If not then your proposed idea seems a bit shady.

So after he and our PM got to a good basic terms verbally we sent him a lease proposal. 

Lots of proposed warehouse projects which could bring jobs.

Don't make them provide a formal proposal; just get a quick-and-dirty estimate.

My proposal to lender was to credit 10k in closing costs / ppd insurance/taxes and credit an additional 5k to pm, but lender is pushing back indicating there are limits to seller credits - reading online it looks like the 4k credit might already be over the limit, so maybe that would've gotten twisted up before close as well.Anyone knowledgeable on this have any ideas how I can extract this value?

Can anyone shed some light on what the Biden Administration is proposing and how this would affect the landlord/tenant relationship, specifically in Texas. 

I'm against rent control is essentially all forms, but it's quite absurd to propose that strict of an amendment when it's literally already been dubbed a failure in St.

As long as there's a little buffer in your proposed rent to handle one of those changes you'll be good to go. 

The tenant they proposed definitely did not check out (was moving from another city, first filled out application with no current listed job or income, only 5 months of rental history and nothing before that).

All made the first cut after BK but now we are starting to receive proposals from general wireless to turn them into sprint stores.