Rusty:I just want to caution you that building out new product may be more complex than you think.

From that last poster's website link:"We only sell professional do it yourself pest control products."

And from what I can see the pricing of the new product coming online is roughly 10-20% higher than what we saw even two months ago.Where's the shadow?

I feel that connecting with tenants through social media would be counter-productive to maintaining a business relationship.

You find the real estate product first and then buyers second if you want to execute a subject-to purchase that you sell on terms.

The company specializes in complete gut-rehabs, but performs smaller tasks as well.

There are a few other attorneys in Dallas and Austin that specialize in this stuff too.

Under certain situations ("special circumstances") you can get around the 1-year rule, but you must have had the intention of living there for 1-year when the property was purchased.Unless it's clear that you have a special circumstance where you have to move after 90 days, I would recommend speaking with a good real estate attorney before deciding to sell.All that said, when you sell, the proceeds from the sale are generally used to pay off the loan -- if the sale proceeds don't cover the full loan amount, you'll need to provide the difference out-of-pocket.

But I guess its similar to all the other places in our world where productive dialogue needs to be regulated and imposed upon.I requested you to be a colleague, that way we can have unrestricted dialogue.

Both are highly regulated, and there are special rules for lead-based paint in residential buildings.