It's a classic bad tenant tactic to push for bending of rules before even filling out an application.

It's temping to want to bend the rules because you want that renter moved in, but in the long run you want the best tenant you can get.

The only one that really threw me for a loop was Lisp, being that you can't write a line of code that is not recursive it tends to be mind bending, for me anyway.Back in the day you had to write your own kernel, VxWorks ( the kernel that put the mars lander on mars) simply wasn't around, so one was forced to understand OS/Kernel concepts (interrupts, timers, interrupt vectors, timing overruns, I/O, drivers, etc).

I took a look at the Fort Bend County appraisal records for previous years and it looks like the owner did not claim any exemptions, however I chose to use the most recent appraisal rate and calculate taxes based on the current rate.Thanks again!

But I am investing in low income areas and our niche is bending over backwards to collect rent and address issues, so I'm probably not typical.

my advice go to your local real estate company and get a agent. if you feel really nice go to the company and find the newest agent who hasn't made any money since he/she got a license and i bet they will bend over backwards to make you happy in this transaction! 

I have looked into old sugar land (Townwest area and etc) 77478 zip code, parts of Houston ( 77083) Fort bend School district and Katy near Cinco Ranch ( 77450) but not Cinco Ranch since it is too expensive.

I'll bend over backwards to try to keep my word and I'll keep the seller in the loop (as much as it makes sense) through the entire process.

Are you a cash buyer real estate agents will bend over backwards to bring you good deals.

Bend County (77479).