I would like to find quick, easy and free neighborhood information.I'm looking for demographics, letter designation (abc) and any other suggested info that should be known that I'm not aware of before purchase.

I can argue the good and bad of all things HOA.

That statement alone says the rejected applicant was qualified and provides them a case to argue that they should have been chosen.

I am curious what values they will try to argue.

I have three questions around this:1) when there aren't any good comps in the area to pull from to argue my side what are some thoughts about how to proceed?

.: @Peter Waltherhttps://statutes.capitol.texas...Better linkhttps://statutes.capitol.texas...Exception 15It occurred to me a title underwriter would probably authorize the issuance of a policy if it contained an exception that read something like:Loss or damage occasioned by the failure of ABC a WY LLC to properly register in the State of Texas.

Except as otherwise provided in this Contract, Buyer acknowledges that Seller is conveying the Property to Buyer in an “As Is” condition, “ Where Is” and “ With All Faults.”I would argue that you have both the right to test and the right to terminate.

For this discussion, lets assume that financing would come through a construction loan from a mortgage lender/bank.I've seen people argue that financing and limiting the amount you invest in the purchase and rehab of a property increases your ROI.

You can argue semantics with them, but the leak may well be coming from the supply line connection up at the faucet, or the unseen connections of the trap and waste line, which look to be an inexpensive, and thin, HD type product that is prone to leaking with ANY movement.

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