I wouldn't touch that fee/deposit with a 10 foot pole.Jeff

Just keep one foot in the door or it might slam behind you.

I've seen 800 square foot 3 bedroom 1 bath homes that I could barely turn around in because of the size and layout.

The per square foot price is going to be a bit less than surrounding smaller houses, but that will give you an idea of the value.

Accumulation is expected to be anywhere from 6†to over a foot in some areas with higher elevation.

So there is no coming correction, TX hasn't kept up with inflation.It's tough to make a go of rentals in TX due to the crazy high property taxes and homeowner's insurance-the state does not regulate the insurance industry.I can take you to some nice, upper middle class neighborhoods in the Houston metro area, where houses are selling for the same price per square foot today that they were selling for in 2000-2001.

I am 21 years old and am very eager to get my foot in the door.

No government, no Wall Street wizards, not the even the combination of all the worlds financial centers with one single united plan of action can stop the forces of change that have been unleashed on us in this meltdown.The one thing we all know in our hearts as well as our minds is that we are uncertain like we have never been uncertain before.I am going to go out and smile at this THING like the first person ever to surf a 30 foot wave...

Currently we pay $1180 a month to rent out a 1140 square foot town home and about $1536.00 after utilities.

,,,Heard that IF the bathtub foot was sticking thru the kitchen ceiling,,,and needed polishing,,,its called ,needs a LITTLE work!!