Perhaps the amende honorable or some crispy auto-da-fé action?

Longer-term though, if this is right for me, I'll be interested in da 'burgh.

Imagine your house with something like this, but flipped left-to-right:https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/originals/2d/4e/60/2d4e60d29c1a5f0b5892645cf9c84239.jpg...or this:https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/236x/da/00/d0/da00d0d00dee8edb10bb79ff0bb2cc59.jpg These concepts would probably cost LESS than a new driveway and garage door, and put the aesthetics (and $) where they will have 10x more impact and be the most memorable for a buyer, from first (and last) impression, to walking up to the front door.I can't see the existing entry door, so I'm curious if it's style-correct.

One of my customers just got a group that has been squatting and demanding cash for keys indicted by the DA after they tried to pull the scam on him 3 times in a row.

They failed to remove all their possessions, which is the very definition of "abandoned property" and he should act accordingly.Here's the actual Texas statute:(d) A tenant is presumed to have abandoned the premises if goods, equipment, or other property, in an amount substantial enough to indicate a probable intent to abandon the premises, is being or has been removed from the premises and the removal is not within the normal course of the tenant's business.

I agree let the police get involve and when the smoke clear and there is wrong doing the DA will decide from there now less say if there is no wrong doing you could be sued for damage someones reputation.

DA BULLS!

What class neighborhood would you rank your experience in from A-D, A being ( excellent condition properties high income Best location) B (Good condition properties second best) C (C location is likely a lower-income area with homes being older and needing work.      

Will they continue to allow it.https://communityimpact.com/da...Frisco properties are easiest rented in the Summer to catch the school year, so if he bails on you in December, because his numbers are not working, then you could have higher vacancy.   

If you go the hard money route on any deal between $100 - $350k assume it's going to cost you about 10% of the Retail Value of your product assuming 6 months borrowing plus the cost of Realtors and closing is going to run you another 7% which means if your deal is solid and runs according to plan with a full price sale, you need to clear 17% "offa da top" which in this economic environment can be done and the guy who pulls this off with a decent profit for themselves on the first deal is definitely a player.We make our own luck in this business!