Technically they are not "smoking" but "vaporizing" so I would be careful there.

I do think it would be hard for a tenant to have both the technical savvy to convincingly doctor a PDF and the financial savvy to know how to change the report and score in a way that would make sense.

I guess technically that's an approximate range for millennials.

Technically they are not the same company....but they were created to compliment and serve the big one, Ocwen.  

they can help you understand the answers to the technical questions you ask as well as many others I'm sure you are not thinking about yet.  

The irony is that the case dismissed on a technicality on their record hurts them MORE than an uncontested eviction would have...

If so, it sounds like your primary intent is to buy, build and sell, which technically does not qualify for 1031 Exchange treatment. 

I had already built a successful consulting business writing technical documentation for high-tech companies, but decided to expand my horizons to include real estate as well, as this had been a long-time interest of mine.

Technically I think an architect is allowed to do it, but I don't know many that will anymore in ATX.

Actually, technically, out-of-country was but I went straight from that to out-of-state.