I’ve encountered properties where a do it yourself we had removed a wall and didn’t engineer it but rather used 2-2x4’s to support it so it obviously caused sag and we open it back up and correct it.

- Easements: In my opinion - these are important when you encounter a landlocked property (which isn't necessarily a common thing, but it does come up from time to time) and/or if your intent is to somehow develop or subdivide the property yourself (which isn't something I typically do, and 95% of the land flippers I know don't get into this in a big way).

I have never encountered that one myself Mark....keep us posted on the out come though!

I have now had the property for over 5 years, with rental licenses, and have encountered no issues.

Well, unless of course you are overleveraged and encounter some form of hardship (e.g., major repair, a need to refinance, etc.). 

I encounter plenty of circumstances where properties are still receiving Homestead exemptions, even though they are rental properties. 

The Texas Medical Center employs over 106,000 people, hosts 10 million patient encounters annually.6. 25% of people in Pearland rent while only 21% of people in Friendswood are renters.  

My friend and I encounter a lot of naysayers out there when we have conversations about REI.

Anyone encounter a similar problem before?

Our PMC advised us to give the tenant a 30-day notice to vacate and we gave them the go-ahead to do so.Is this a situation anyone here has encountered?