-Monthly rent $xxxx including utilities (PG&E, fast internet) -The rental application fee is $35.

Where in other states this amount includes the state income taxes you pay (which by itself amounts to more than $10,000 for some people), TX doesn't have state income taxes, so the property taxes will count more towards your itemized deduction total.The deduction is more valuable on a rental property because you can deduct the full amount on schedule E, without much limitation (subject to certain rental passive income/loss rules).Some states/counties/localities, will provide tax rebates or credits for installing certain high-efficiency HVAC systems.

I see this kind of thing all the time, comments like "I sent three e-mails".

If the tenant isn't there, an e-signature document takes about 15 minutes to set up.

We also have a diverse industry base - insurance, tech, apparel, e-comm- to name a few.

@Kyle MaillouxI get dozen of e-mails everyday from wholesalers, they all seem daisy chaining the same properties over and over , a lot of them even send properties listed already on the MLS.

It may be easier to answer Spanish (or even all) inquiries via e-mail. 

Have the bank verify it first BEFORE any paperwork changes hands.If they're doing it for E/M, you may be able to let it go and if Escrow finds it's bad, call off the deal.

(Current plan $2K to savings and 500 to E*TRADE, until I get enough for a down payment.)Note: I am already maxing out tax advantaged accounts. (401K and HSA; ~$2200K/mo)Option 2:Us the $65K to buy an investment property and continue to pay on the debt.

You might get a refer every month and tbat may be a $15,000 game e a ch year.