I know of at least 4 instances where investors purchased properties with agent representation that had intentions of doing an STR only to be denied a permit by the city after closing.Let me know if you have any other questions. 

In some cases, Texas Tenant/Landlord Law may legally allow tenants, or even the landlord, to break a lease early without penalties.The following are the instances when tenant may be able to legally move out from the property without any liability or landlord may legally remove tenant from the property: The lease agreement specifies early termination clauseSince a lease is a contract, both parties may negotiate on the terms and conditions that allow a tenant to terminate their lease early.

Labor and materials, the all in cost.Looking for a total estimate, for instance $1,500, not $ per sq ft.

The concealment you are advocating usually also means that the original borrower is not getting statements...but I'll get to a specific instance in a moment.

For instance, let's say I remodel the home completely, have a completely different look inside of it than it had prior, as opposed to the smallest possible remodel.

For instance- if you are paying $1500 rent now and you can buy a duplex and have a payment of $2500 and rent out one side for $1500- you just netted $500 per month.

For instance, an apartment complex would provide good cashflow however, it would be quite difficult to sell in a timely manner if I needed the money.

So for instance here is how Ms.

Take Toronto, for instance.

Any thoughts on if those caveats might protect me in this instance?