Cheap title insurance for refi?
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Friendship BBQ will soon make its debut in the Dun Huang Plaza with scores of sizzling skewered meats A new Chinese barbecue …
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Read MoreI really don’t understand how they think they’re getting Deshaun. 49ers, Bears, Vikings and some others I understand just cause of how the media has portrayed the situation and that they’d all be instant contenders with him. But if Deshaun leaves(which…
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Read MoreHundreds of residents of the Katy ISD community will soon be asked for their input on a bond that could fund dozens of projects for the school district in the coming years.
Read MoreHi All,
I’m a Korean who has been in NYC for a long long time, but is considering relocating to Houston after news that I will be able to fully telework after the COVID pandemic. I think like many other transplants, the things that draw me to Houston are:
However, three of these four things are what drew me to live in Atlanta last year and I still ended up disliking it immensely due to the following:
Maybe it is my lack of exposure to the whole of the United States, but those four points are what ultimately led me to move back to NYC after my year in ATL. I am afraid of making an even further move to Houston and having a repeat of this experience, especially since I won’t know anyone or anything there. The one thing I did like about Georgia was that as a Korean, I had a large immigrant and Korean American population to befriend and remind me of home, as well as Korean businesses. A quick google search and look at google maps shows me that I don’t think I’ll have an issue with this front in Houston as well.
I guess my ask of this community is – do the things I dislike about ATL largely hold true in Houston?
To Georgia’s credit, a lot of my GA friends told me that many of my experiences were due to me being in the downtown area to be close to work. Since I’d be wfh, I can see how things like avoiding being around aggressive drug use and panhandling can be mitigated. I also plan to live in a luxury high-rise/new construction apartment upon my move, so I’m hoping the bugs won’t be an issue..
Is it wrong to assume that being in Houston’s center will be safe? Is it wrong to assume it’ll be like a less crazy, but relatively safe, Manhattan? Should I avoid it like I should’ve avoided downtown-ATL?
Also, I drive, but have a 10 year old Honda w/around 105k miles. I think that it’ll be fine on a cross country trip, but do you think it’d be wiser to let go of it and purchase a newer car once I get to Houston?
Otherwise, would you have any suggestions/advice for an immigrant/potential transplant such as myself?
So sorry for the long post. And thank you so much in advance!
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Haven’t seen this posted yet so I wanted to get some opinions on who everyone thinks the new leadoff guy should be now that Springer is gone. Personally, I think Altuve is a bit too much of a free swinger to be the most effective leadoff guy, but I’m a…
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