@Rob Drum lease options to buy are not allowed in Texas, but Subject To or Wraps are allowed.

This attempt to drum up business should be in the classifieds section.

If it's a lot of paint, I would rent a drum sander and run over the spots a few times.

In the middle of nowhere.And instead of a composting toilet, think about digging a hole (deep) and putting a couple of 55 gallon drums (with leach line if needed).

I have a mortgage with NBC and will be using them more this year.If you'd like, I'd be happy to connect you with my buddy Mark who can give you quotes on DSCR loans, and connect you with Jody Shaw @ NBC who can help drum you up some quotes and tactics on getting a loan with them. 

I get that you’re trying to drum up business for your interior design services, but i’d recommend replying to other people‘s posts with helpful info, not spamming this forum with new posts that don’t introduce anything insightful.Finally, for folks reading this, I would add that there are amazing interior designers in places like Romania and Brazil and Sri Lanka who will do complete redesigns for you at very inexpensive prices.

My husband is prior service, and our last duty station was Drum. 

Quote from @Rob Drum: @Ryan Johnston A couple of questions worth asking..

The intrinsic value stays the same, but the value of the dollars used to purchase it are going down, meaning you need more of them to buy it.BiggerPockets does a great job of beating the drum for CashFlow and Appreciation, but what you're missing is two important factors.

You might have other options to explore to drum up liquidity (HELOC, Margin Loan, Policy Loan, etc) that can supplement your HYSA in the DP.