It's so painful for each of us to shell out 1k/month in rent - but it's also very scary to think of purchasing a 400k home to find out a couple years later that we'd be 100k underwater if this market is truly as overheated as some think.

Account ClosedNo matter what the scenario is, our best path toward a speedy and least painful resolution, is to keep our focus on our ultimate goal.

Bad tenants are a pain in any state.

its a pain in the *** and not very fun to do, but produces business.

My own speculation is that some rehabbers in Pearland may have engaged contractors without pulling permits because it was such a huge pain to deal with that department. 

It pains me to look ok at stretching them out to 30 year with looking at what goes to principal.

Sect 8 to some people sounds good because the money is coming from the municipality but if the tenant is responsible for a large portion  and they are always late, that can be a pain.  

It can be an absolute pain in the *** to get through inspections over there. is yours tenanted Bobby or are you shooting for retail?

He's generally a pain in the ***.  

NO some do and some are fine with financing.. you may want to pop on roofstock and see what they have listed..right now though you are competing with cash buyers so everything being equal sellers will take cash over the pain and brain drain of dealing with lenders..