Kind of embarrassing that I dont know this, and owning 6 rentals in DFW, but is texas a deficiency state?

I am sure you would also find those same kinds of houses in Miami as well.

It will get rid of all kinds of odors and it's cheap.Here's a link to the post I did for BP that has some other suggestions.http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2012/11/5/getting-rid-tough-odors/Sharon

To me, it seems like they should give some kind of notice, or at least I should have seen a contract when I bought the building and read that - but I didn't.

I takes all kinds as they say.

I need to find out the average costs associated with this type of business..As I said I am just kicking around this idea and wanted to get additional input and feedback from anyone who may or may not have experience in this type of venture.Commercial RE is not my Forte and the thought of trying to find a commercial tenant every 5 or so years is not that appealing to me so I Thought if I can turn the space into my own business that kind for the most part run itself it would be a win win situation.I welcome thoughts and or things I may have overlooked.p.s. this business venture assumes the area is good and there is not another similar business nearby.

However, TransUnion might be treating it kind of like a revolving account in which your "credit limit" was your original loan balance and your current balance is whatever you owe.

btw: I am not an employee of theirs, nor do I get any kind of referral anything either.

I wish Id done the 30 year....Id have twice the cash flow. oh well I guess there has to be some kind of learning curve and in the long run I will save some doughThanks guys for all your insight...this site is great.

If you don't mind me asking, what kind of properties do you have there and why did you choose the area?