@Nikki HarperYes, disrespect on the low isn’t cool.

While I know Austin has some cool stuff going on in the tech landscape, BP cheerleading is mostly happening on the basis on click bait articles and YouTube videos and with an investment thesis that revolves on Austin having a lower cost of living vs bigger coastal markets and hence a great market during Covid / Remote work related migration.

We stayed in Ohio City recently and it was cool...lots of transition and a very hip feel...the Cleveland architecture is awesome, and the indoor market is as good as any...and in the summer, you can't beat the lake.

I realized that this is a great way to network and find cool deals.

If that's cool with you then I'd go FHA.

Very cool, @Daniel Machado.

They feel more real, and they might have a cool message on the  inside front cover. 

The earth goes through natural heating and cooling cycles every 100 years or so.That said the link you showed, at high emissions, only says an average of 2% of the properties will be under water at high tide in 40 years.

Many of these are capable of heating and cooling, so you could get rid of the furnace. 

I pulled out several little Hot Wheels (cool!)