Quote from @Will Parks: Anyone in the Dallas Ft Worth area developing 15+ acres of land, how do you evaluate an Probably sounds harsh, but if you are in SC and asking about evaluating a deal in Dallas, my personal thought is you should stay away from it. 

Regarding COVID, you are kidding yourself if you don't believe in a harsh winter in the United States.

@Noel Lopez Yes the properties are in personal name, the loan officer is Shawn Huss at Chemical Bank.

Chemical Engineer, gig'em Aggies!!!!

But not to sound harsh, but I would imagine many of those employees were not home buyer, but lifetime renters. 3.

When necessary, use words.”Letting my actions and successes speak for me will go a lot farther, in many cases, than an argument.But, when necessary, answering a harsh rebuke with a well formulated open ended question is a great way to get someone on their heels in an argument.Great response here.

After I moved in, talked to the neighbors, found out he's harsh with the tenants, treated them like trash.

We never saw active termites and a foundation guy I brought in pointed out where a previous termite chemical treatment was likely done so I think the termites were an older problem.

This is the harsh reality of the construction business that most people don't understand. 

I am sure I deserve every harsh name you can imagine for me and then some.But I did laugh a bit (and please find room in your heart to forgive me for it) when I thought about the incongruity of a process server advising me to let someone else get their hands dirty.