That isn't about polarizing or pushing an agenda its about making EVERYONE feel safe to gain market share, not divide it.

A newly rehabbed asset will usually draw tenants and higher rents pushing close to the top of the market.

That's why they can make, split, divide, share as much as they want.

No humidity to speak of in the summer either that's the big draw back for me for anything East of Denver ... hard to get used to is... plus we get only 3 to 5 inches of snow a year .. and like this year did not get any...

I take my annual costs and divide by # units.  

I worked as an intern architect for a couple of years, so measuring and drawing up as builts is pretty easy for me, and something I could do in the evenings on the couch really.I just wonder how hard it will be to get people's buy in getting started and how I should market.

You can pull a list by zipcode or even draw a shape on the map. 

Do you seek reimbursement from the draw request on the last payment?

Unless there is something unusual about the property it should be worth the potential cash flow divided by an appropriate discount rate for the area. 

Can anyone recommend a RMLO and closing agent or attorney in Houston to draw up all of the documents and get the necessary paperwork?