The search function worked great for me to find the answer to my question, without having to re-ask it. 

Keeping organized with a highly-functional app I could use anywhere was important.I also don't love Google calendar (though I begrudgingly use it) and find many productivity apps...underwhelming.

The rules limit what you can do as the account owner, but you can perform basic administrative functions such as making arrangements for repairs, paying bills, selecting a contractor, etc.

@Andrew Der Welcome to the area :)My name is Karin, I'm a realtor and invest myself in North Austin (mainly in RR).I love north Austin -low vacancy, high appreciation and moderate to breakeven cash flow here are your best options: - Round Rock- Cedar Park - Brushy Creek - Anderson Mill - Jollyville All of these options have above average school districts and great proximity to both the city and functional parts of life (shopping, restaurants, schools).

Husband ran down there - turned out that she didn't know the difference between a return and a heating vent, but new furnace was functioning perfectly. 

I used to own one of the largest PM companies in Metro Atlanta, sold it last year so I know everyone in the space. 

It’s a super old American Standard Oil Boiler (1960s) which seems to be functioning, but I have no idea how long it will keep on going.

They may not be the best VA lender, but they're certainly the largest, and they should be able to answer your fundamental question: can four ADs combine their entitlements to buy one expensive property.

You look at the list of largest private employers and there isn't anybody who could leave that would make a dent.  

I'd take actions to "stabilize" the existing bath so that it's completely functional, isn't going to allow water seepage anywhere and remember that you're not the one that's going to be living there.