You'll likely need to show strong financial standing and relevant construction experience to qualify.

I don’t think something from last 10-15 will be as relevant.

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In that sense, the size of the country isn't that relevant. 

If you want to go right to the source and look up Texas law on security deposits -- or if you're writing a letter to your landlord or tenant and want to cite the applicable law -- the relevant statute(s) can be found at Texas Property Code Annotated §§ 92.101 to 92.109.

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Not sure what else to say about that.I don't want to comment a lot on the other stuff regarding my business since it's not relevant here.

If there was a strong decline in home valuations, I'd imagine the institutional buyer(s) that were not relevant then would become very relevant and to some extent keep valuations supported. 

We have a fair amount of relevant experience including many rehabs (over a dozen) and right now are rebuilding two heavily fire damaged units (over $200k damage), but no ADUs.    

I may also reach out to some potential partners but seeing as this is my first house and I have zero experience, I am operating under the assumption I will be doing this first deal by myself.Additionally, I plan on doing this first house renovation without contractors if that is relevant information for where I can get financing.