Susan and Celeste want to let you all know they survived the storm with minimal damage.
However, a number of their clients report that the damage was so significant they will need to vacate their homes for a number of months and rebuild.
Many times with tragedy the rebuilding process includes opportunity for local businesses.
They encourage their clients to network with them and stay in touch.
Susan and Celeste know about properties available for short term residency, and they have a list of vendors that provide quality services at affordable prices.
Over the past year credit has steadily tightened so much so that even well qualified and established borrowers have been declined new credit.
This has had a detrimental impact on the real estate market.
After the congressional bail out legislation was approved the forecast is for the credit cruch to gradually loosen. Obviously this will be good news for both buyers and sellers.
Interest rates are still at historic lows, the inventory offers a great selection at fantastic prices.
The Houston economy which is largely driven by the oil and gas business is still vibrant and healthy.
Investors might consider that Houston has one of the most affordable areas for purchasing investment properties.
Houston is a highly mobile city with lot's of international visiting contractors generating high quality corporate tenancies.
For investors looking for options to keeping their funds in the stock market, Houston is a great place to consider.
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