For the extreme level, that includes a dramatic drop in reservoir and aquifer levels, the implementation of water use restrictions, and impacts on wildlife and agriculture.

If you don't have access, have an agent friend pull how many leases were in the area over the past 18 months.  

Then you need a security system/fob system for the access to your personal house...would just be too much headache for me. 

We have access to up to 80% of equity anytime.

Hey Paul, Conventional is good for better rates and terms, but usually a lot more restrictions and paperwork/underwriting involved.

Yes....and as far as I know in Texas the Assessor does not disclose how they create values...but they do have access to the MLS....so chances are you will get a jump in taxes.If you do...one way to fight the taxes is unequal assessment.....so if there are other 4plex in the area with lower values, you may be able to keep or reduce the values back to near where their tax values are.

My lot is only 3000 sqft, but it has front and rear entry onto the lot so access for two garages with required setbacks is possible. 

hello everyone my name is dylan i am from brainerd mn i currently own my house 3 bed 2 bath modular with an unfinished basement and 2.5 acres i am starting my rei journey this year i will be partnering with a friend of mine on a new build duplex with a 1 stall attached garage on each unit on a 2 acre lot we are going to be building it handicap accessible in hopes to contract with local nursing homes or companies in need of houses for there clients i am just wondering if there is anyone else who has done this and if they could give me any advice that would be great

Does anyone know of any cloud software that is simple and useful for agents accessing a calendar to schedule floor time across multiple offices?

Developing would consist of getting your utilities lined up for the area, plotting off sections (if needed), creating roads and other ways of access, etc. and then selling those lots off to builders.