No, I exhausted every ounce of trust and confidence, and I should have left a long time before I did. 

This isn't exhaustive, and few PM companies are identical, but I know if you are committed to having an excellent attitude and being a sponge you will succeed!

Brick with a standing seam metal roof is good in Texas (it withstands the hail and high winds pretty well and is low maintenance. it's also expensive.Hardy Board type siding and hurricane rated shingles (properly installed shingles) works decently also.

The Umbrella limit is available if the Limits of your underlying policies (auto, home, dwelling/fire, boat, etc) are exhausted in a claim.I see several options for you. 1.

This seems very risky to me. 2) One of my tenants is saying that the ice at the entrance of the driveway has damaged the exhaust system of his car and is demanding compensation for the cost of the repairs.

This program is made for buyers with strong assets and residual income that just want to put less down - so not fit for people that would exhaust most of their savings on a down payment.

For example, use laminate or tile which can withstand tenant "Wear and tear" in kitchens or living rooms more nicely and cost efficiently than nice pristine hardwood floors. 

Well that would be pretty exhausting to type but the idea is instead of going to the local bank and jumping through their hoops you get a loan directly from the president of the lending institution which is the seller .

I found many of them at my local REIA and have bought a few properties here and there from them (most of the deals suck, but to get a good one you have to get really fast at analyzing so you can bid first)I would NOT pay for any training until you've put in the time to exhaust the free and low-cost resources, namely your local REIA.

Also made me realize that no matter how hard I work for someone, it really doesn't matter to them.... which makes you feel defeated and exhausted.