This type of thing will occur every so often if a child gets poisoned eating paint chips off window sills or ect.

See the crazy lady's post below:LANDLORDS..... keep in mind when you say NO PETS you ARE discriminating AGAINST disabled people with therapy pets BEFORE they have even had a chance to get into your building.. like the blind who has a therapy dog, or the elderly who might have a therapy cat, or the CHILD who might have special needs only his therapy dog can do... and THEY CAN AND WILL SUE YOU to own the property you are trying to rent... so reconsider renting to them that way you collect the money from them and retain your property instead of losing the property to them for DISCRIMINATION... cause i have had enough of being discriminated against and i hope all DISABLED people with THERAPY PETS ban together!!

I run an application through BP resource and it approved both but after careful reading I would not approve a guy (very low scores and does not pay child support and messed with his SSN)

But I definitely learned a lot about turnkey quickly haha, still undecided on it though.

My folks are from there and I've been going there since I was a child.

Originally posted by Eric Medemar:Originally posted by Cris Chico:Plant your seeds everywhere....And a strong harvest is sure to follow....and child support payments, too!

They have a child going to college.

Forty years ago when I started in the investment filed of properties I was  like a frighten child.

And if you think when a child is legitimately hurt on a property, the court will liberally apply this type of ruling, because in reality it was never really separate and distinct.  

(e) This section does not apply to money collected as child support that:(1) is being held for disbursement by the state disbursement unit under Chapter 234, Family Code, or a local registry, as defined by Section 101.018, Family Code, pending identification and location of the person to whom the money is owed; or(2) has been disbursed by the state disbursement unit under Chapter 234, Family Code, by electronic funds transfer into a child support debit card account established for an individual under Section 234.010, Family Code, but not activated by the individual.