If the house is in a horse neighborhood, and has enough land with it for lunging and stabling It seems like it's the owners call if he wants to rent someone with a horse or not.People with a horse are going to pick a place like that if they can afford it, versus a single family home with a yard and a fence especially one of those chain link fences with the little barbs at the top which will tear the hide open on the horse meaning veterinarian expenses.

I had the time and it didnt cost me anything and now hes giving me a lot of good tips about a new branch of real estate ive been wondering about.

Although there is obviously a direct correlation between offer price and net price which keeps both %'s fairly consistent with each other, this topic of offer vs net has been a major disagreement between me and Greg H since this chain began. 

There has been population growth, business attraction, and infrastructure growth in the last year in Baytown, TX - nothing compared to maybe Katy, Cypress, or even Spring Branch - but still great growth.

I have used big box banks, credit unions, and regional banks.Walking in to a local branch and speaking with someone that knows your name and your business is priceless.

Aim for expansion by establishing clear objectives for growing your holdings, like obtaining more house hack properties or branching out into other real estate categories.

As far as a specific bank recommendation,  it looks like Mountain America Credit Union has a couple of branches in the surrounding area and I personally like them.  

Knowing somebody who can speed up the process at the branch would definitely help.

galvanized supply pipes  and branch drains that are still in service are probably on the edge of failure.   

And I will absolutely be filing a complaint and pushing this up the chain.