Houston or Beaumont are grimy, but have flavor. 

Yes on all of this, but especially the bolded. 

I’m thankful and glad I’ve been financially responsible to make such a bold and aggressive move and have the ability to make such a move financially, so for any one looking to comment on that just know it’s not a decision taken lightly.

Painted the kitchen cabinets a bold navy blue and upgraded the hardware.

Painted the kitchen cabinets a bold navy blue and upgraded the hardware.

(although he can then sue you for damages) See bold highlight below from the Florida Tenant StatutesOtherwise it is a civil matter.

@Kelsey Folger  congratulations on your success and bold initiative!

@Kevin Raye Also my last post assumed you were doing some flavor of the BRRRR method, or flips, or something other than purchasing turnkey properties where you have a way to recoup capital out of any given deal.

We have our leases say its strongly recommended and that any damages to tenant property for any reason will NOT be covered (that part is in bold).

Hi @Drew Hoffos, I have done both apartments and non commercial properties, they are just different flavors of the real estate game.