My investors are concerned about investing in Houston after Harvey because they are worried that the usual house they buy, rehab/upgrade and sell will not sale quickly like previous sales.

I believe people will begin to take a closer look at a homes flood record. More people will shy away from homes that have flooded at all. They will move to areas that Harvey didn\'t flood. Others may buy if the home only flooded during Harvey. This will affect the number of rental properties on the market also. Many homeowners of flooded homes will decide to rent out their home and buy on higher land. Over time though, provided we don\'t get repeats of Harvey, this will slowly fade off of the minds of the general public. A ton of investors are buying these flooded homes. They will rent them out for 5-20 years and sell them at a much higher price when the time is right.