Having bad tenants makes the whole buy-n-hold thing seem not worth it.

Similar, but not the same; for instance, Chicago is a winner with Penske, but the state as a whole shows outflows on United.

I'm not talking about destroying a whole bathroom that was meant to stay but more like not knowing exactly where to stop, thus you have to do a bunch of extra work to rebuild what shouldn't have been taken out in the first place!

Once you removed the stripper and paint, you might have to do the whole thing over again until you are happy.

He has a whole lesson on dealing with seller objection that is GOLD !

Even though Texas is a community property state, you still have options as long as you are both in agreement with what you're trying to achieve.

Thanks Joe, I do have cash, however, I need to know the whole process of who, what, when, where, and how to buy.

You can charge them for the damage but I do not think you can charge for the whole floor, only the damaged part.

Everyone knows it, since the city has invested in both river front improvements and it's the closest east side zip to downtown hipster activity (6th Street, etc).Frankly, the whole east side is in transition from what was highly ethnic/lower income in years past to a vibrant, "hot" address for techies, DINKs, singles and those urbanites who want to be near the arts, jobs and "scene" that Austin is famous for.

A little inconvenient but my renters pay almost my whole mortgage, they are redecorating, replacing doors, repairing counters and cabinets, painting, etc. for a $100/month discount on rent.