Let me know I can help any further.Basement Requirements:15.12.540 - Basement space prohibited as habitable room, dwelling unit.No basement space shall be used as a habitable room or dwelling unit unless:A.The floor and walls are impervious to leakage of underground and surface runoff water and are insulated against dampness.B.The total of window area in each room is equal to at least the minimum window area sizes as required by Article IX of this chapter and is located entirely above the grade of the ground adjoining such window area.C.The total of openable window area in each room is equal to at least the minimum as required under Article IX of this chapter, except where there is supplied some other device affording adequate ventilation and approved by the housing inspector.D.There are no pipes, ducts or other obstructions less than six feet six inches above the floor level.E.All furnaces or other heating facilities are so located, insulated and separated from living areas by fireproof partitions or walls necessary pursuant to regulations of the fire director, so that the same do not constitute an undue hazard to the safety and health of the occupants.F.There is a second means of egress conforming to the requirements of Section 15.12.270 of this chapter.G.Basement space which shall be used as a habitable room or dwelling unit must conform to all provisions of this chapter and all other applicable ordinances.

Dennis Jansen, an economics professor at Texas A&M and PERC's director, said the index indicates a steady and healthy economy.

You could put the TV on a table against the small wall, and then a couch and chairs on the larger wall.

This would be similar to beach homes renting bikes, lawn chairs etc.

A fellow Austinite.There are a few strategies here - as a former Property Manager overseeing major unit rehabs, we would play musical chairs (move tenants into rehabbed units after they were completed for a discount (I.E. 20% off 1st full month's rent). 

With the exception of what Cathy Trevino, chair of the Houston Association of Realtors said, this article is worth reading for all buyers.

I will send you a DM with an interview we did with the leader of lending and then the director of services.  

I served as their marketing director for a year.

One time years ago a town I was the manager in - myself and the public works director were riding around checking things when we came upon a boggy backyard off an alley.

Twice this year I had to stand deck chairs back up from the devastating effects :)  Cmon down - You'll love it!