The statute prohibits landlords and property managers from refusing to lease to or otherwise penalize a person solely for his or her status as a registered patient legally authorized to purchase and use marijuana for medical purposes.

That ups the satisfaction level and leads to longer term tenancies.

I need be more disciplined and patient.  

I have yet to come across a thread that has specifically asked what I just asked but I will patiently wait here as you show them to me to back up your claim :) I'm not afraid of what people think so I'm not afraid to ask the questions most people are quietly wondering anyway!

Be patient.

I blame The 4 Hour Workweek :) For me, I enjoy the satisfaction of taking care of a problem, and would much rather fix a leak in the rain than spend my afternoon in a smokey casino, watching TV, sleeping, or in any other way being lazy.

"I'm not signing a warrant on a patient in a nursing home," Valdespino said.

By nature, I'm not a patient person when I'm excited and passionate, which REI has done to me.

Hello JohnRegarding Texas Tax Deed Sales or Texas Tax Sales in General, below is a BP Link that may help you a bit.http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/53/topics/54445-texas-real-estate-tax-salesIn addition, Be Patient not Eager: Be Sure to Not Overbid if attending the Public Auction: Know the Value of the Property or its' potential Resale-Value so you won't overbid (this will help you gauge your potential ROI).Finally, make sure the location is ideal, and if it is a vacant lot---contact zoning to determine if it is a lot that can be developed/rebuildable.

So I'll go over my profile one more time and then post my new member introduction.Please be patient with the newbies.- Kevin