You could keep a whole house fan or some kind of exhaust fan going to vent the house.

Any higher and the rates get wonky (at least on DSCR loans).I'd exhaust all of my conventional financing options before I'd venture into any commercial or DSCR financing.I'd keep my units per building to 4 and below because you can get conventional financing or DSCR financing.I would not get an LLC and I would use an umbrella liability policy if I was worried about getting sued by a tenant.I wouldn't be afraid of buying an older house that needs renovation as long as you can get it at 50% or less of the after repair value.That's it for now.All the bestStephanie

After an exhaustive search I finally found two lenders that offer 1st position HELOC's on investment property.

Hi Justin, here is a lit of available platforms... https://www.biggerpockets.com/rei/online-property-...I am not sure if it is comprehensive or not but it certainly is exhaustive.

Texas Statute of Limitations (SOL) Related to Title of Real PropertyWhile not exhaustive, below is a list of liens and judgments along with the Texas Statute of Limitations that may be filed or found in the real property records or county clerk’s office.

All signs are pointing toward another exhausting market. 

Travis County (Austin, Texas) issued an order today (County Judge Order No. 2021-04) that eviction proceedings can June 1 if the tenant has not paid rent for 5 months and the landlord has exhausted all rental assistance remedies.

Don't invest out of state before exhausting all options locally.

Running the exhaust fan when showering, not running humidifiers in the property, cleaning bathrooms regularly and reporting mold upon first sight.When I first started my lease was three pages and it is now 15 pages.

I've already taken out $100k from the equity on my primary home, so that avenue has been exhausted. 2.