Hi All- I have a tenant who habitually pays late.

It was located in a desirable neighborhood and once renovated would be the perfect home fro people who desired access to outdoor activities while at the same time being with oin walking distance to a vibrant down town with great restaurants and brew pubs.

I am sure most of us understand the government habitually understates inflation, which is probably at least 15% and adding 15% means we must earn 30% after tax.

I am thrilled to be a newly licensed agent at such a vibrant time for the Austin housing market. 

These tenants were habitually late and always complaining about not having money to pay rent or repairs as required by their lease.

I have a habitual dislike of people who don't apologize when they're obviously in the wrong.

I have a tenant who is habitually late.

This happen (1) when mortgage rates were far above the interest rate of the subject property’s mortgage (2) the borrower was habitually behind on payments.Let’s say that there’s a 1% chance that transferring to an LLC will result in triggering the due on sale clause.

Was surprised to see such a large and vibrant community!

Texas is a vibrant State with a strong economy.