By nature, I am a very conservative and I am finding it hard to jump in and actually move forward with purchasing a place.I would love to be able to share a little bit more about my strategy and the properties that I have seen .

I currently own one buy and hold home in Georgetown and another in Round Rock.

The high end units were all solid natural American cherry wood with beautiful figuring and top notch construction.

It is not my nature to give up on something; I was not raised that way so even with all the stress and financial destruction I am having a hard time deciding to move forward with it.Thanks in advance for your input.

Real estate investors, like most people, have a natural tendency to want to use what has worked in the past and rely on proven experience.

Additionally, what does the landlord do when there is a sudden spike in energy costs (like the recent natural gas price spike)?

The bills ranged from 2k down to $700 bucks, he just had no way to predict what his bill was going to be every other month.He pleaded with the cashier/worker to help him find a way to save money; naturally, the water worker said that they were powerless to help him.

Its the main ingredient in '20 mule team borax',,,it is all natural and cuts their eco skin so they dry out.

NAT closes these deals in Round Rock and Independece Title does in Austin.

Linoleum is quite different than vinyl:  first it is not a petroleum product, but is made from entirely renewable components (linseed oil, pine rosin, wood flour, cork, gypsum); it is naturally antimicrobial {one reason it is used extensively in places such as hospitals, day cares, nursing homes, etc.} and it is quite durable.