Those numbers are unusual high compare to New York City where I am familiar with.Now at same time the medias says Houston Texas are one of the hottest market right now to invest.How they are both so contradictory ?

It will help warm the place up, add some life and not point out anyting unusual for those Buyers who notice the little details like me 😁The entryway looks like your typical 70s brick that's just been painted and needs something like partial cedar, wood type material boost that would match some of the other colors inside the house.the front door with the mailbox slot doesn't work for me at all.

One of the other more unusual things was the financing.

I'd also look for places that are about an hour away from Major cities (for example in Texas: Brazoria, Galveston, Bexar, Denton, Montgomery, Nueces, Waller, Fort Bend, Travis,  etc.), there's plenty of land.

All,I am in an unusual situation that I haven't experienced before and could use some guidance.  

CU is probably just defaulting to  being more conservative, but if you push back they can probably bend.

I’ve told the tenant that I will not be replacing or fixing the unit since they are moving in a few weeks and I intend to install a mini-split system instead of new window units - Sol i would be throwing good money away (and possibly the replacement unit) upon rehab.Now the human being in me is a compassionate person and wants to bend over backwards to accommodate every tenant request, the business owner is saying stay the course.  

When I had just a couple units it was real easy to bend, but eventually I was forced to act like a property management company with set rules.

I invest out of state in South Bend, IN, and early on I was often shocked that many of the pictures we were requiring from contractors, property managers and vendors were so much more "rosy" than the reality.

I know why he's so motivated, but it still seems unusual to me.