The EPA has published new lead paint standards. https://www.healthday.com/health-news/environmental-health/e...All five of my rentals were built well before the end of the lead paint era.

These are real human beings in bad situation and they need real advice and real creative solutions to get out from under it.

We have a lot of single mothers who are nurses/senior health aids/hospital aids/more who have proven to the be the best tenants by far.

I’m also a big enthusiast for health and wellness, always striving to improve myself and learn more.If anyone in the Houston market would like to connect or has any advice for someone just starting out, I’d love to hear from you!

Didn't want it to be a health hazard.Owner had the house checked out prior because they had the same concern actually.

In my opinion, a more moderate quarter-point cut would have signaled confidence in the economy's underlying health.

And in return I think the health of the overall housing market will benefit as well. 

Most fake this, but you are genuine.My response to you is then this.First, be careful, because human nature is a treacherous one.

I have most of my tenants through local mental health/addiction services, and those tend to be better than the randoms from craiglist, as they typically have a case manager to check up on them occasionally...

This is a garden home and the yard is fenced in with a 10 foot privacy board in board fence The neighbor stated it was making her violently ill and that it is a health hazard for her as it was coming in through her vents and or windowsshe has also been known to harass my last tenant, and sending us text that trees are too close to her home telling us that we need to cut it because there were branches over her skylight and she claims that it was scratching the cover. she called the city when the last tenant had to sell all of her items at an estate sale due to loosing her job and having to move from the property and cited that she was in violation of city ordinances due to not informing the county of an estate sale.