301 East Harrison Street, Texas, TX
Here is a quick analysis of 301 East Harrison Street, Texas, TX : a single-family home of about 1,130 sq ft built in 1995, with an estimated value of $183,000 ($162 per sq ft). Below you will find the valuation, comparable sales, rental and ownership numbers, taxes, insurance and risks. Use View as to focus on a homebuyer or investor view.
Single-family home
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: CAD county appraisal record · 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.
First look at the property
This is a single-family home in Texas, Marion County, with an estimated value of $183,000 [P]Probability-based. Probability-based estimate for a typical home like this one. It is not taken from any register or record about this specific property. and about 1,130 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
- Modeled price of $162 per sq ft is below the nearby comparable median of $183.
- Appraised value and building facts come from the CAD county record, not from a model.
Weaknesses
- Property tax of about $3,600 per year ($300 per month) is a large running cost.
- Modeled cash flow is negative with 25% down: –$663 per month.
- Cap rate of 2.1 % is low compared with typical mortgage rates.
- HVAC age is rated high: System ~15 yrs.
- 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
High Cash flow (investor)
Moderate Flood
See all risks and the due-diligence checklist
Property facts
- Address
- 301 East Harrison Street, Texas, TX
- Coordinates
- 32.76879, -94.35240
- Property type
- Single-family home OSM
- Living area
- 1,130 sq ft [P]Probability-based. Living area is not public for this address. It is calculated from the building footprint and number of floors, or estimated from typical home sizes.
- Bedrooms
- 2 [P]Probability-based. Derived from the assumed floor plan.
- Bathrooms
- 1 [P]Probability-based. Derived from the assumed floor plan.
- Floors
- 1 OSM
- Building footprint
- 1,292 sq ft OSM
- Lot size
- 7,300 sq ft [P]Probability-based. Lot boundaries are not used here. Typical lot size for this kind of property and area.
- Year built
- 1995 [P]Probability-based. Year built is not in the data sources used. Estimated from the typical age profile of homes in this city.
- Building data source
- OpenStreetMap
Parcel, status and occupancy
- County
- Marion County TxGIO all addresses in the county
- Address record
- TxGIO StratMap · source CSEC · updated 2019-11-20
- Parcel ID (APN)
18383CAD- Listing status
- Off-market (no active listing found) [P]Probability-based. No MLS feed is connected, so listing status and price history are not available. Licensed listing data is needed for live status.
- Occupancy
- Owner-occupied [P]Probability-based. Occupancy is not known. Typical split for this property type and city.
- Parking
- Driveway / street [P]Probability-based. Probability-based estimate for a typical home like this one. It is not taken from any register or record about this specific property.
- Virtual tour
- Not available [P]Probability-based. No 3D tour or video is connected to this address.
- Parcel boundary
- Not available [P]Probability-based. Parcel outlines come from county GIS and are not a legal survey. The map shows the address point and nearby addresses.
- Last updated
- County record tax year 2025 · page updated Oct 13, 2026
- Canonical ID
TX-3440fa1fcb59
County appraisal record real data
From the Marion County appraisal district (CAD, tax year 2025). Appraised value is the county’s estimate for tax purposes, not a sale price or an appraisal for a loan.
- Appraised market value
- $90,660 CAD
- Land value
- $6,680 CAD
- Improvement value
- $83,980 CAD
Photos
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Floor plan Assumed
Floors 1 from OpenStreetMap
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 (OpenStreetMap), 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.
Valuation
- Estimated value
- $183,000 [P]Probability-based. Modeled. Not an appraisal.
- Range
- $165,000 – $201,000
- Valuation date
- Oct 12, 2026
- Confidence
- Medium [P]Probability-based. Higher when building footprint, type and floors are mapped in OpenStreetMap. Here: footprint mapped, type mapped, floors mapped.
- Price per sq ft
- $162 [P]Probability-based. Probability-based estimate for a typical home like this one. It is not taken from any register or record about this specific property.
- Comparable-sales indication
- $239,000 [P]Probability-based. Median of size/age-adjusted modeled comparable sales below. Comparable sales here are modeled, not recorded deeds.
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 [P]Probability-based. No sale price or appraisal is used. The estimate multiplies the estimated living area by a typical price per square foot for the city, adjusted for age. Treat it as a rough guess.
$183,000 [P]Probability-based. Probability-based estimate for a typical home like this one. It is not taken from any register or record about this specific property.
Range $157,000 – $209,000 · about $162 per sq ft
No house price index is published for this ZIP, so the history follows a city-level pattern [P]Probability-based. Probability-based estimate for a typical home like this one. It is not taken from any register or record about this specific property..
Estimated monthly costs
- Property tax
- $300/mo [P]Probability-based. Texas has no state income tax and relies heavily on property tax. Rate assumed from typical local rates (about 1.90% of value).
- Home insurance
- $130/mo [P]Probability-based. Typical Texas homeowners insurance (hail and wind exposure).
- Mortgage (20% down, 30-yr, 6.75%)
- $950/mo [P]Probability-based. Illustrative only: 20% down, 30-year fixed at 6.75%.
Price history and appreciation
- Listing price history
- Not available [P]Probability-based. Needs a licensed MLS or listing-data feed.
- 1-year change in value
- 2.0 % [P]Probability-based. From the modeled city value index. Not this property’s recorded history.
- 3-year change in value
- 6.4 % [P]Probability-based. From the modeled city value index. Not this property’s recorded history.
- 5-year change in value
- 26.6 % [P]Probability-based. From the modeled city value index. Not this property’s recorded history.
- Over/undervalued vs comps
- Enter an asking price in “The five questions”.
Comps [P]Probability-based. Sold, active and pending comparables are modeled from nearby addresses. They are not recorded sales or live listings, and are shown to explain how the estimate is reasoned.
| Address | Status | Price | $/sq ft | Size · bd/ba | Built | Distance | Date | Sale-to-list | Days on market | Adjusted price | Why included |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 705 North Walcott | Sold [P] | $211,000 | $172 | 1,230 sq ft · 2/1 | 1998 | 0.18 mi | Jan 29, 2026 | 91.3 % | 28 | $204,227size –$5,950 · age –$824 | same type · size within 9% · 0.18 mi away · built 1998 |
| 203 East Harrison Street | Sold [P] | $290,000 | $185 | 1,570 sq ft · 2/2 | 1989 | 300 ft | Dec 13, 2025 | 96.3 % | 70 | $265,467size –$26,180 · age +$1,647 | same type · size within 39% · 300 ft away · built 1989 |
| 303 East Douglas Street | Pending [P] | $167,000 | $186 | 900 sq ft · 1/1 | 2010 | 440 ft | Oct 3, 2026 | – | 72 | $176,568size +$13,685 · age –$4,118 | same type · size within 20% · 440 ft away · built 2010 |
| 203 East Douglas Street | Sold [P] | $232,000 | $152 | 1,530 sq ft · 2/2 | 2001 | 450 ft | Jan 28, 2026 | 90.6 % | 65 | $206,553size –$23,800 · age –$1,647 | same type · size within 35% · 450 ft away · built 2001 |
| 210 East Sedberry | Sold [P] | $264,000 | $177 | 1,490 sq ft · 2/2 | 2009 | 220 ft | Jul 2, 2026 | 92.6 % | 43 | $238,737size –$21,420 · age –$3,843 | same type · size within 32% · 220 ft away · built 2009 |
| 501 North Owens Street | Pending [P] | $189,000 | $183 | 1,030 sq ft · 1/1 | 1988 | 0.22 mi | Sep 17, 2026 | – | 87 | $196,872size +$5,950 · age +$1,922 | same type · size within 9% · 0.22 mi away · built 1988 |
| 703 North Owens Street | Sold [P] | $271,000 | $174 | 1,560 sq ft · 2/2 | 1991 | 0.11 mi | Nov 16, 2025 | 92.5 % | 75 | $246,513size –$25,585 · age +$1,098 | same type · size within 38% · 0.11 mi away · built 1991 |
| 701 North Walcott | Pending [P] | $260,000 | $211 | 1,230 sq ft · 2/1 | 2011 | 0.19 mi | Oct 8, 2026 | – | 25 | $249,658size –$5,950 · age –$4,392 | same type · size within 9% · 0.19 mi away · built 2011 |
Median comparable $/sq ft: $183 (this property: $162). 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.
True cost of ownership [P]Probability-based. Every line is a modeled estimate shown as a low – base – high range because taxes, insurance and maintenance are uncertain.
What will this property actually cost per month? Pick how you will use it and change any assumption. Ranges widen where the input is most uncertain.
An automated estimate is not an appraisal, inspection, insurance quote or lender approval. Actual loan terms depend on the borrower.
Property tax scenarios [P]Probability-based. Texas property taxes are local, so your bill will not simply copy the current owner’s. These scenarios use assumed tax rates and appraisal behavior.
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.
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: $162 per sq ft).
- A protest does not guarantee a reduction.
Insurance and hazard intelligence [P]Probability-based. Premium ranges are modeled from value, age and city-level hazard. They are not quotes. Actual premiums depend on claims history, roof, coverage and insurer.
| Coverage | Estimated range (modeled) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Homeowners (dwelling $170,000) | $1,092 – $2,340 / yr | Base $1,560 |
| Wind / hail deductible | 1 % – 2 % of dwelling coverage | Common in Texas policies; check your policy |
| Flood (separate policy) | $600 – $2,000 / yr | NFIP or private; homeowners policies exclude flood |
| Named-storm coverage | Often separate in coastal counties | Ask the agent |
- Hail / wind indicator
- Elevated (Texas) [P]Probability-based. City-level generalization.
- Flood indicator
- Moderate [P]Probability-based. City-level generalization. Use the FEMA map for this address.
- Roof age (est.)
- 10 years [P]Probability-based. Older roofs can raise premiums or limit coverage.
- Claims history of this property
- Not available at address level [P]Probability-based. The Texas Department of Insurance publishes market statistics. Property-level claims and cancellation/non-renewal history is not available here. 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 [P]Probability-based. HOA information is not available for this address. The dues below are a probability-based estimate for a property like this.
- HOA likely?
- Probably not
- Estimated dues
- n/a
- Special assessments
- Unknown [P]Probability-based. Request the resale certificate; it lists assessments, reserves and litigation.
- Reserve funding
- Unknown [P]Probability-based. Probability-based estimate for a typical home like this one. It is not taken from any register or record about this specific property.
- Rental restrictions
- None expected
- Official portal
- hoa.texas.gov
Analyze HOA or resale documents
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Rental analysis
- Market rent range
- $1,013 – $1,238 / month [P]Probability-based. Modeled from typical rent per sq ft for the city and property type. Asking rents are not collected rents.
- Long-term rental
- Standard 12-month lease assumed
- Short-term rental (STR)
- Possible with local registration/permit [P]Probability-based. Texas cities set their own short-term rental rules, including licensing, occupancy limits and zones. Verify with the city (Texas) and your HOA before assuming STR income.
- Vacancy and concessions
- 6 % vacancy · 1 % concessions [P]Probability-based. Typical underwriting assumptions; adjust in the Financial model.
- NOI (base case)
- $3,832 / year [P]Probability-based. After vacancy, taxes, insurance, HOA, 8% management, maintenance and admin. Before debt service and income tax.
- Cap rate
- 2.1 % [P]Probability-based. NOI ÷ estimated value ($183,000). The denominator is the modeled value, not a purchase price.
- Break-even occupancy
- 152 % [P]Probability-based. Occupancy needed to cover operating costs, debt service and capex reserves.
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 [P]Probability-based. Modeled from nearby properties of the same type. Advertised rent is not achieved rent or a signed lease.
| Address | Rent / mo | Characteristics | Built | Distance | Date | Source type |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 209 East Harrison Street | $1,525 [P] | 1,480 sq ft · 2 bd / 2 ba | 1964 | 150 ft | Sep 10, 2026 | Advertised [P] |
| 212 East Sedberry | $1,250 [P] | 1,180 sq ft · 2 bd / 1 ba | 2024 | 170 ft | Jul 27, 2026 | Advertised [P] |
| 207 East Harrison Street | $4,325 [P] | 4,110 sq ft · 6 bd / 5 ba | 1986 | 200 ft | Sep 25, 2026 | Advertised [P] |
| 711 North Alley Street | $1,650 [P] | 1,740 sq ft · 3 bd / 2 ba | 1956 | 200 ft | Sep 5, 2026 | Advertised [P] |
| 210 East Sedberry | $1,575 [P] | 1,490 sq ft · 2 bd / 2 ba | 2009 | 220 ft | Sep 30, 2026 | Advertised [P] |
| 205 East Harrison Street | $2,450 [P] | 2,120 sq ft · 3 bd / 2 ba | 1960 | 250 ft | Sep 15, 2026 | Advertised [P] |
Median nearby rent $1,650 vs this property’s estimate $1,125 (–31.8 %): the estimate differs from nearby comparables – verify before relying on it.
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.
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.
Resale and exit risk [P]Probability-based. Scenarios, not forecasts. Assumes 25% down, 6.75%, 30-year loan on the modeled value and 6% selling costs.
| Scenario | Hold | Value change | Sale price | Selling costs (6%) | Loan balance | Net proceeds |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Base | 3 yrs | 2.9 %/yr | $199,259 | $11,956 | $132,549 | $54,754 |
| Base | 7 yrs | 2.9 %/yr | $223,206 | $13,392 | $124,606 | $85,208 |
| Flat | 3 yrs | 0.0 %/yr | $183,000 | $10,980 | $132,549 | $39,471 |
| Flat | 7 yrs | 0.0 %/yr | $183,000 | $10,980 | $124,606 | $47,414 |
| Downside | 3 yrs | -2.0 %/yr | $172,238 | $10,334 | $132,549 | $29,355 |
| Downside | 7 yrs | -2.0 %/yr | $158,867 | $9,532 | $124,606 | $24,729 |
| Severe downside | 3 yrs | -4.5 %/yr | $159,390 | $9,563 | $132,549 | $17,277 |
| Severe downside | 7 yrs | -4.5 %/yr | $132,579 | $7,955 | $124,606 | $18 |
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.
Net proceeds calculator [P]Probability-based. Texas typical seller costs are used as defaults: about 5.5% agent commissions, title policy and escrow fees. Adjust to your own numbers.
- Agent commissions (5.5%)
- –
- Title policy & escrow (est.)
- –
- Prorated property tax (est.)
- –
- Total selling costs
- –
Estimates only. Texas has no state income tax or transfer tax; federal capital gains tax is not included.
Property condition [P]Probability-based. No inspection records are used. Component ages follow the modeled renovation history and typical lifespans. Get a professional inspection.
| Component | Estimated installed | Age | Typical life left | Condition (est.) | Replacement cost (est.) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Roof | ~2016 [P] | 10 yrs | 12 yrs | OK | $9,000 – $22,000 |
| HVAC | ~2011 [P] | 15 yrs | 0 yrs | Past typical life | $7,000 – $15,000 |
| Water heater | ~2020 [P] | 6 yrs | 6 yrs | OK | $1,200 – $3,500 |
| Plumbing | ~1995 [P] | 31 yrs | 24 yrs | OK | $4,000 – $15,000 (repipe) |
| Electrical | ~1995 [P] | 31 yrs | 19 yrs | OK | $3,000 – $12,000 (panel/rewire) |
| Foundation | ~1995 [P] | 31 yrs | 39 yrs | OK | $4,000 – $30,000 (piers/leveling) |
| Drainage / grading | ~1995 [P] | 31 yrs | 9 yrs | OK | $1,500 – $8,000 |
| Windows / building envelope | ~1995 [P] | 31 yrs | 0 yrs | Past 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 1995.
Renovation history [P]Probability-based. We have no records of work done on this property. The list is a probability-based simulation from the home’s age and typical lifespans of building components. It is not real.
Probable – not real. This is not a record of actual work. Years are approximate.
- ~2022 Bathroom remodel Tile, fixtures and waterproofing
- ~2020 Water heater replaced Tank or tankless water heater
- ~2016 Roof replacement Shingles and underlayment (hail damage is common in Texas)
- ~2011 HVAC system replaced Central A/C and furnace
- ~2008 Water heater replaced Tank or tankless water heater
- ~2008 Exterior paint / siding Repainting or siding repair
Likely features [P]Probability-based. Features are not recorded for this property. Each percentage is how likely a home like this is to have it.
- Central A/C 99%
- Attached garage 82%
- Fenced backyard 78%
- Covered patio 55%
- Fireplace 42%
- Ceiling fans 80%
Only features that came out as likely are shown. Percentages are the chance for a typical home like this.
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 [P]Probability-based. The school district and campus ratings are not part of the data used. Check the Texas Education Agency (TXschools.gov) and the district’s attendance-zone lookup. TXschools.gov
- Crime
- City or police-department reports [P]Probability-based. Crime data is not shown at address level without local context. Use the official city or police-department dashboards. find official data
- Zoning / land use
- Not determined [P]Probability-based. Zoning comes from the city GIS or planning department. Single-family detached is the typical use for this property type. zoning map
- Planned developments
- Check city permit data [P]Probability-based. Planned projects are not tracked. See the city’s development dashboard and the county for permits.
Fair housing: Listings does not steer or rank neighborhoods by who lives there. Insights are about the property, its costs and its surroundings.
Market · Texas [P]Probability-based. City-level indicators (not parcel-level). Values are approximate priors for the city, not current statistics.
Geographic level: city / metro (Texas). Sources to verify: FHFA House Price Index, U.S. Census ACS, HUD, Texas Real Estate Research Center.
| Indicator | Value | Geographic level |
|---|---|---|
| Median sale price | $300,000 [P] | City / metro |
| 1-year trend | 2.0 % [P] | City / metro |
| 3-year trend | 6.4 % [P] | City / metro |
| 5-year trend | 26.6 % [P] | City / metro |
| Rent growth (YoY, asking) | 1.2 % [P] | City / metro |
| Months of supply | 4.3 [P] | City / metro |
| Days on market | 55 [P] | City / metro |
| Sale-to-list ratio | 97.0 % [P] | City / metro |
| New-construction permits / year | 1,000 [P] | City / metro |
| Median household income | $70,000 [P] | City / metro |
| Affordability: price ÷ income | 4.3× [P] | City / metro |
| Population | 100,000 [P] | City / metro |
| Job growth (YoY) | 1.5 % [P] | City / metro |
| Unemployment | 4.2 % [P] | City / metro |
Outlook scenarios [P]Probability-based. Scenarios with stated assumptions, not guaranteed predictions.
| Scenario | Assumed growth | 2027 | 2029 | 2031 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Downside | -0.6 % / yr | $182,000 | $180,000 | $177,000 |
| Base | 2.9 % / yr | $188,000 | $199,000 | $211,000 |
| Upside | 5.4 % / yr | $193,000 | $214,000 | $238,000 |
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 [P]Probability-based. City-level permit volume is an approximate prior. Nearby permits and planned projects are not tracked here.
- New housing permits / year
- 1,000 (Texas)
- Competing rental supply
- Check new apartment projects within 2 miles [P]Probability-based. Needs permit and listing data.
- Planned developments
- City permit search · County GIS
Plans change and may not be completed.
Climate and risk [P]Probability-based. City-level generalizations, not an assessment of this specific parcel. Check FEMA flood maps and your insurer.
- FEMA flood zone
- … FEMA
- Flood risk (city level)
- Moderate [P]Probability-based. City-level generalization; the FEMA zone above is the address-level fact.
- 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.
Property records
Appraisal history CAD
| Tax year | Market value | Land | Improvements | Assessed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | $90,660 | $6,680 | $83,980 | $90,660 |
Tax history (modeled) [P]
| Year | Market value | Assessed value | Taxable (after $140k homestead*) | Tax bill (est.) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | $176,000 | $165,000 | $25,000 | $3,075 |
| 2023 | $172,000 | $162,000 | $22,000 | $3,011 |
| 2024 | $176,000 | $165,000 | $25,000 | $3,075 |
| 2025 | $179,000 | $169,000 | $29,000 | $3,139 |
| 2026 | $183,000 | $172,000 | $32,000 | $3,203 |
*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.
Permits and improvements [P]
| Year | Work | Status |
|---|---|---|
| ~2022 | Bathroom remodel | Final inspection passed [P] |
| ~2020 | Water heater replaced | Final inspection passed [P] |
| ~2016 | Roof replacement | Final inspection passed [P] |
| ~2011 | HVAC system replaced | Final inspection passed [P] |
| ~2008 | Water heater replaced | Final inspection passed [P] |
Modeled from the renovation simulation – check the city’s permit portal for real permits.
- Ownership and deed
- Not available [P]Probability-based. Deed and ownership records are held by the Marion County Clerk and are not part of the data used.
- Rental history
- Not available [P]Probability-based. Prior asking rents and leases need licensed rental data.
- Foreclosure and liens
- None known [P]Probability-based. No public filings are connected. Order a title search.
Title, liens and recorded documents
- Recorded filings
- Not searched [P]Probability-based. No county clerk search is connected. An incomplete public-record search does not prove clear title. County Clerk records
- Liens / tax delinquency
- Not verified
- Easements
- Unknown – order a survey
- Mineral rights
- Often severed in Texas [P]Probability-based. Mineral and surface rights can be owned separately. Review the title commitment.
Items for title-company review: ownership chain, open liens, easements, restrictive covenants, mineral reservations, HOA liens.
Risks and due diligence [P]Probability-based. Risk levels are probability-based, from age, type and city-level hazard. A map designation alone is not a full risk assessment.
| Risk | Severity | Evidence | Estimated impact | Confidence | Next step |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HVAC age | High | System ~15 yrs [P] | $7,000 – $15,000 | Low | HVAC inspection and service records |
| Cash flow (investor) | High | Base case cash flow –$663/mo, DSCR 0.36 | See sensitivities | Medium | Verify rent comps, insurance and tax bill; run the Financial model |
| Flood | Moderate | City-level: moderate [P] | $0 – $27,000 uninsured; flood insurance $700–$3,500/yr | Low | Check the FEMA Flood Map Service Center and elevation certificate |
| Hail / wind | Moderate | Roof ~10 yrs old [P]; Texas hail and storm exposure | $1,800 – $7,300 roof/exterior; higher premiums | Medium | Get an insurance quote and a roof inspection |
| Foundation | Moderate | Age 31 yrs on expansive clay [P] | $4,000 – $30,000 | Low | Foundation/structural engineer inspection |
| Plumbing / electrical | Moderate | Built in the polybutylene-pipe era [P] | $3,000 – $15,000 | Low | Sewer scope, plumbing and electrical inspection |
| Property tax reassessment | Moderate | Texas relies on property tax; rates ~1.90% [P] | +$360/yr per +10% value | Medium | Check the county appraisal district and exemptions |
| Rental compliance | Moderate | City registration / STR rules vary | Fines and lost income | Low | Check Texas rules |
| Title and legal | Unknown | No title, easement or lien data connected | Varies | Low | Order title search and survey |
| HOA / condo | Low | Dues, reserves and special assessments unknown [P] | Varies | Low | Request the HOA resale package |
| Data quality | Low | Confidence Medium; area and rooms are modeled | Valuation error band ±10% | High | Compare with appraisal district and an appraisal |
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Overall assessment
As a home for your own use
Estimated cost of owning is about $1,532 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 Texas before you decide.
As a leveraged rental
Base case gross yield is 7.4 %, cap rate 2.1 % and cash flow –$663 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.
Property report
One-page summary. Use “Print / save as PDF” for a copy. Confidence: Medium · TX-model v1.1 · 2026-10-12 · updated Oct 12, 2026.
- Estimated all-in monthly cost
- $1,679 [P]Probability-based. 20% down, 6.75%, 30 yrs; tax, insurance, HOA, 1% maintenance, utilities.
- If taxes +20% and insurance +30%
- $1,778 (+$99 / mo)
- Rent supported by comparables?
- Estimated $1,125 / month; see the rental comparables above.
- Base-case investor cash flow
- –$663 / mo · cap rate 2.1 % · DSCR 0.36
- Price that meets a 6% cap rate
- see Financial model
Needs verification
- High HVAC age – HVAC inspection and service records
- 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
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
| Value | Label | Source / method | Date / version | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Address, ZIP, city | recorded | US DOT National Address Database via Overture Maps | 2025-09 snapshot | High |
| Coordinates | recorded | NAD address point | 2025-09 | High |
| Building type | observed | OpenStreetMap / Overture class | Overture 2026-09-23 | Medium |
| Building footprint | observed | OpenStreetMap / Overture polygon containing the point | Overture 2026-09-23 | Medium |
| Floors | observed | OpenStreetMap tags | Overture 2026-09-23 | Medium |
| Living area, beds, baths, lot, year built, value | modeled | Floor-plan algorithm from footprint and floors | TX-model v1.1 · 2026-10-12 | Low |
| Permits, deed dates, appraisal history | recorded | County appraisal district | Tax year 2025 | High |
| FEMA flood zone, ground elevation | recorded | FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer; USGS 3DEP | Live | High |
| Price history shape | observed | FHFA ZIP house price index where published | Annual, through 2025 | Medium |
| Estimated value, rent, tax, insurance | modeled | City $/sq ft priors × size × age | TX-model v1.1 · 2026-10-12 | Low–medium |
| Renovations, permits, sales, tax history | modeled | Lifespan simulation; no county records | TX-model v1.1 · 2026-10-12 | Low |
| Photos | observed | Wikimedia Commons, Wikidata, KartaView (geotagged) | Live, cached 30 days | Varies |
| Nearby amenities | observed | OpenStreetMap (live query) | Live, cached 14 days | Medium |
| Financial model inputs | user-entered / modeled | Defaults [P]; your edits are yours | Live | – |
Coverage today: Texas 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.
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.
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