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Mike_JK_Houston_711
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aTX427
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We have been fortunate to have utilities and no water in the house, but last night was close.
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aTX427
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Unfortunately, there will be a lot of animal fatalities.
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jesse3638
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Hope all is as well as can be. My thoughts and prayers are with everyone affected.
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Jackal01
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The seeing of the sun last evening reminded me of Matrix Revolutions when the Logos breaks through the clouds and Trinity says "Beautiful". Luckily it doesn't appear dark clouds are in the near future.
Long road ahead for the Texas coast.
Finally home after 74 hours. Time to clean out the garage and dry out the mustang's interior. If you look at the black swing in the picture you can see pine needles on top...from rising water.
Chrismendoza10
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Hope all is well, I'll be heading back tomorrow if I can get to tomball from san Antonio
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Jackal01
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All freeways and major roads appear to be open. You should be fine.
Mikeyboc
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I'm out in the Sugar Land area. If anyone needs help with anything, please just let me know.
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Brute
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Man, I really feel for you guys...there are so many people who have lost their homes, businesses, their lives....the flooding is of biblical proportions.
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Jackal01
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I appreciate the sentiment. Two friends didn't have flood insurance and one did. One without isn't as bad as the others but it still sucks all the way around.
Mike_JK_Houston_711
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We're good, thanks for checking in. Long road to recovery for the entire city, but things are starting to turn around.
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Brute
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It's similar to housing plots on the Big Island that are in historical pathways of lava flows...land is cheap, and not insurable...I'm thinking property values will be going down in the Houston area, and flood insurance will be more expensive in the future...
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Andy5160
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Insurance premiums will go high up. Some of the areas which were never considered a flood zone will be now. Ask me how i know
After Sandy hit NYC and since i am in a real estate, i have seen premiums nearly doubled in the flood zone areas. Also the reason being there are only three companies writing coverage in these areas.
Mikeyboc
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Insurance premiums will go high up. Some of the areas which were never considered a flood zone will be now. Ask me how i know
There are several companies that stopped writing policies after our last flooding. It is certainly going to make things tougher on some.
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