Hey @Roger Da Silva, I want to share my two cents, but I'm having trouble following what is what, I don't know what numbers are actuals and which are previous numbers?

Yeah my software does as well. i mean MINE... as in I wrote it... additionally,users can  purchase DID's  (phone numbers)  for $3 +$1/mo  for use in their Text/VM broadcasting/robocalling campaings which conveniently, can be populated with names and data from my DB's which have over 200+million names/phones/emails/demographics/  social media user data, voter records, property info, deed data...etc  (all of which I have accumulated from providing scraped data, and append services for clients for a number of years)  total out right now at about 15GB  of Mysql DB's  check the google cloud image below....Obviously hooks up with both hubspot, as well as mautic.... as to allow for dragging in lead data directly to marketing automation, which works out well, when you when the lists that users buy.... from me... in my software,  already have FB/Twitter usernames, phones / emails / demographics / employer emails.. and da-da-da  ... linkedin account info.... as well as property tax data (which i do scrapes for free for users now...)   

Why not skip the da** signs and find a deal to work instead?

A DA will only pick up a case if someone reports it and there is enough to go on.Joe Gore

@David Da SilvaYou mentioned that you worked for a contractor.

Your DA will check the loan and your comps and make sure you aren't getting in trouble with value if you don't have much experience with comps.  

From the Urban Dictionary:"make it rain"When you're in da club with a stack, and you throw the money up in the air at the strippers.

A utility or service charge to be assessed to a tenant under this section may consist of (a) The cost of the utility or service provided to the tenant's space and under the tenant's control, as measured by the submeter, at a rate no greater than the average rate billed to the landlord by the utility or service provider, not including any base or service charge; (b) The cost of any sewer service for wastewater as a percentage of the tenant's water charge as measured by a submeter, if the utility or service provider charges the landlord for sewer service as a percentage of water provided; (c) A pro rata portion of the cost of sewer service for storm water and wastewater if the utility or service provider does not charge the landlord for sewer service as a percentage of water provided; (d) A pro rata portion of costs to provide a utility or service to a common area; (e) A pro rata portion of any base or service charge billed to the landlord by the utility or service provider, including but not limited to any tax passed through by the provider; and (f) A pro rata portion of the cost to read water meters and to bill tenants for water if third party service reads the meters and bills tenants for the landlord; and the landlord allows the tenants to inspect the third party's billing records.

(d) A landlord and a tenant may agree for the tenant to repair or remedy, at the landlord's expense, any condition covered by Subchapter B. 

This happened in Baytown, just outside of Houston, and It was the Harris County DA I spoke with.Not giving legal advice, but hoping my past experience helps.