An adverse possessor takes the property as their own.When engaging in a real estate transaction in Texas, it’s essential to carefully consider the type of deed being used and the level of protection it provides.

When I hear how much people are spending on education with gurus or even 'local' coaches, it breaks my heart--that money could've been a downpayment on a house.If one is committing to spending tens of thousands of dollars whether upfront or splitting a minimum amount of deals, it's one of the worst mistakes that you can make in my opinion...In a world where information is at our fingertips and there is a blueprint that exists for everything, you'd be better off investing in courses on overcoming fear of change, lack of motivation, etc.

So do they pay the entire price of the house if you lose it to adverse possession?

You should send an adverse action letter to those that you decline.

Currently we have a 78 year old property manager who makes 10% of the rent for doing everying....He is adverse to technology so sharing the work load with him through turbo tenant usage is not possible.  

You may be able legally acquire that strip of land under a theory of a legal doctrine called Adverse Possession.

For everyone who finds that to be a challenge what have you done to overcome that??

Successfully transitioning to a new construction company that took over a project already underway was a challenge I managed to overcome.

The first goals to overcome is objectify the exit strategy.

Successfully transitioning to a new construction company that took over a project already underway was a challenge I managed to overcome.