If you think I'm joking, Texas Department of Corrections was just mandated to have AC in all prisons on the grounds that lack of AC is cruel and unusual punishment in Texas. 

Less than 5% of sex offender re-offend after release from jail or prison based upon national data. 

This service is a total joke unless you are going to prison and need fast cash.

I've worked on a variety of projects from small TI's, to airports, prisons, office buildings etc.

I had a DEA raid (full on swat with machine guns, helicpoter the whole thing) on one of my nicest properties....talk about a mess...try getting your place back to rent when it is a MAJOR crime scene and all their stuff is there....4 months before I got it back and of course then all their stuff is there and they are in jail...not super easy to serve eviction paperwork to someone in federal prison...anyways...now it is just a war story...haha Keep it up, and when you are done, really look at your processes...my gut tells me you are a nice guy...be a nice buy, just NOT to your tenants, doing that is like letting the dog eat at the table ....they will just go nuts.Originally posted by @Ryan Keenan:Originally posted by @Richard Sherman:Dude-  I know it has been said before but I will say it too1.

Of course, county assessments are notoriously inaccurate, but it is a starting point.

notorious for murders?

I believe the penalties are up to $5,000 per advettising piece and 3 years in prison.

You *can* do it, but at some point you're going to get caught with your pants down and you will not only be fined a ridiculous amount of money, you will have a felony on your record and possibly be sent to prison.

I live in San Jose, and this market is notorious for making people lose faith in their ability to purchase.