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I remember a couple of months ago I received an email about the "MARA SALVATRUCHA" doing initiations in SW Houston. Today, I received this email below:

FYI- from a friend

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Sally Ward

Aztec

11000 S. Wilcrest Dr, Suite 125

Houston, Tx 77009

Accounts Receivable Manager

Ph. 281-668-9033

Fax 281-988-1117

FYI

Cracked me up when someone had mentioned that they were once the School Mascot. Like our was "Stevie" the mustang. This person said they were the ass end! Ja ja!

Super Fine in "79"

Freshman year : Lamar High School

Sophomore-Senior : Waltrip H.S

GO RAMS!!!

I saw this on last night's broadcast. RIP Robert Smith

http://community.myfoxhouston.com/blogs/Ra...14/Robert_Smith

more info on his death

http://wap.myfoxlocal.com/index.php?page=c...ntentId=1821076

Taking out a special lady to a nice italian restaurant this weekend...

What would you recommend for Red wine?

What would you recommend for White wine?

Nothing expensive, nothing cheap...just right.

Thank you.

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How about some TECO history HAIF.

https://tecothermalenergy.com/about/history/

In 1975, Texas Medical Center Central Heating and Cooling Services Cooperative Association (Thermal Energy Cooperative) formed by TMC leaders to explore acquisition of chilled-water and steam system from Houston Natural Gas.

In 1978, Thermal Energy Cooperative successfully negotiates acquisition of chilled-water and steam system and enters into membership agreements and signed contracts for service to Texas Medical Center customers.

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Nice!

http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/blog/mlb_exper...urn=mlb%2C67665

Thank you for your responses.

it can be but the rewards can be greater IMO. the great trim work in many old homes sure is a nice feature. if you have a larger family i definitely can understand size considerations, more bathrooms, etc.

I'm single, with no kids. I am looking for something around 1600 sq ft

Fixed!

i have to agree with most of the others who say that you have to do what you feel is best for you. there are many people who are hesitant to move to a transitional area. i will ask this, why a build a new home when there are some great older ones that can be fixed up nicely?

You are right about fixing up an older home which I would love to do, but I've heard that it can be as expensive as building a new home.

Will you ever built a new custom home in a shady bad neighborhood that's close to downtown?

When i say bad, i don't mean crime wise just other houses in terrible shape.

Are you really working in the field of what you got your degree on? I'm not and I have a finance degree.

This seems to be the week for reviving very old topics.

Oh si!!! Que fresas son todos!!!

Is there a website where you can input an address of a property and see if its in a flooding zone? If not, how can I go about in finding this information?

Thanks.

Loft.

You already live downtown and you love it. Go for it.

I know, the only thing that frightens me a bit is the maintanance fee. it averages from $350 - $550 a month.

any recommendations? can they be expensive?

Future goal is to make a 1 story conteporary home 1500-2000 sq ft.

This may be a stupid question, but do banks finance empty residential lots?

I know the Kirby Lofts in downtown Main Street do not have any parking. How are the residents that live in that building dealing with that? Do they have contracts with local parking garages?

i was looking at townhomes east of 59. Sowanome, why would you say to stay away from Ballpark area?

Yes your right. I've noticed some of the maintanance fee's on downtown lofts are high.

what type of price range? what type of things concern you about where you live now? what do you like about where you live now?

I'm currently leasing at St. Germain and I love it. There is nothing that concerns me as of now.

My price range would be 150k - 200k.

where do you work? i know i would hate to buy a place in a certain location if the commute is difficult.

I work in the heart of downtown ...The Reliant Energy Plaza building.

I am thinking in reselling 5-8 years from now. Are there areas in the inner city Houston area where you recommend to avoid for a townhome?