Option one she threaten to do a loan modification.Option two shoes trying to threaten bankruptcy.Just wondering for those that I’ve done subject to deal what type of things to look out for or should I not even worry. 

The only other thing I would want to look at in your shoes is what 25% down looks like.   

Regarding the comment to not renew them: I get it, and in your shoes I'd probably rather be rid of them, but would stop short of a hard line.

has not always been a bed or roses but it creates new challenges every day you learn new things every day and you meet a lot of GREAT people and well you can meet a lot of not so great people as well.

Seems to me the busing is being done to those cities that made a big deal of how terrible Texas was is and call themselves sanctuary cities that is until of course those folks are at their door step and now the shoe is on the other foot.  

Rose Property Group.

Title policies contain a subrogation clause, that means the insurer steps into the shoes of its insured if it pays a claim. 

Quote from @Rose Jones: Your interest rate should be higher than 6 percent.

All major metros witnessed increases in DOM, notably Houston (50 days) and Dallas (49 days), which rose by seven and four days, respectively.

As such prices rose. 5% rates would do the same.