. :) Yes, that is true enough.But my general point, which I realize I have made before and may be being a bit of a broken record about, is that state laws vary and a whole lot of advice on BP is not good, simply because it assumes that the law in the advisee 's state is the same as in the adviser's state.And Randy is quite right that many landlords appear to believe that their lease language is magic, and always controls, when that is not true at all.

As the controller for a property management company, I have to sign off on all of the bills.

Right now the city of Austin is trying their best to make division of lots very difficult as it has gotten out of control on the Eastside.

I currently work full time as an air traffic controller and looking for opportunities to generate active and passive income through rental properties, flips, wholesales, etc.

They get paid by speed and what will pass the quality control department at the BPO mill. 

They have too much control of what you do with your home, and they are taking 2500 dollars a year of your cash flow away from you.

I have experience in construction project scheduling/control and BIM design/estimates.

Anyway, I lost almost a grand in cash, one mistake Ill definitely learn from! 

Each time  I've lost a deal I didn't find out to afterwards what I did wrong.

To date, I have never lost money in Real Estate.