@Mike Bend  There are too many unanswered questions in your situation.

The slats are a little harder to bend.

Anyway, I have multiple properties in Missouri City area but if you are buying east of Fort Bend tollway your insurance is going to be high because you are almost close to Brazoria  county.

I’ll bend over backwards to keep awesome people happy in my units.

Like are they required to provide it or are they bending the rules by giving that information out?

I said why don't you chase down NOD's in Bend and we will buy some foreclosures there..

Remember settlement over time allows materials to bend and warp, elevating them quickly usually will cause cracking in drywall or plaster, but that is cosmetic.

I will never bend my standards.

What was happening after scoping is the plumber said that that bend accumulates over time and starts blocking the flow to the street.

They will bend over backwards and in some cases loan outside of normal parameters to keep the business such as move to 25 year amort. and 7 to 10 year fixed.The longer the term fixed in years the fixed interest rate starts rising.