In others you will have to put in your own MUD which will really jack up your initial costs per developed lot.Good luck and welcome aboard.Lots of new Texicans coming on board lately.all cash

The RTO seems to be more desirable, HUD-8 sounds very undesirable.... but I really am just making an educated guess.

This, along with the recent damming of the river(ensuring it doesn't dry out), has generated development interest in the previously undesireable swath of land between downtown and the river.

The house my wife and I rented when we first got married had a floor furnace in it and I don't remember it being a problem or undesirable.

Before we got to the bedroom doors the sheetrock was there but it was not taped or mudded.

Whatever place he purchased is either old as hell, in a very undesirable area, or both.

You will not be tracking so much mud and dirt on you new floors this way.Don

Now that it's got a fresh skim coat of drywall mud, we can paint.

I have found infestations by observing only a quarter inch mud tube (all that was visible at that house).Now my advice: Make any purchase contingent on a wood destroying insect inspection and hire a professional and accompany him/her during the inspection.

I left that part out Rich; about the undesirable areas.