Hello ,I just joined this site because It was recommended by an awesome realtor here in Sugar Land.

I think @Ibrahim S did an excellent job explaining Irvington albeit perhaps with a bit of sugar coating for a first time investor.

Blockbuster’s business model was essentially annihilated by new media consumption.

To overcome this, yet still keep the tenants accountable for utilities consumption, we have developed a Utilities Budget Agreement.

Have looked for properties in our neck of the woods (Katy, Richmond, Sugar Land)?

Some municipalities are giving rebates because it reduces overall water consumption when people are directly responsible for paying what they use. makes sense!

Only improvements done close to selling, and done prudently, and with generally accepted taste - can be relied on to return anything.The kitchen we just put in was CONSUMPTION, by the time we sell, it will be a 20 year old kitchen, we will get none of it back.

Third, I stopped spending money on consumption (anything that is not expected to grow in value).

I think it will boost up your credibility because you're not sugar coating problems the seller may know about.I think you should approach the seller and tell them that is find but that you would like to be there as well.

They can't tell you a dollar amount but they will tell you the Ccfs (consumption); 1 CCf=748 gallons.