@Terry LandonI am a real estate agent and investor in TX.Katy, Cypress, Spring, some parts of Houston, Conroe, Tomball, Pearland are great markets.These cities tend to command quality tenants, and they have great schools.Get in touch with a local agent or investor and shorten your learning curve and save you a lot of headaches as they tend to understand the market better.All the best!

You just need to keep pushing up the chain of command.

In an old movie, Willard commanded the Rats to attack people and things like a little Army--I doubt you are commanding any rats.Car outdoors, rats outdoors, seems like part of nature, like the rain and snow.Unless you are secretly commanding your own Rat Army like Willard in the movie.Maybe next time she should buy a more Rat Resistant car because something must draw them to her car--the neighbors cars are not being consumed by Rats.See if the interior is stacked high with old fast food leftovers. 

They can be controlled through voice commands and can connect to the internet to stream content, among other things.

I'm sure he'd go into more detail of his exact practices to anyone who inquires.Bummer that TX has commandeered L/Os.  

Except my drill commander in boot camp would not have said hell.

And we can't actually command the EU to buy our stuff you know :)Points taken about the economic engagement funding the war and the price of fuel influencing construction costs...but we were already seeing those backlogs and baked in fuel prices and I actually don't think this will drive up construction costs that much more...we simply don't use that gas.And we (including europe) just shut most of the economic engagement with Russia down to a surprising degree.

He could hear them chanting and playing war drums.How many are there he asked his 2nd in command.

A second-position loan...HELOC or Installment Loan...that is non-owner-occupied is going to command a higher risk-premium.

If you provide a clean and nice place, you can command a higher price that's deserved and attract guests who will treat it properly.Also, don't over-amenitize (I don't think that's a real word).