I know it varies on the legalities state by state, but how many of you earn a little bit on your deposits by placing them in a brokerage account?

i think if investors BEFORE they bought properties that require  medium to heavy managment they should definetly sort out their style of management and sourcefrom what i reading is people are basically tired of bad tenants and other minor thing such as up keep.but if u did a bit of footwork and got yourself some good solid tenants that are trustworthy and would treat your property nice i dont see a problem.. having a residental rent collector and your good tenants and your own contracted mainence is pretty much it..good footwork is always valuable all the time ..people need rental homes just as much as people need owned homes

Do not rely on it for legal advice.

I’m trying to go about this the right way but I feel based of of the things she’s said that my next step is to get some legal advise but I can’t get a lawyer to return my calls.. what should I do??

All my unit required was paint and cleaning.Loss of use was not covered under my renters policy since the unit was not occupied at the time of the fire and I had it under contract to sell.I was wondering if the association, owners, insurance company, or restoration company were liable for the excessive repair time?

How do I put a property under contract that is on the mls?

So been digging through the forms and contracts to find a Texas specific rental agreement with no luck.

This is not a legal opinion just a personal one. 

If that doesn't work then contract your local agent or property management company and see if they have any recommendations for you.

The exact nature of your legal situation will depend on many facts not known to me at this time.