Needless to say, I'm a huge fan!

You'll frequently see all cash offers with very few contingencies here.

Hope this guide helps - http://www.houstonproperties.com/houston-neighborh...Here's Houston Zip Code Map  - http://www.houstonproperties.com/houston-neighborh...I've also moved from beautiful CA to planet Houston just over 2 yrs ago, and still frequent San Diego to visit our daughter during the holidays.  

In general I’m a big fan of entrepreneurship, so the possibilities are exciting just thinking about them. 

HELOCs also tend to have a draw period, where you can borrow and payback as frequently as you want to your limit, then move into a pay back period.Some banks offer HELOC that are interest only payments during the draw period, and some have interest plus some pay down on principal.Then there are other banks that let you fix a rate and payment for a portion of what you have drawn. 

.-  Given that were are likely near the top of the market (just statistically speaking), I'm not a fan of projects that will take a long time. 

With New England, I live/work here and can visit very frequently.

Same as a space heater, fans etc....I would reimburse if you can’t get a replacement to them right away 

Choose a degree that you think will keep you in school (knowing that you are not a fan of studying) and that will be aligned with your real estate goals.

If you're a newbie and you want to find a resource for notes, I'd start by reaching out to some of the frequent posters in this forum.