I dont know your actual address but if in Austin then technically yes you would need to get a permit.

A cash offer means you actually have the cash on hand to make the purchase.

Just wanted to make sure you first conducted your dilligence on this piece of the transaction.

Given the unevenness of my floor though I tried to put pieces in the same place.  

I’m learning everything and anything I can by all available means, but would love to find someone in the same market who would possibly be willing to share their wisdom and potentially walk me through an actual transaction (simply as a spectator on my end, or in any capacity you’d allow me to be involved in).

The only reason we got it was because the other offers were hard money instead of actual cash and they had to close quickly.

When it comes to real estate, there's more effort required and it would take actual effort to close on a property.

My plan is to take smaller jobs(that should be obvious) but wont actually make any money.

They only find the unit and may reach out to you if they're really interested but you have to do the actual booking process offline.

Days on Market, or the actual time it took to lease a home, was flat at 41 days.