So they’d both have to bail and declare bankruptcy to escape. 

I knew that it would be a well-placed investment to resale land in the future or to build a short-term rental for Lake Travis/Hill Country visitors or those who want to be more in nature and escape Austin for a day or two.

You also need to make sure there is an egress window, which is a fire escape window that must meet certain size requirements.

The asking price was $135,000, the ARV should be about $169,000, and I have it for $72,500.Do I sign the contract she is sending me, or do I have it looked over and edited/amended by a real estate attorney to make sure I have avenues of escape should I not be able to sell the contract?

It seems people are moving back in, but I think the primary driver is the reduced rent rates that motivate some people to jump back in and hope they can ride the wave up.It's too early to tell but I could see a shift in demographics as people attempt to escape the heavy taxes and regulation.

Hello,Would anyone know how much is to remove a fire escape in DC?

Many folks have moved from California to Arizona to escape the severe lockdowns.

There's no escaping that. 

Basement units often lack egress windows in bedrooms, which are needed for fire escape.

That said I just brought it up on my own post so my own hypocrisy doesn't escape me.