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08-07-2021, 01:43 AM
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Calling out Houston Miscers
Tell me about Liberty Texas
thinking about moving there, want to escape my libtard state. Will my house get flooded, is it full of old people, it is too far from houston? is there a buc-ee's nearby?
Currently I commute up to 90 minutes (dc) for work
thinking about moving there, want to escape my libtard state. Will my house get flooded, is it full of old people, it is too far from houston? is there a buc-ee's nearby?
Currently I commute up to 90 minutes (dc) for work
08-07-2021, 01:47 AM
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08-07-2021, 01:52 AM
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08-07-2021, 01:58 AM
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Originally Posted By Azrairc⏩
will your house flood? yes very likelyTell me about Liberty Texas
thinking about moving there, want to escape my libtard state. Will my house get flooded, is it full of old people, it is too far from houston? is there a buc-ee's nearby?
Currently I commute up to 90 minutes (dc) for work
thinking about moving there, want to escape my libtard state. Will my house get flooded, is it full of old people, it is too far from houston? is there a buc-ee's nearby?
Currently I commute up to 90 minutes (dc) for work
is it full of old people? yes
is it too far from houston? i would never live that far out of houston. if you have to commute to the city for work
Is there a bucees near there? closest one is on i-10 east bound
08-07-2021, 02:14 AM
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Originally Posted By 8pieces⏩
How about webstar?will your house flood? yes very likely
is it full of old people? yes
is it too far from houston? i would never live that far out of houston. if you have to commute to the city for work
Is there a bucees near there? closest one is on i-10 east bound
is it full of old people? yes
is it too far from houston? i would never live that far out of houston. if you have to commute to the city for work
Is there a bucees near there? closest one is on i-10 east bound
mid range places cheaper than the woodlands, league, Galveston, etc
08-07-2021, 05:35 AM
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Originally Posted By ExPatriot⏩
What I can afford in cash outright which is in the area of 75-100kLiberty and Webster couldn't be more different - what made you pick those...JFL
only can afford a small condo, would rather live in the sticks with some land
08-07-2021, 05:39 AM
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where's houston miscer
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08-07-2021, 06:07 AM
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Originally Posted By Azrairc⏩
You do NOT want to commute 90 minutes to Houston especially since the traffic got way worse over the past few years. Try to keep it 30 mins or less. Are you working downtown?Tell me about Liberty Texas
thinking about moving there, want to escape my libtard state. Will my house get flooded, is it full of old people, it is too far from houston? is there a buc-ee's nearby?
Currently I commute up to 90 minutes (dc) for work
thinking about moving there, want to escape my libtard state. Will my house get flooded, is it full of old people, it is too far from houston? is there a buc-ee's nearby?
Currently I commute up to 90 minutes (dc) for work
08-07-2021, 06:47 AM
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Originally Posted By ExPatriot⏩
You can actually get a very small house like that in liberty the size of a one BR condo, I've seen a lot of non-traditional style homes very small homes all over texas (that aren't trailers) that would not appeal to someone who is just going to bend over for a 300k 30 year loan for 1200sq ft. in the woodlands. Wouldn't appeal to a family at that size.. etc etc some have been on the market for awhile and aren't in the most convenient locations. Probably could get a bite on a offer well under the already low prices. What you lose in by lower appreciation would be gained in not having a mortgage imoGood luck with that...
Originally Posted By ProteinEnough⏩
I'm in health so I can pretty much work anywhere, in my state it pays a little more to work in rural areas though. Not sure on texas. Just figured to be close a big city because obviously they have more jobs if needed. When I commuted 90min to DC it was during an internship and it did suck and it's pretty much the norm where I live. Everyone I know has an hour + commute and DC metro is ranked the worst commute over LA in the country.You do NOT want to commute 90 minutes to Houston especially since the traffic got way worse over the past few years. Try to keep it 30 mins or less. Are you working downtown?
08-07-2021, 08:58 AM
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Originally Posted By Azrairc⏩
Have you looked around Austin, TX area? It's gorgeous there, great food, and laid back.You can actually get a very small house like that in liberty the size of a one BR condo, I've seen a lot of non-traditional style homes very small homes all over texas (that aren't trailers) that would not appeal to someone who is just going to bend over for a 300k 30 year loan for 1200sq ft. in the woodlands. Wouldn't appeal to a family at that size.. etc etc some have been on the market for awhile and aren't in the most convenient locations. Probably could get a bite on a offer well under the already low prices. What you lose in by lower appreciation would be gained in not having a mortgage imo
I'm in health so I can pretty much work anywhere, in my state it pays a little more to work in rural areas though. Not sure on texas. Just figured to be close a big city because obviously they have more jobs if needed. When I commuted 90min to DC it was during an internship and it did suck and it's pretty much the norm where I live. Everyone I know has an hour + commute and DC metro is ranked the worst commute over LA in the country.
I'm in health so I can pretty much work anywhere, in my state it pays a little more to work in rural areas though. Not sure on texas. Just figured to be close a big city because obviously they have more jobs if needed. When I commuted 90min to DC it was during an internship and it did suck and it's pretty much the norm where I live. Everyone I know has an hour + commute and DC metro is ranked the worst commute over LA in the country.
08-07-2021, 08:59 AM
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08-07-2021, 10:52 AM
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Originally Posted By ProteinEnough⏩
yeah, my searches on various websites pick up no properties (even land) under 125k in Austin or the remotely close subsHave you looked around Austin, TX area? It's gorgeous there, great food, and laid back.
Austin is on fire right now, anything and everything is going for a premium, even tiny condos. When I visited I preferred houston and SA though, touring the capital was cool.
08-08-2021, 01:23 AM
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like I said condos are very affordable but tiny as hell, in potential flood zones and pretty high HOA's
https://www.redfin.com/TX/Houston/11.../home/30425469
https://www.redfin.com/TX/Webster/25.../home/30463264
like I said condos are very affordable but tiny as hell, in potential flood zones and pretty high HOA's
https://www.redfin.com/TX/Houston/11.../home/30425469
https://www.redfin.com/TX/Webster/25.../home/30463264
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