Originally posted by @John Knisely:Hey Phil, typically no PMI is "baked" into the actual rate of the 30 year loan.

They present their social media followers with a series of curated options for a specific area of each house, and their channels vote to decide on a lot of the finishes of the home - paint colors, carpets, door knobs, light/lamps, kitchen layout, etc, etc.The social media houses aren't especially lucrative, as they only do about 2 per year.

Originally posted by @Cody Evans:@Armand FarrokhI sent you a PM but just reread your post about sharing buyers if they don't meet criteria.

Originally posted by @Ayo O.

Originally posted by @Deanna McCormick:Text is not legal communication for proper notice regarding rentals.It's a good way to remind people. might work out for late rent reminders for you.. but if it get's beyond that.. paper trail.. and emails.. don't count either.. 

Awhile back I was watching a video series/course @Brandon Turner had done and was on the site...it was pretty comprehensive and saved your progress.

Originally posted by @Melvin List:@Chad R Holland Most Master policies are going to cover Hurricane and Wind but you need to look at the policy to make sure. 

Originally posted by @Maria McCreless:@Antoine Martel, either or both? 

Originally posted by @Nicole DeGabriel:Hey It is up for auction. 

Originally posted by @Merv Screeton:A 30 year loan will give you more breathing room and you still have the option of paying it off in 15 years.Very valid point, especially if things go south in Austin.