Absent a corporate relocation that is just going to pay it I see no way this is going to actually play out but it does give me room for negotiation.  

So much for all that revenue they’re now losing from companies relocating to other states.

Check liens through the state at :http://mhweb.tdhca.state.tx.us/mhweb/title_view.js...Then you have relocation issues.

Blue Shield is bringing over 1200 more employees as it relocates it's HQ to downtown Oak in 2019.

We are talking about relocating to a new state, and have been weighing our options where our rental properties are concerned.One option we've tossed around is to sell one of our rentals up here in advance, use the proceeds to buy one in our new city using a 1031 exchange, and rent it out until we move.

The tenant continues to be responsible for payment of rent under the rental agreement during the period of any temporary relocation and for the remainder of the term of the rental agreement following the remediation.

In my case the reasons were the following:- one person was relocating to the nyc area but had no job lined up yet but significant savings.

We want to relocate near my job and get a bigger house as we have 3 young kids in a small 3BR house.

We had already purchased a 2nd place and relocated (yes, I bought and sold 3 houses in 6 months, crazy year) so we had some leverage over the banks there.

The renovation/rehab will include the following work: painting, tile work (flooring, shower, back splash), plumbing to relocate sink & toilet, wall removal, drywall finishing,  electrical, etc.