what we learned when we moved to Houston; buy a toll pass. Buy a toll pass at least a small one with about $25 on it until you figure out the freeways what is toll and what isn't. We still prefer to keep money on a toll pass so we don't have to worry about it. Hire and pay for an Electricity Manager. The electricity here is crazy confusing. Pay someone to manage this for you at least until or if you think you want to handle this yourself. If you enjoy hunting for bargins, then you'll enjoy managing your own electricity. Slip up though even one month, and you'll find yourself with a $800electricity bill. Tires; we've had so many nails in tires and slow leaking tires, and bent wheels, and blown tires. Houston is hard on your car/tires. Traffic is no joke. Even California does not have surface streets wth the chaos you will find all over Houston. There is no police presence so folks do whatever they want especially running red lights and talking on the phone. Learn to like Chicken. It's the primary fast food in the city.
HOnestly I'm not sure you can. Most areas outside the direct city do NOT have sidwalks. "Blocks" are very long so crossing the street on a cross walk is a long walk and might be counter productive to your journey. You do not want to cross in the middle of the street, extremely dangerous; way too much traffic. Where I live at the border of Cypress I have not seen a city bus in 3 years. I rarely see bicycles.
We are moving to Houston in 60 days. We are going to Houston next month and were wondering what the best way is to look at a bunch of homes in a short amount of time. Where should we look?
Thanks for watching! I think any of the suburbs would suffice, depends on what is most important to you tho! We can talk more about specifics, feel free to reach out!
Moving from canada to houston was a SHOCK , whats considered regular in canada is "luxury" in houston at idiotic prices , that or go rent with the gun shots. Oh and black women at the dmv are EXACTLY as sassy as you heard.
Hey I stumbled across your video just looking of info in Houston. I’m looking to move this year, and have no idea where to start. Could use your help if possible.
Im looking dor single BR near medical center for convenience but obviously that's in the inner loop which can be sketchy. Any recommendations in the inner loop or nearby or just outside of inner loop?????? Please help!!!
We are close to move to Houston, actually to United States, we are from Colombia, it would be great to get in contact with you in order to get the information that we need for a softly move. Thanks!
Would you consider the Energy corridor, Westchase, or Memorial area too far from the city. I work remote but I have a beauty business that I would like to build up, so I want to be in the mix to network and promote as much as possible. When I went to visit a week ago, I found a nice apartment and toured it, but it is closer to the Westchase area.
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what we learned when we moved to Houston; buy a toll pass. Buy a toll pass at least a small one with about $25 on it until you figure out the freeways what is toll and what isn't. We still prefer to keep money on a toll pass so we don't have to worry about it. Hire and pay for an Electricity Manager. The electricity here is crazy confusing. Pay someone to manage this for you at least until or if you think you want to handle this yourself. If you enjoy hunting for bargins, then you'll enjoy managing your own electricity. Slip up though even one month, and you'll find yourself with a $800electricity bill. Tires; we've had so many nails in tires and slow leaking tires, and bent wheels, and blown tires. Houston is hard on your car/tires. Traffic is no joke. Even California does not have surface streets wth the chaos you will find all over Houston. There is no police presence so folks do whatever they want especially running red lights and talking on the phone. Learn to like Chicken. It's the primary fast food in the city.
Do you have any suggestions for a electricity manager
@@cstevens905 we use evergreen
Did you buy or rent? Do apts manage the electric?
@@jamiegilbert1327 we bought so I don't know how apartments work. Sorry.
Hi. Please make a video how to survive in Houston/Katty without driving a car.
HOnestly I'm not sure you can. Most areas outside the direct city do NOT have sidwalks. "Blocks" are very long so crossing the street on a cross walk is a long walk and might be counter productive to your journey. You do not want to cross in the middle of the street, extremely dangerous; way too much traffic. Where I live at the border of Cypress I have not seen a city bus in 3 years. I rarely see bicycles.
We are moving to Houston in 60 days. We are going to Houston next month and were wondering what the best way is to look at a bunch of homes in a short amount of time. Where should we look?
Thanks for reaching out, we will touch base soon!
Thank you for the video. Where would you advise a family to move into in Houston?
Thanks for watching! I think any of the suburbs would suffice, depends on what is most important to you tho! We can talk more about specifics, feel free to reach out!
So handsome 😅❤
Moving from canada to houston was a SHOCK , whats considered regular in canada is "luxury" in houston at idiotic prices , that or go rent with the gun shots.
Oh and black women at the dmv are EXACTLY as sassy as you heard.
1. Don’t.
Hey I stumbled across your video just looking of info in Houston. I’m looking to move this year, and have no idea where to start. Could use your help if possible.
How’s Jersey village? That’s where I plan to move.
Im looking dor single BR near medical center for convenience but obviously that's in the inner loop which can be sketchy. Any recommendations in the inner loop or nearby or just outside of inner loop??????
Please help!!!
Help please lol living in Florida and I want to move to Houston
We are close to move to Houston, actually to United States, we are from Colombia, it would be great to get in contact with you in order to get the information that we need for a softly move. Thanks!
Absolutely! Reach out via instagram @MichaelHugley or via email michael@bradenregroup.com, so we can connect!
Thank you ‼️
Im moving to houston in september how can i find a house
I can help you out! Shoot me an email michael@bradenregroup.com
Would you consider the Energy corridor, Westchase, or Memorial area too far from the city. I work remote but I have a beauty business that I would like to build up, so I want to be in the mix to network and promote as much as possible. When I went to visit a week ago, I found a nice apartment and toured it, but it is closer to the Westchase area.
It’s not in the heart of the city, but I wouldn’t consider it far at all!!
@@_twelve20media_ Thank you!
@@_twelve20media_Good evening, do you recommend homes Angleton tx?
Hey! How can I get in contact with you?
Call/Text: (713) 474-4531 Or message me on instagram @MichaelHugley
How is Sugar Land? Is that a good place to move?
Absolutely! You won’t find any new homes there really, but it’s a nice, established area!
Sugar Land has a crime rate that is higher than 63% of the state's cities and towns of all sizes.
Hi, how can I get in touch with you?
Hi! You can give me a call or text at 713-474-4531
@@_twelve20media_ Thank you, will do!
Nice video!
Thank you!
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