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Rafael SellsRafael H. Perez · CB&A, REALTORS

Relocating to Texas

Families move to Montgomery County and the north Houston corridor from all over the country. I handle the Texas side of that move — remotely when needed, in English or Spanish, on your timeline.

Moving from California? There is a dedicated guide for that route. The California to Texas guide

The remote process

How an out-of-state purchase works

You do not need to be in Texas for most of this. Here is the shape of it.

  1. Video consultation

    We meet by video, talk through your move, and set criteria — areas, budget, timing, and what your household needs.

  2. A shortlist that fits

    I compare communities on objective facts — commutes, property-tax structure, and official school district links — so you can judge for yourself.

  3. Virtual tours

    I walk properties on live video, point the camera where you ask, and tell you what I honestly see — including the problems.

  4. Remote-friendly paperwork

    Electronic signatures are standard on Texas contract forms, and your title company will explain the closing options available from out of state.

Cost research

Money topics worth researching

Every move changes the math. These are the topics I point every relocating client to — with the official sources.

Where to land

Explore the communities

Objective guides to the places I serve — facts, official links, and current listings for each.

Planning a move to Texas?

Schedule a relocation call — we will talk through your timeline, the communities on your list, and how the remote process works.