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We have to do all we can in California to vote no on 10.  

I will continue to work on the steps you laid out and continue to develop myself so that I can in the near future start up my real estate business.

@Sang Vo In California you can't "double close" like you can in other states.

I have done what I can in the last couple of months to be as friendly helpful and outgoing to the landlord as possible, such as to get on to his good side.Now, when he goes to sell the property, I would very much like to acquire it and have adjacent neighboring duplex rental properties.

Some properties just do not work for dogs.My local housing inspector has put in writing for me that attempting to accommodate any canine would be an unreasonable burden to the neighbors (it has an up a lot of stairs, down a long hallway dorm layout).I believe most laws talk about an unreasonable burden. 

If you can stay to best of breed (original 1920s units) vs. chopped up house.  

Now it's a breeding ground for the next decade's elementary kids... 

I would suggest getting just one agent if you can in Texas and develop a relationship so they take care of you and when your ready to deal they will be too. 

Since I am moving to Albuquerque, I would like to look into that area and learn as much as I can in order to find a deal to buy.