TX las doesn't require a natural death in the house to be disclosed so it might be a stretch but I wouldn't leave any stones unturned on a home that has been sitting that long.

They can be heat pump, natural gas or propane.

I am also running it through Loandepot under the FHA 203K loan and I spoke with my broker specifically about my intentions and they gave me the green light.

Ok, I have no idea what the actual number would be per loan to keep the lights on.

I had him do a number of smaller jobs like hanging a light, installing a sink/disposal and handful of other small plumbing items.

Replaced rear doors.Repaired drywall and painted throughout home.Added recessed lighting in bedrooms, kitchen, and living room.New hardware in bathrooms and kitchen. 

So start it, that will also light a fire under the tenant to take action.  

Warm greetings to  EverybodyPlease do not tell me I need to talk to CPA.I already have, not much help, I will keep trying.My situation is really a little bit unusual.I decided to crack in pieces, and maybe someone can put some light on it.Tax consequences?

I would also need to consult with the guidelines to determine if adjacent lots are acceptable on a program of that nature?

My rent has been paid it said my lights will be paid on the 15 of this month but it still says batched so how can I recertify when it says batched for almost three weeks and it doesn't give me a form to download or fill out do I have to wait till the batched goes away or what because come the first I'm gonna be behind again