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Impact of Hurricanes on Real Estate Market

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Cork On the Ocean said:
Until you see it, there's no way to comprehend the emotional and financial impact of disaster. I left NOLA with a renewed gratefulness for everthing I have.
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Jeez, I can't even comprehend going through Katrina with a home in NOLA. Hope you have a nice Thanksgiving, despite going through all of that.
 
Oh no...skier gonebyby...did you sell your house? Come back and tell us.
 
Cork On the Ocean said:
This is addicting. Welcome back Skier :welcome: . As I said before, it takes a big person to admit when we make a mistake. Beach, sorry I wasn't clear. I didn't have a home in NOLA. I did a pet rescue mission there. Was very rewarding when we did have a reunion between owner and pet.
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I knew you were good people, but now I want to tell you...Cork, you are good people! Thanks for helping the animals.
 
I know I'll get packing soon.

Sue, we did our best but the sad thing is we had so many that we had to make room for all the new ones getting rescued everyday so they were shipped to shelters all over the country making it nearly impossible for their owners to find them. Then there's the concern that they might be euthanized anyway at the various shelters after suffering like they did and hanging in there till we got there. It was truly a sad situation. You can't imagine how many there were so it was purely an effort to save a small fraction.

The upside is I'll be picking up my rescue dog next week and plan on giving her the wonderful life she deserves. :D :D
 
Sueshore said:
Oh no...skier gonebyby...did you sell your house? Come back and tell us.
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If Skiergonebyby had sold his house, he would have told us. Too good of a story to tell. He can't sell it now because he won't "give" his house away.
 
Bob said:
If Skiergonebyby had sold his house, he would have told us. Too good of a story to tell. He can't sell it now because he won't "give" his house away.
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So, poor skiergonebyby is saddled with a house in the most beautiful place in the world (according to Miss Kitty!)? Not much to be thankful for, huh?
 
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