If you are 45 or younger and in good health odds are strong you could live to 80.

I looked at tenant's rights handbook in the state of Texas and it says that the landlord is responsible for repairs related to health and safety of the tenant. 

I understand that landlord is responsible to repair anything that related to health, safety and habitability of the tenant and the property. 

Hey everyone,I am a high income W2 health care provider.

Plus with the ventilation requirements for hood vents with gas stoves what exactly is the major health concern?.

There are also some programs (I believe) specifically for health care professionals in NM.   

Now compare exposure of cities...Houston (Energy & Health)Dallas (Diversified)Ausitn (Tech & Government)San Antonio (Defence & Oil..)

Under very limited circumstances, such as significant water intrusion requiring extensive remediation, if the tenant wants to leave while contractor is working, that is up to them; if the tenant is out of town or has serious health issues, we will provide access and a lockbox for necessary return visits.

Pretty sure that, regarding the service dog's "authenticity," you can only ask for written verification from the tenant's health provider that the service animal is necessary, in addition to the animal's vet records to show proof of vaccination status and in good health.

I haven't read much about DSCR loans; but as far as what i understand - it focuses more on about the potential rental income and overall health of the investment rather than your personal income and/or credit score?