The Texas laws are A little vague but basically they say that if you have to make an improvement in order to protect the integrity of the house they have to pay you the whatever you paid at the auction plus whatever you had to do to make reasonable improvements to protect the integrity of the house plus a 25% penalty within 6 mos. what they mean by protecting the integrity of the house, if the windows are busted out and the roof is leaking, and the doors kicked in , you have the right to pay for the materials and labor in order to fix the house so it does not further deteriorate.

The vast majority of people who succeed do so because they have persistence and integrity.  

It's a move to simplify integration of America into a global system.

I am questioning the integrity of the people I am dealing with?

But it would take a seller with a lot of integrity willing to educate their buyers & to provide accurate #'s.

One might get the impression that I'm asking him if his journalistic integrity is for sale to the highest bidder and I just don't want to go to that level.

I believe in service, with honesty and integrity"Sincerely, Tomas Janik DRE license #: 01866870

We are no longer a moral society based on honesty and integrity.

It's someone who operates with a sense of urgency, integrity, transparency, authenticity, and a strong posture.

* Maintain high integrity.* Communicate effectively (be respectful, timely, open and honest).* Abide by the "Golden Rule".* Make amends when the situation warrants it.* If you see it, own it, don't ignore it, do something about it.* Be fair and firm.* Nurture relationships.* Keep the properties well maintained - be proactive.* Keep up to date records (tenant files, property files and financial records).* Listen more, speak less.* Give more, take less.* Hone your scoping skills and learn street mentality.* Continually work on making your rental contract relevant and well written.* Understand and abide by landlord-tenant laws, and know them better than your tenants do.