Good Evening guys, im down here in Houston, Texas and really thinking of ways i can help homeowners who have been flooded for the first time and wanting to break away from their homes in search of a new beginning.  

Do you have any advice for buying real estate in Houston after the storm?

Hi BP,I just passed my real estate exam and am in need of broker sponsorship in Houston.

Hello,I just got a full price- cash, offer accepted of 70K for a flood damaged property in Houston MLS#85345049 , the house is not located in a flood zone.

I've read through the Wholesale section and I am still reading through it however their are somethings that I am not all to clear on and would like to be able to ask someone that is familiar with the Texas preferably Houston market. 

No damage or problems, just money issues.In light of the recent disaster in Houston, is inventory lower, thus making rents and costs of real estate higher?

Also, the total percentage of houses that flooded in Houston is much less than New Orleans.

This email recently came in through my website...Interested? 😂 

There are thousands of houses that will need repairs in Houston, TX.No inventory problems for redevelopers.QUESTIONS/CONCERNS:- will Contractors be much more difficult to find?

I am still a little on the fence morally about going into the markets devastated by the Hurricanes (Houston, Tampa, Naples, Jacksonville, Corpus Christi, Galveston), BUT I was somewhat convinced by a fellow wholesaler that we are doing many of those people a service.