I’ll definitely raise the question with them.Thanks for the response.

They still need to have license.The only disadvantage that I'm aware of is that if the insurance goes bankrupt then the state would not step in and pay you if the state has any money left.

I have a market, NOT a "war zone" that I can consistently hit 1%+.

After a few rentals, I became more aware of the ins and outs of what goes into a home renovation.

I'm aware of the challenges and I am welcoming to them in exchange for the experience of helping sellers solve whatever problem that they might have.

The issue is legally be allowed to raise rents and getting around what the city believes is fair market rents.

My name is Joshua, I'm a San Antonian born and raised (Go Spurs Go!).

Perhaps there is a reason I'm not aware of?

@Carlos MoncadaI am not aware of anyone who intends on filing any suit

I'm not aware of any systems that work without wifi as you'd have to have some kind of cellular reporting system like a SimpliSafe or similar.