Hello BP, Looking for some legal advice with an investor friendly attorney in Texas.

It's definitely hard to say without knowing more about this situation but when I have had renters who've dealt with identity theft in the past, they had filed a claim, and there would be something clearly noted on the report that a claim of theft had been filed or their credit would've been frozen.

Good old fashioned calling someone up, sparking a conversation and finding out their motivation/pain points is definitely more effective than mailers.

There are definitely a lot of amazing people here.

While prices have definitely moved significantly higher in the last 5 years you can still be all-in (purchase + rehab) for $75k-$95k on a decent C/C+ rental that will appraise for $85k-$110k.It's a great market to BRRRR if you'r working with a team that understands what they're doing.

LLC is a legal entity that creates no tax benefits whatsoever and has no tax purpose.

Also check with the city zoning to see how many DADUs are allowed, some areas you can legally have two.

Their legal right to even restrict post 2011 agreement between state and counties would be a gray area and I have never heard of anyone being cited. 

And yes, I used the TREC contract, it's assignable and is the best if not the most legal option.

Before she does this she should seek legal help.the comment about giving up ownership, if it was you, what would you rather have?