Then, your job is to provide your tenants with a roof over their head and to make sure the units meet the code and habitability requirements.

So far this year, it's covered:Porter services for bulky trash removal for the 108 units.Paying off the loan that was used to replace all the vinyl siding with LP Smartside on all the units and paint them.Maintenance and repairs on all the external fire alarm system stuff.Regular landscaping.Tree removal after the big freeze.Regular powerwashing.Weekly litter pick up services.Pool services.And that's what I can think of off the top of my head. 

That's awesome, sounds like even more housing demand is headed for Austin.

Don't waste your window scratching your head on what to buy.

If you are planning to substantially rehab the property, you would need to issue a 120 day notice and there are state, county and potentially city ordinances that you will need to abide by regarding relocation assistance for your tenants. 

My head is spinning over here.

I have another possibility in my head but, that’s for another post.

It is a massive part of the business, and you have to learn how to deal with them head-on.

Dive in heads first.

they determined that a lot of the theft was from the workers that worked for the contractors and new the lock box codes coming back and stealing stuff or telling their cousins etc. 3. pull into gas station and have to lock your car when you leave and head on a swivel  or simply do not buy gas there at all to dangerous. its these type of things the locals are raised with and us OUT of state folks have no clue about especially if we were not raised around that environment we simply dont know what we dont know..