I'm not a lender but they may also look at your bank statements to demonstrate a pattern of income so that could also support your income verification. 

A pattern I see when people post about eviction horror stories is that they waited too long, don't make the same mistake. 

Each sub-market is different, but I think we'll see a similar pattern to what we saw in the great recession. 

The trick with driving for dollars is having a pattern to follow.  

I use my (again, Makita) random orbital sander for edging, with 100-packs of discs I can get inexpensively, again, at Amazon.There's a general pattern when it comes to my power tools -- if I plan on stretching the capabilities of the tool, taking it to the edge of its limitations, I almost always buy Ridgid, Milwaukee, or Makita.

I will say the installer isn't happy about it, but it has held up as well as concrete (actually, better), so far.For apts, I do LVP that looks like wood and one pattern everywhere other than the bath.

@Marco Morkous It sounds as if you've already had one success without it, why not continue with that pattern for a couple of more?

So far, then, the Austin area market is maintaining its familiar overall pattern of extreme low inventory, high buyer demand, and rising home prices.

Way too many tile patterns were already coating on the walls and floor to deal with! 

(I can share some helpful blog articles if you want to go deeper on this subject).It helps to look at migration patterns as well.