Thank you for the warm welcoming I will definitely reach out to you.

The theory is that each unit (all of which are wrapped in extensive insulation on all six sides and contain ERV HVAC system) should be able to stay warm with just the heat given off by the residents, their stove, tv, lights, etc.  

The second can stipulate that any default of the first constitutes a default of the second and they can join together in a foreclosure action if that makes the warm a fuzzy. :) 

Thank you both for the warm welcome!

I would actually prefer moving to Florida because its weather is nice and warm, but the prices are higher there !  

Thanks everyone for the warm welcome.

I did not get a warm fuzzy feeling from her comments and will be looking for a lawyer with more relavent experience.

@Corey Pascuzzi  "Hostile, adj, not friendly, warm, or generous; not hospitable"Your use of "sanity check" implies that your tenant is causing you distress.  

I am currently focusing on Texas in particular.I am looking to invest in cities with the following considerations:- Solid B / B+ zip codes- Warm climate but no danger zones - Densely populated areas- Mixture of both blue and white collar population - Continued job growth- Population growth - Hot rental market with many renters vs buyers - Low vacancy ratesPlease educate me on zip codes I should look at, what average rent rates are for 1 & 2 bedrooms, and what I should expect to pay per door.

It warms my heart to read that your family is taking seriously what you hear about the economic and banking crisis in Greece.