I bet they would prefer to deal with you on this after a property manager.My rookie view, with four properties.

That put's the error on DCAD as far as liability goes.  

Still, not the last thing you can do on foundation and other things that are affected from poor workmanship, errors and omissions, liquid damages, etc if its a new house under contract warranties from GC or Builder company.  

In the grand scheme of things that's a rounding error.  

To me, I'm making to big of an investment to make a rookie mistake and bring in the tenants from hell. 

I decided to give a detailed breakdown and notes of both completed projects as well as some information on what I learned.If the numbers make sense and there's a safe margin for error I'd say get moving on a project and get hands on experience.

If there are specific errors or 'arguments', I'd go back to the assessor and mortgage company and lay out why the assessor got it wrong.

I've actually reversed my stance on this, after speaking with an attorney that specializes in these kinds of claims, my tenants' claim is risky and leaves them exposed due to a number of errors on their part.

.,"124,192 people"I think you forgot Melanie from Boston and Big Joe from Chicago.124,194.Thank you for catching my error.

@Khaled Helmi that was what I was thinking. way too much cash floating around if this was true. plus some grammatical errors along the way.