it would be best to have a Texas lawyer look it over even if you do not live there because you are buying land there so their state laws will apply.

Here is an example:"University, Executive, Professional, Airport, Downtown, Yard, Dogs, Cats, Pets, Luxury, Designer, Upscale, Historic"I was told by a friend that saw my ad that it could be considered discriminatory and in violation of Fair Housing Laws since it could appear that the ad is designed to attract "Executive and Professional" tenants.My units are very upscale and it's reflected in the monthly rental price.

Are you up on the foreclosure laws of the state where the property is located?

In addition, the HOA (which is not the company which purchased the lien, it is the real operating HOA which simply sold a lien for cash) also has some rights to rents junior to the mortgage, usually expressed in the by-laws of the HOA.

@Derek Steinmetz FYI the following is straight from the 92900B that you will sign in an FHA purchase loan: "Do not falsely certify that a property will be used for your primary residence when you are actually going to use it as a rental property""Penalties for Loan Fraud: Federal laws provide severe penalties for fraud, misrepresentation, or conspiracy to influence wrongly the issuance of mortgage insurance by HUD.

My father in law is a GC so i got an amazing deal, and passed that on to the tenant.

There's obviously a ton of money in parks or specs just because people don't understand laws or the fact a home may have a title to retire (vote if you know what that means!).

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I've been reading the laws governing the tennant/LL relationship and it seems to me that the most sticky topic is surrounding security deposits.

All State's inheritance laws differ.