All things considered with COVID and the unusually high amount of rain during construction things went very smooth. 

I’m curious if my rental lease doesn’t pertain a clause stating it’s the tenant responsibility to maintain lawn care, would it be reasonable to deduct from security deposit if such lawn has overgrown significantly.I know here lately where I am, it has been raining continuously for the past few weeks but of course it has been dry moments, however the grass was cut prior to past tenants moving in.Eat the cost myself or deduct, what you think..

We've had lots of rain so far this year in Texas.  

Also, provides foreclosure judgement balance and what lien is being foreclosure.

The neighborhood comprises of properties very similar to this one, but every other neighborhood surrounding has much larger yards.Although I know one must understand the area as well as see the yard to make a judgement, I was hoping to get some input on your take.My question is this:1) Do you think as a rental property, I should be concerned with having too small of a yard?

I have been extremely pleased with their efforts so far but will reserve judgement until this deal is complete.

You pick a cool all day drizzle in early spring, put on a rain suit,a respirator mask,and goggles. 

I'm doing a house next week or whenever it stops raining.

@Uzi Galili Did you have an attorney get you the judgement or did you do it yourself?  

Facts are MSP is a top national market, great buys are not gonna be raining down or easy to find, it requires work.