In the event of a major problem, buyers should confirm the terms of the agreement to find out if they can receive their earnest money back.

Though these events are not the norm, some may prefer to be prepared. 

Hey Eric, I'm here in Houston and plan to be attending plenty of networking events in the coming months as well.

You can also check the BP events page; some of them do post on BP as well.

In the event the tenant is actually willing to sign a new agreement, the original should still be terminated in writing with current management and tenant both signing.You need to read your new management agreement and understand the terms.

One of their main sports fields is sort of across from our parking garages but the pedestrian access to our building is on a different street.

There is no way of protecting yourself in the event of a default.

Regardless - your point of networking is also strong, would love to connect, we (Easy Street Capital) are a BRRRR specialist lender in Austin and specialize in lending on BRRRR projects, and throw a lot of good meetups and events in the area. 

We are also open to renting short term in the event of a vacancy.  

Beyond the Monthly Management, Placement & Maintenance fees, all other fees in our contract are IF EVENT -> THEN fees.