The water pipe and the "end" of the sprinkler are just a few inches apart.

Green grass and well-maintained landscaping shows that the owner is taking care of the home.BobDon't forget, putting a big 60 inch curved 4k screen TV in your $900/month rental will make people want your 2/1 a lot more than that other guy who is also charging $900/month, but doesn't have one.

Some friends got a couple of inches inside their home unfortunately.

Found a inch of water in both buildings this morning.  

I have a number of friends in the Meyerland area who woke up to 3-4 feet of water and have pretty much lost everything as their homes are completely submerged. 19 people from our church have evacuated and are in emergency accommodation with 2 families (one with a pregnant wife) are trapped in their homes and cannot get through to rescue services.I live in the medical centre district and the water was 2 inches up our front doors, but luckily only got a little wet, and quickly went back down to the road when we had a little respite.However, I know that Houstonians are resilient, and will rebuild quickly!

Everyone i spoke to did not replace wire.just remember; all drywall 12 inches above flood line, cabinets, doors, flooring(tile should be fine), maybe the a/c equipment, window stools, baseboard, insulation, outlets (at least) and it took us 3 months with multiple fans and humidifiers running to get all the wood back to acceptable moisture content.

FYI, 15 inches of rain so far here in 77065. 

@Jerrud King, wow you sound so much like my wife and I when we were inching our way through our first deal.

There is a window where you can jump out onto a low roof (few inches down), but stairs must be built from the roof down to the ground.

Salvaged cabinets in 6 inches of water?