Michael

Thanks everyone. I am getting an attorney and let you all know how things turn out. I will try to post some photos. I may even call Marvin Zindler, TJ.

I think the media would have loved the see Houston Destroyed. They are so sad that it hit poor east TX and west La. The media has noting to say and they make stories up. It

Send or in vision goodness anywhere. It

I am in the North West corner of 610 near TC Jester and we have power at my home.

If not I am sure the media will come up with a #6 to continue to scare the general public through the idiot box.

After this be patient and kind. There will be a lot of rumors spread. Lend a hand to someone else and make each day better by working to make it better. There are those that will truly need help.

If by "my pictures" you mean a folder in Microsoft Windows, no, it doesn't work like that.

The images have to be uploaded to your personal web space somewhere on the internet.

There are services that will do this for free.

Many times your ISP (like RoadRunner or AOL) will give you free personal web space that you can use, too.

Once the images are in your personal web space they can be displayed here.

Ok I see...I do have a web site and I will post any that I take there. Thanks!

Thousands of people in Houston have cameras or a phones that can take pictures. If you're one of them, post your pictures here.

If you don't have a way to host the pictures yourself, or don't know how, e-mail the pictures to me and I'll put on as many has I can.

If you have a digital camera, e-mail the pictures (one at a time) to Rita@HoustonArchitecture.info

If you're mailing from your mobile phone, you can use the address above or does14except@photos.flickr.com

How do you post them on here? I can put them in "my pictures". Can they be posted from there? Thanks

I rode out Katrina just north of New Orleans in my home town of Franklinton with my mom and dad, very scary with 130+ mile winds. I was on the Fire Dept there when I lived there and so I helped a lot with problems that arose in Franklinton. I am still debating here near the North West corner of the loop. I don

Oh no, I haven

Not the property next to his, but maybe the 1 1/2 inches on his land. 

The more likely scenario is he wins a removal of the offending structure (up to 3 feet, if this is Houston and no variance was granted), and monetary damages for damage to his property and attorney's fees.

Michael, PM me, if you would like the number of an attorney to answer questions about this situation.

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Thanks that would be great. I have a friend attorney that really has no clue. But one that I can talk to that did would be awesome!

Now the owners, (well the secretary of the builder, who I always have to talk to) said they will be in the yard to shave off the inches and have to put up scaffolding this week. I told her hang on one sec. If you are going to be in my yard with all of that I want to be compensated. I don

Thanks for the info. Will check back latter.

Any successes comments do these type ways to buy and sell property work?

And what would be her legal standing in refusing to make a sale to a paying customer?

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An owner can refuse any customer.

A builder has been building behind my home now for about a year. It