Over the decades, he had very numerous and severe problems with tenants as well as flooding that the stress really got to him.Because of his location, he could NOT find good tenants, Credit Scores were useless since anyone applying had bad credit and he had to accept people with barely enough income.He did about 5 or so eviction during this time, his life was threatened several times, the rental was damaged several times as well, and tenants with no assets had stopped paying during the Pandemic.The Stress got to him.

It is just not Tech, but every where around the nation.  

I am an investor and a licensed lender in SC and can help with financing investment properties even though you are a foreign national. 

Mind that this tenant has only moved in for 10 days and has sent us numerous emails, texts, about problems in the property. 0) Day 3: Unit was professionally cleaned by a cleaning crew 2 weeks prior to move in.

I have a few questions:- If I'm dealing wiht an A lender (National Bank), I imagine they won't be fine with having a second mortgage on the property, right?

So if you are a foreign citizen that means a part of your solution here is getting a "Foreign National" loan.

At the national level I vote democrat.

Their National HQ is right there in Houston and they have regular classes on how to do these things.

However before the current restriction there were numerous homes that were STR eligible.

@Jim BasarReason Number One – Texas is Highly Dependent on Revenue from Property TaxesDespite having the 6th highest property taxes in the nation, the state of Texas has an average tax burden for its citizens.