It sounds like you've done both.Most important is the notification period prior to evicting them (30, 90, 120 days notice etc.)I've attached a picture how we have to go about serving notices in WA state.

Sounds very scary from a buyers point of view.

“and a few hundred others we've done at Net Energy in 8 states.”sounds like you’re representing or have a financial interest in a company that sells solar or other energy saving devices.  

The CL mobile app is helpful for this.Last inquiry from a CL ad was a mom - sounded stressed as dealing with the logistic nightmare of relocating her family across county.

Consulting with several Architects sound like you just asked some questions and you did not actually hire any of them.

That sounds like an exciting venture!

@Tanya Maslach can use the 60-day rollover rule to avoid penalties, but funds must be replaced within 60 days.

If you are getting paid based as a percentage of the sale / purchase price, that sounds an awful lot like a commission to me.However, I am not your attorney, so if you want a definitive answer to your question, I would recommend you hire an experience Texas real estate attorney OR get a real estate license (and then you don't have to worry about the issue).

Montgomery sounds like it’s treating you well.You really nailed the numbers on this one.

That sounds like it's going to be such a fun project.