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After reviewing the applications (and this is probably day 3 of holding the apartment for them because they said they wanted it and then it took another day and a half to turn in their application), she contacted me and said she wanted the rent prorated (I said I had no problem with that) but also that she wanted me to redraft the contracts because "[she] has an emotional support animal.

Usually, it's forming a Texas LLC with a customized operating agreement.

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.Hey gang. I would appreciate some advice on this property. Im thinking its a pretty solid...

I have a contract that I would like for a title company to review Thanks !

I haven’t heard of this property management and I have not been able to find many reviews online. 

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.Hey guys how about this one as my first BRRRR, any comments will be appreciated it

I recommend using a local lender no matter where you go, because they often have less fees and better customer service!

It's a customer service job, do great at that.

Keep some liquid investments like stocks and bonds handy so when that day comes that the world falls off a cliff you don't lose your apartment complex.3 - Do not trust your property management company - there are good ones but you need to be their "overlord" so to speak - quarterly reviews of their numbers, regular meetings with them, etc.4 - Do not buy a complex based on magical projections of future rent increases - only buy it if it the numbers work as is.