(as well as theft)  If they then take you to court, you have the documentation. 

Ever.Best quote in BP history 

When talking with my mortgage broker, he told me that as a 1099 contractor, I will need to show 2 years of work history in order to qualify for a pre-approval.

On this website, we were able to find a document that actually define and elaborate on what a Service Dog is defined as.   

@Ronald Rohde Many in the general public are bilingual these days, but because of the language barriers, there is a greater possibility of some sectors of the general public being preyed upon.However, as was suggested earlier in this thread, I don't the problem is nearly as big in Texas as it used to be.I've run into it from time to time here in Arizona and I know several years ago I talked with the AZ Dept of Real Estate about my experiences with one licensee who they said had a known history of preying upon the Hispanic sector of the population in the Phoenix area

For low-income housing projects, SB256 would expand that list to include applicants with “a prior history of an inability to pay rent.”SB256 would also prevent a landlord from charging a late fee until the rent has been late for three days.

In my lease docs, I have charges listed for replacing planks, but I don't have anything spelled out for this kind of damage.Namely, I do not plan on replacing these planks (the labor involved is just not worth it, to anyone whose had to do this), but this is definitely documentable damage traced to this tenant. 

Being out of state purchasing with a conventional loan would not be approved because there was a lack of income history for 2 months within state.

Being out of state purchasing with a conventional loan would not be approved because there was a lack of income history for 2 months within state.

@Dave Foster@Kristen Bouvier ScovilleI remember reading somewhere, probably here in BP, that it is BEST for the Buyer of the Property to NOT take the Property via the purchase of the LLC.The problem for the Buyer is that any pending or future Lawsuits that would be filed against the LLC can affect the new Owners of that LLC.This is all from memory so I don't know if this is 100% Correct.BUT... if it were me purchasing the Property, I think it's too risky as I would inherit any potential problems from the past history of the LLC, even if it has a good Credit History.Just curious what you think.