We are building a house in Indian Lakes and are looking for a rental in the CS High School attendance zone. Preferred 4 beds. Available immediately preferred. Year lease.
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Looking for a house rental (CSHS Attendance zone)
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We have a rental available starting August 1 in the Shenandoah subdivision. 4/2/2 with large backyard on a cul de sac.
We have a son going into 9th grade and plays football. Workouts start June 5th, so we have to find something available soon. Moving back to CS was a decision made 2 weeks ago...
Hi, we have a house we plan to list for lease (currently empty), but it's only 3 bedroom. Not updated, but zoned to CSHS and not far from Indian Lakes, off Greens Prairie.
You are welcome to contact me, two eight one, 7 5 three, five two one one.
You are welcome to contact me, two eight one, 7 5 three, five two one one.
if you already own the lot you should be good to live where ever
I still get Zillow alerts from when we moved in 2020 and I just saw a 5/3 on Emerald Dove available 6/1. (It states it's "available for rent from June 1-July 25", not sure if that means not available past July 25, but you might inquire!) Good luck with the move!
You can live wherever for summer camps and workouts. Wren will your house be finished ??
If you own the Indian Lakes property you can use that address for school stuff and live wherever you want.Die Hard Ag said:
We are building a house in Indian Lakes and are looking for a rental in the CS High School attendance zone. Preferred 4 beds. Available immediately preferred. Year lease.
This is not true. They will come an inspect if you have a house. I am speaking from experience
Long term Airbnb, zoned for CSHS and only a few blocks away.
airbnb.com/h/tamu
979-739-1950
airbnb.com/h/tamu
979-739-1950
Not for sure yet, but may have a 4 bedroom in Creek Meadows available at the beginning of June
beta is that yours?
maddiedou said:
This is not true. They will come an inspect if you have a house. I am speaking from experience
So a lot is not enough? I know others who leased while they built and their kids attended the school based on the house under construction.
dubi said:maddiedou said:
This is not true. They will come an inspect if you have a house. I am speaking from experience
So a lot is not enough? I know others who leased while they built and their kids attended the school based on the house under construction.
If you can show ownership within the attendance zone they will not worry about it unless you are trying to circumvent UIL type rules. Unless he is a freshman playing varsity no one will care about that at all and even then if you are actually constructing they will waive it through
Builder currently owns the lot. Thanks for the responses. Informative.
If you have a letter from your builder and a signed contract, CSISD used to allow attendance where new house will be located. Talk to the principal and ask about appropriate procedure.
dubi said:maddiedou said:
This is not true. They will come an inspect if you have a house. I am speaking from experience
So a lot is not enough? I know others who leased while they built and their kids attended the school based on the house under construction.
Yes you can own a lot but there better be a house in a year or less even though most people in Indian lakes are already paying 3-4000 taxes just for the lot
Also what the poster above me said
There is a house currently available on Bridle Trails Court that fits your needs.
Belongs to my brother, I do help him manage it. Here is my number if you have any questions 979-739-1950
Last year, we had to show a utility bill or an executed lease in our name for the house that was zoned for the College Station ISD school that we were registering for. The mortgage statement did not work. The property tax bill did not work. We bought the house from my mother and never switched the utilities although we paid the bill. We did not have a lease as we owned the house. It was a little crazy but we jumped through the hoops to meet CSISD rules.