries, FEMA flood zones, school and crime datasets. Gaps are shown as “Not available” or [P], never filled silently. Computed metrics are versioned (TX-model v1.1 · 2026-10-12) and the formulas are shown in the Financial model.

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Sources and caveats

Address points: U.S. DOT National Address Database (public domain), via Overture Maps. Buildings: OpenStreetMap contributors and Overture Maps (floors, class and footprint where mapped). Map tiles © OpenStreetMap contributors. Values, size, rooms, year built, renovations, features and costs marked [P] are modeled estimates and may be very different from reality. Not an appraisal, listing or offer. Do not use for buying, selling, lending or insurance decisions.

Listings can make mistakes. Check important info.