This has led more families to live together to stay in our beautiful city.Specifically, I'm interested in properties within the T3-0 and T3-L zoning areas.

Ive lived in Thailand the last four years and have an opportunity to purchase a 30 year lease on a brand new fully furnished eco 1 bedroom at a beautiful tropical location that only gets busier each year.

I currently live in Austin, TX in a home that I’ll be renting out in the next month or two when I relocate to Nashville for work.

In general the area is over built and has a lot of "mice after the same cheese" one of the difficulties is Baylor requiring freshman to live on campus and them expanding their living learning centers.

Perhaps you missed the portion where I explained that it sounded like the LANDLORD didn't communicate well likely causing the tenant not to feel comfortable responding.

My goal would be to live in the condo or coop for a year or two and then rent it out!

I still occasionally look at other opportunities but haven't seen anything that I would be nearly as comfortable with.

The house that I live in is very easily devideble.

The cost of living is extremely low compared to other cities and you can still many many positive cash flowing and 1% deals here.

Specifically, how to go about managing unrelated persons living together per county or city ordinance and lease structure.