My wife and I just purchased what we see as our "forever home" (5.5 acres in town at the back of a quiet cul-de-sac) and we're moving to that property in roughly 75-90 days. We have owned our current home since 04/200...

I do have a list of criteria that I told her about up front and I know I have read on here multiple times that credit score isn't everything.

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I kicked the price up about $40 a month, and still had multiple qualified applicants.

There are some areas zoned to Keller ISD where you can get a good deal if you strike quickly but be prepared for multiple offer situations including cash.

I wouldn't call them investor friendly and they don't give any discount for investor only agent they have a capping structure that you paid 18,000 a year in commission and then anything after that you keep a hundred percent which if you sell multiple homes a yeaf it's totally worth it.

Rent prices are still holding up pretty well (above 1%) but no one is buying, and i agree, i think it is 2-5 years out until things heat up again (based on multiple discussions with many locals in oil- but still a wild guess).

So you would have multiple non-occupant borrowers.

The rules allow for contributions to multiple 401k plans.