Our laws do not allow liens to be put on non-exempt property which includes:Homestead- One can own a $1 million dollar home free and clear and it cannot be touch12 Cattle, 2 Horses and 120 chickens- LOL but trueBelongings and furnishings- Can't be touch up to $30,000(Not positive)Guns- Don't even try to go after someone's gun in TexasBibleFarm equipmentOne car per family member and so onWages cannot be garnished as well. 

One way you could turn lemons into lemonade (or chicken sh*t into chicken salad) is to determine if you could still complete and insured transaction using a QCDEED and perhaps an estoppel letter or similar doc.

But when it comes down to it, I might be too chicken to do it.

After determining that I was a 1099 with only 1.5 years work experience, the loan officer quickly shared a look that made that oh so delicious chicken biscuit want to come right out where it previously entered.After searching through every loop hole, we came across the conclusion that there was nothing this bank could do to get me in the door.  

They guard our goats and chickens from the coyotes.

$300 increase is going to put you into a game of chicken with any tenant.

Without the credibility of a bunch of deals under my belt, I would feel like a nut job telling these people how they will be handling my transactions :) What I need to do is to stop being a chicken and just make some calls. :)

I think I stated in a recent post that finding a good PM is like finding chickens with lips!

I am looking at many deals where the condition is very sub-par and the rents are accordingly far below market. I know that I have to do improvements to the units to raise rents to market. At the same time... I have to...

I'd bet a chicken dinner that the use instructions start out with "remove gross contamination".. step two will be something along the lines of "thoroughly wet the area to be treated & keep wet for xx period of time"..