Anything east of highway 75 (M-streets, Greenville and Lakewood areas) are mostly older SFRS, but many have been remolded.  

It is there to cover repairs, cleaning, outstanding utilities and other deficiencies when the tenant moves out.  

As we all know, I am now stuck with moving forward with conventional financing on my next purchase/s.The value of my holdings is well over $3M+, the outstanding debt is under $1M, so I have tons of equity and positive cash flow.I would love to continue this course of acquiring homes and building my holdings to a significant number.I am very happy with the investments I have, and realize that If I can triple this, it would provide fantastic income! 

For example, if you file for eviction but accept a partial payment after issuing the eviction notice the judge is likely to take that as proof that you made a payment plan with the tenant to pay their outstanding balance and deny the eviction. 3.

I'm wondering if a title search will show me all the outstanding liens.  

I paid off all of my outstanding Debts...yeah!!

That which we term a "deposit" is fully refundable with no strings, other than any outstanding premiums due at termination of the coverage.  

If I did not have title insurance, I would have had to pay off that outstanding debt or they would have foreclosed on my property.

He has an outstanding meet up in San Jose.

They are not held to anything else, unless they owe an outstanding bill to a vendor, but that usually has been addressed with the sixty daysI have my homes professionally inspected several times a year, because we (PM's) are not inspectors or general contractors.