Kyle Zochert:Be very careful.In Texas, once a lien on property is filed, it is on file forever and part of the chain of title until it is released with a Release of Lien.You can research this yourself in the County records, and find a level of comfort depending on your experience with this.You can even buy someone else's opinion regarding whether or not there is a lien on the property.  

IMHO Have campaigns for phone text email follow upHave a phone system Have a text system Have an email system Have chat both external and internal Have webforms Have RVMHave conference roomsHave file storage Have a CRM attached and seamlessly churning data  I use calltext.com however I also own it. 

Maybe it will motivate them to make the repairs and give you a Certificate of Compliance so you can move forward.Even if they comply, I would probably file a complaint against both REALTORS once the transaction is closed.

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There are also additional costs of operating and maintaining an LLC, like separate bank accounts, annual report filings, tax filings, etc.2.

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If they don't, file for eviction.  

If they don't make it right, report them to the Texas Real Estate Commission: https://www.trec.texas.gov/public/how-file-complaint4.

If you file your taxes right you can expense a lot of things that you would otherwise have to capitalize.

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