If they choose to accept it and issue a ruling to set a precedent that may be helpful in the future if some type of national or even regional emergency is used as a pretext again in the future to issue new eviction moratoriums.

Of course any issues that arise would come out of my pocket, which I anticipate and have an emergency fund built up.Thank you in advance!

I saw New York is attempting to strip Cuomo of his emergency powers, and I hope Connecticut follows suit.

This allows them to have some emergency funds available as they get started in the business. 

As a real estate investor myself that started from nothing, I have always had access to personal credit lines in case of emergencies.

They helped consolidate some old and huge credit card debts and removed medical collection accounts to see my score rise 97 points to reach 784, I got an approval from My Financing America!

If so I believe Texas is like here in CO where there is no statute for the notice period required by a landlord for non-emergency access to a unit anyway.

I encourage you to live below your means and dedicate this extra income to paying off debts and building an emergency savings so when emergencies happen you can still cover your bills and don't have to resort to credit cards which are tough to pay off.  

I bought a nice duplex in a very desirable area near bars, restaurants, and a medical campus.

A lot of times, parents assets are not handed over like he's willing to do, but more taken over when medically needed.