You really have to be careful of everything you do to keep your butt covered.

The Texas Apartment Assciation lease that I use not only cuts down on my eviction time, but it also covers every nook and cranny of the Texas Property Code for my benefit.

I have joined recently,and have found this site to be '' explosive '' covering the very needed area's that are sometimes hard to gain acces to.

Im just checking last minute to be sure that I have covered my rump and that there is no law against this.

Cover all my closing costs?

That would impede on the basic rights of ownership.As Dave already stated (I'm finding myself saying that a lot today :D ), as long as their proceeds cover what they owe the lender, then no approval would be needed.

Clearly, I don't want the loans to get called by alerting the lenders to any change, but want to make sure that the property is covered, and that I am able to make a claim if something goes wrong.

Call several, get their written information, including a copy of the rental agreement they use, how they screen applicants, what kinds of background checks they do, if they evict tenants if necessary.)Originally posted by "ianternet":Since I just started with my investment property or soon, my lease will actual be renewed next month, which I assume is too late due to the fact that it may take 2 months for closing.Have you found an appropriate property yet?

Cover all my closing costs?

You see that I have allocated enough to cover the expenses including maintenance and upkeep, and insurance to make sure the asset is protected (can’t insure a stock, can you?)