So I have been reading into the Texas Property Code along with a book I bought Texas laws on Lease Options to figure out how to do it without violating any laws. Hehe, Texas has a lot of red tape to wade through.

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Hope everyone enjoyed the holidays.Okay, this has been covered to some extent at length, but it’s been difficult to decipher the exact information I’m looking for.

Condo and townhome insurance can be really difficult to decipher sometimes, and many people are mislead by how it all works. 

I have requested lists from counties and spent HOURS trying to decipher the data.

To me if there much extra cost even tho you reacted so quickly on repair, that tells me that the tenant didn’t report it very quickly which would cause that extra to be on them.You can possibly get a more detailed breakdown on daily usage from water company and decipher who’s responsible.

I would love to avoid multiple parties involved and would prefer to work with the seller + buyer directly myself so I'll be sure to avoid additional people when at all possible.May I ask how you decipher between easy to work with wholesalers and those that aren't?

I have been trying to decipher their zoning map and I just can't quite figure it out.

It turned out that the house has foundation problems, among other costly issues that I could not decipher by myself walking through the property, so I'd say to never skip an inspection.

How do you decipher between:Normal wear and tearSmall things that you ignoreItems worthy of deducting from security deposit

If the local jurisdictions need help figuring it out, most investors will also have a hard time deciphering all aspects (plus 6 separate regulations does not make it any simpler).