Thank God I know game and bought 8 housesThey are smartBut you got guys with 3 years experience writing booksI’m real dude!  

I was advised by a lawyer to not treat properties for ice and snow removal, per insurance requirements, since those events are considered "acts of God".

Sounds like an old wives tale (like real old).And those who say/believe it today, is because they were raised to fear God from an early age every time they didn’t shut the lights off in the house - as if it’s a cardinal sin or something.Change them to LEDs if you want to save the Earth and/or stop wasting your time being butthurt about it.

Thank God, I was with in the terms of the  contract to cancel the agreement and receive my earnest money deposit back.

Guess how many I've read about; "thank god I had a separate LLC for each and every property I own".

What a shame it has come to this and what a shame that you would post something like this.My words aren't necessary and everything for all to see is in the images.May God Bless you mate 🙏

If you have even a slight chance of winning the argument, that call from the board will likely put the fear of God in the property manager and he will cut you loose rather than face an investigation from the state.

Vs your OPINION of things as a slumlord that god forbid you ever have to fix or address anything, and all things are tenant faults. 

If your retirement fund is your only safety net, for the love of god, stick to something more stable than a C-class rental you've never seen.

Thank God for Texas.