Whats more is, this place will be crawling with a lot of "more advanced" BP'ers who would be more than willing to chat with ya, give ya some advice, direction and some stories on mistakes they made that can save you a ton of money and what they've done successfully to make them a lot of money.

With an apartment there is a storage/work area for having tools and equipment available in one spot.

The average person doesnt know how to alter the html and if you have one simple line of code in there teling the google bots not to crawl your site, you will not get indexed.

Spot on Mr.

BeachBum,Spot on with the feedback.To add to the list I would like to see the ability to indicate that I no longer want to follow a thread.

Again, I haven't really looked into them yet (I create my own sites), but just by looking at the way sites are developed with Microsoft Frontpage, there is a ton of junk code that is added, which in the long run could have some negative effects on your SEO (i.e. spiders might have a more difficult time crawling your site to do the content/code ratio).

It is certainly a hot spot in Houston, but a hot spot for well-to-do first time buyers and prices usually under $400k.

Up until recently we have been able to make ends meet, crawling into deeper debt over the years because of our poor choices.

Sorry for the rant but you hit a sore spot with me.

Because the property might have to go through an auction to be sold, not all city property can just be sold on the spot even it's ran down or currently not in use.