Very sage advice Lee, and hitting the points of exactly what I hear everyone say in the Houston area when it comes to zoning.

@Janea Crum check out Julian Sage.

By far this has been the most popular property I've listed--I got the property for so cheap that I keep getting numerous calls from retail buyers and a few from investors.A week after it was listed, I got a missed call from Sage Acquisitions informing me that someone reported to them that this property is being sold in Craigslist and if we don't stop they will send us a cease and desist order.I'm a little bit at loss as to what to tell them when I call them back.

I was thinking of a Sage green  or navy blue paint.  

Hoping for a therapeutic soon that will make the impact of Covid significantly less.Coronavirus Fallout: Housing Market Tumble Begins

An "Emotional Support Animal" provides therapeutic benefit and does not require specific training.You can ask the tenant "to present documentation from a physician, psychiatrist, social worker or other mental health professional that the animal provides support which mitigates at least one symptom of a disability".But you can't charge, can't require training, and can't ask about their disability.You CAN charge them for damage after the fact... but that's about it.Recently a Florida condo association paid $18k to settle a denial of a emotional support animal.So proceed with caution anytime someone says "Oh no, this isn't a pet.

I think it is Sage Timberline now.

I know it feels good to rant, it's therapeutic and we should all do it from time to time, but it's not going to get you any deals.

@Tenley Sage HoughtonThat's a great question and a great point. 

@Sage Balai yeah my braddah shoot me a PM