@Mai Barnes@Dennis M. is completely wrong, despite his dual economics and finance doctorates.I have it on good authority that @Caleb Heimsoth is completely unqualified for this sort of prognostication with an engineering background, of all things.Thanks to my Greek heritage, I can read the stars and the coffee grounds and I am certain it's going to be in 118 days.

., I think you've got a pretty good price structure and if you're happy with the PM, it's probably not worth rocking the boat.

We also plan to redo the flooring and get the units ready for new tenants ( painting, minor sheet rock repair...).

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I work with compeer financial who was AG Star at the time.

Hi Scott,With the outdoor living/cooking that so many people seem to like to do in Texas I'd think rocks would not be a good choice.If this were mine, and the rents would support it, I'd go with concrete, or pavers laid in sand and replace the back door with a wider sliding glass door, to make the house seem bigger from the inside. 

I I saw Polaris, the North Star, glimmering through the burned crook where the lightning had hit it.

Would really like to pave this but it will probably just end up being rocked (unless someone thinks I can get all that value back in an appraisal).

You're a rock star!  

Rockstars really do know rockstars.It’s all about effective communications and having that trust.