If nothing else, I can't imagine that it wouldn't hurt to have fewer financial obligations each month...Thanks!

I imagine you wouldn't want to, but get pro photos after you declutter and stage it a bit.

Hello everyone, I need help understanding the issue I have infront of me so I can reach out to the correct people to fix the issue.I just visited my tenant over the weekend and she described to me the following issue.There is a crack in the pavement outside of the the house on the floor.The crack is currently being covered up so rain does not pour in.However, it appears that water got through the crack in the past and flooring in the house is slightly raised.

Imagine if you would have started 8-9 years ago.  

Let me guess - it was the greatest lease ever created with the lowest rent ever, and still made you wealthy beyond your imagination!

With you being in the Metroplex I’m imagine cost to build could be cheaper with the amount of competition there.

If it were, every time someone poured a cup of water or washed their hands, you’d get hit for 7.5 gallons of usage.Originally posted by @Austin Tam:Originally posted by @Michael Gansberg:@Austin Tam - the way I interpret the "lowest unit of measurement" is that you'll get dinged for 7.5 gallons once that many gallons have been used- in other words, at that point, the meter "clicks" and another .001 MCF is added to your total.

I don't know NY but I imagine getting guidance on what is allowable you dont need a lawyer for that as they are giving information.

Imagine how that would go over.The only fair solution is a state income tax, but that's the third rail of Texas politics.

If the sale kept dragging I would also imagine you had to sign new closing date addendums?