@Wade Stahle, the two years is very specific and will be documented by date of closing of purchase to date of closing of sale.  

It seems when people read or watch the news about the downturn (or perceived downturns) they become more cautious and less willing to 'take a chance and move'.

Great news to hear that you got it going.

I think it's pretty commonly held knowledge, at least by those of us living in the Houston area, that our city has grown exponentially over recent decades.Well, CultureMap posted a pretty cool .gif the other day showing by just how much the city and surrounding areas have expanded since the 1940's, with the most impressive growth spurts coming since the 1970's.You can view the brief article and .gif here: http://houston.culturemap.com/news/city-life/05-16-16-see-how-dramatically-houston-has-grown-since-the-1970s/

I would spell out everything from ceiling fans to window coverings to special light fixtures to plants in the yard and document everything with photos on day of closing.

The great news is that you really don't need that much money to get started.  

Both are matters of public record once the lender files and records the appropriate document(s).

Document what in the conversation and actions demonstrate that they might not be a good fit to avoid age discrimination charges.#2 for how long?

I seem to read a lot of news articles on new assisted living projects being financed with Tax Increment Financing (TIFs).  

I understand it will be non refundable, and the rest of the deposit along with rent should be received upon signing of the lease which will be July 15 (I will prorate the rent)Is there wording available I can use when I draw up the document?