Before drafting my initial post I did Google (I love how that has become a verb) "Texas specific performance" and like you, found nothing to support my understanding of your position.Texas Law: A fundamental rule of equity is that a court will not grant specific performance unless it is shown that no adequate remedy exists at law.

Another option is installing a microwave with a vent above the range, but most built-in microwave vents are recirculating and may not adequately filter the air.I'm seeking advice on the best course of action for ventilation in the kitchen.

.- failure to adequately remove snow or other debris- other safety related repairs not doneDiscuss the professional coverage with your agent to see what the cost would be.

For permits https://desotomo.com/departments/animal-control/I would suggest you vet any GC very carefully, make sure their plumbers, electrician and HVAC are state licensed.I'd also suggest permitted work for liability and equity purposes.The electrical will be dependent on what code cycle of the NEC that Desoto has adopted.Its doubtful an old HVAC is performing adequately relative to its installation let alone relative to current requirements.

In order to calm your partners nerves, you may consider exploring a more adequate asset type.

A smart seller should only seller-finance to someone with good credit, adequate reserves, a nice down payment etc. and underwrite the deal like a normal bank would, but I've been seeing more and more situations where unqualified buyers are acquiring properties this way. 

But we even don't get that far -- the judge (rightly) kicked the whole case back because there wasn't adequate proof that the other defendants had received the summons. 

The environment is the #1 driver of tourism to the region and it's not adequately protected. 

A big part of tenants treating properties badly is because people didn't screen the tenants adequately, so don't make that mistake.

The problem is that the insurance company is requiring utility bills from 3 months prior to me owning the property to prove the home was adequately heated.