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Contact Peaches Brown, Houston realtor

Buying, selling or relocating in Houston, Texas? Send a note and Peaches will reply to set a time. Texas Sales Agent License #732810-SA, with LoKation Real Estate.

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How can Peaches help?

Phone: (210) 517-0382

Email: PeachesTheRealtor1@gmail.com

Brokerage: LoKation Real Estate

How it works

How a Houston realtor search with Peaches works

Working with a realtor in Houston starts with a conversation about your timeline, budget and the parts of town you are considering. Send a request on this page and Peaches will reply to set a time to talk.

  1. Buying in Houston

    Get pre-approved, then compare two or three areas by commute, the FEMA flood map1 and the total tax rate on the county appraisal district record, such as the Harris Central Appraisal District, including any MUD2. Peaches then lines up tours.

  2. Selling in Houston

    Price from recent closed sales nearby and complete the Texas Seller's Disclosure Notice3. Peaches markets with bright, accurate photos and clear pricing.

  3. Relocating to Houston

    Start with the Houston relocation guide, then share your move date and work location so the search starts with the right commute.

Areas

Houston areas covered by Peaches's guides

Peaches works with buyers and sellers in Kingwood, Lake Houston and greater Houston. These area guides cover commute, flood and tax checks for each community:

Quick Answers

Contact Peaches Brown, Houston realtor: questions answered

How do I contact a Houston realtor?

Send a request through the form on this page and Peaches Brown, a realtor with LoKation Real Estate, will reply to set a time to talk about buying, selling or relocating in the Houston area.

What does a realtor in Houston do for buyers?

A realtor helps you choose areas, schedule tours, check flood maps and taxing units for each address, write and negotiate the offer, and keep the inspection, appraisal and closing on schedule.

How do I choose a real estate agent in Houston?

Ask how they price homes, how they check flood history and MUD taxes, and how often they will update you. You can look up any Texas license holder on the Texas Real Estate Commission website4.

Can Peaches help me relocate to Houston?

Yes. Read the Houston relocation guide, then send a request with your move date and work location.

Sources

Where these facts come from

Figures change. Verify details for a specific address with the official source before you decide.

  1. FEMA Flood Map Service Center, Federal Emergency Management Agency (accessed 2026-10-17).
  2. Harris Central Appraisal District, Harris Central Appraisal District (accessed 2026-10-17).
  3. Seller's Disclosure Notice (Form 55-1), Texas Real Estate Commission (accessed 2026-10-17).
  4. Texas Real Estate Commission, State of Texas (accessed 2026-10-17).