BirdRoyale

Shit I can answer this one. Just lower your standards and save up some up money. Pay a mediocre looking slutty chick to let you do whatever you want. Tell her you're a virgin she'll like that.

Would this be a good time to try and buy a foreclosed home in Houston? Or do you think the water damage would make any discounts irrelevant?

Are you a virgin? If not, give details. Who's hitting that and how did it start? If you are, do you wish you weren't? Do you watch porn? What categories?

FYI. I tried to write a comment giving some context, but I guess I didn't hit reply.

Long story short, I've been considering moving to Houston for a while now. Have been studying real estate in general and the specific market so I can get the best deal. Wasn't trying to take advantage of a horrible situation, just curious as to how much something like this would affect my plans. Is it smart to try and rehab one of these homes? Could I expect bank owned homes to drop in price? Is it smart to wait? Obviously spending $400k is a really big deal. So I've put a lot of research into this move, and a flood of this magnitude just wasn't something I had prepared for. How affected actually are places like Katy and Spring? I always thought global warming would ruin Baytown and League City economically, but not really make it to the northwestern side.