No ventilation, no fan, nothing but a great mold growing medium.The building inspector had issued a permit for the remodel and plumbing and other things like a roof replacement. 

It's difficult to get an STR permit from the city (STR defined by City of Austin as less than 30 consecutive days), so I recommend renting for 30+ days at a time to families relocating to Austin or remote works who want to "vacation" in Austin while continuing to work.

From there you can do phone interviews with the prospective companies.

I would also be interested in connecting with folks that might invest near Salt water flats and mangroves (redfish, tarpon, bones, permit and so many other). 

I was just driving down the street and I look to my left and I see "Plans, Permits, Construction" on a building.

Example below -Market rent: 1850Section 8 Voucher: 1450Tenant: covers 400 difference and pays directly to landlordCan someone clarify if this is permitted or not?

Under this structure, if a tenant or prospective tenant brings a lawsuit related to management activities (e.g. housing discrimination), the lawsuit should be against Property Management, LLC, not Multifamily Properties, LLC, which holds the real property asset.

Matter of fact I have a lot getting cleared this week to try to maximize the septic permit (weather permitting) and I will design, finance and probably start construction in the next 45 days while in a war zone having rocket and motar attacks. 

Once the financing is set up, you can begin to narrow your focus based on what price-point you'd like to stay within.House-flipping involves:-marketing for a deal OR paying someone to find a deal for you-renovating the property - dealing with contractors, local municipalities for permits/violations, etc.

Congratulations on the prospect (and first post).