Title companies really tend to bend over backwards for clients that will likely use them, moving forward.

Hey there Account Closed.I live in Ottawa and invest in South Bend, IN.

Huge.2) Permian Basin & Trans-Pecos - Midland to Big Bend area south, Big Spring west to Pecos. - This area is almost exclusively O&G based and will 90% track with drilling rig numbers and oil prices.

So as long as you hold this notion that you get to self define what is "normal", and the world is supposed to bend to making it so, yes, it will be an experience of consistent let-down and frustration because reality simply does not care your definition of things, nor any persons dictation. 

You can make RE work for you and you can bend the rules.

Most of what I've looked at is in the southwest suburbs: Sugar Land, Missouri City, Mission Bend, Katy areas.

The property is in Bend, OR, and I would be able to build the ADU for ~100k (family  contractor discount) and rent it out for ~1500/month. 

Fab 3 60 degree bends for the 180 on each loop. 

Never has bending the rules benefitted me. also, screw long tenant stories about why they cant pay rent and whatever else.

Purchase price: $7,100,000 Cash invested: $1,200,000 A two-story office building at 11104 W Airport Blvd, Stafford TX 77477 in the East Fort Bend County/ Sugar Land Submarket.