But your rental income wont be as strong as Colorado Springs.

The house is empty , once someone puts in furniture and some accent rugs here or there you wont see much of the floor any how 

most likly you wont get a loan in your LLC... for the credit reasons.. unless you have big commerical LOCs with PGs attached .. then they will loan in LLC .. and sue on the pg.No PG usually means loan to you pesonally.. and if you then deed to LLC  does not matter you signed the note your credit is trashed.. and TEXAS is one state that will chase you for deficiancies  at least they have the right to.west coast state we have whats called purchase money Deed of trust NO deficancy is allowed by law if lender does a foreclsure through a trustee sale.. if they go judicial they can get one.if its owner occ.. no deficiancy is allowed on any purchase money.. 

Genesis 18:23-32: "And Abraham drew near and said, Wilt thou also destroy the righteous with the wicked?...

If you look around the world, and what happens when elections are held, oftentimes riots break out, cities are destroyed, people are killed if a group doesn't like the outcome.

If water gets through the FRP, your screwed anyways and will destroy the sheetrock if you remove any of it. i still used green sheetrock though, just because.

That's the simple part.The complicated part is when you have damage that doesn't destroy the building.

If you dont do it, it wont just happen by itself.

If you have a water leak, its going to destroy any cabinet, at least with stock cabinets, replacing them is quick and cheap.

This would really screw him over (which I don't feel right doing, but if he files a UD, I have no problem doing that, if he tries to ruin my credit, I will try to destroy him as well)My questions is:1) Can the landlord file a UD on a house that has been sold to the bank already?