I've looked up statistics and data but am just curious what people from that area think.

maybe just set it up so that equal amounts are invested, then once that point has been reached ......when one has nothing left, the other partner gets a better return on his investment.

Additionally, no trampolines, pools, satellite dishes, TV antennas, air conditioners, spas, swing sets, or other similar features shall be added to the Premises by Tenant unless express written permission is given by Landlord, which permission may be granted or withheld in Landlord’s sole and absolute discretion.

You can set up keyword alerts for your area so you get notified when someone posts about it. 

@Aadejoke JagunnaNot gonna try and give a lot of advice here do to the fact I am still new to the game as well and I do not live in TX.I just recently purchased and rehabbed my first property and one thing I wish I had done prior to buying was looked into setting up an LLC.

I have been investing a lot of time lately in research but most of the data I find is dated.Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Any interruption of Tenant’s use and enjoyment of such appliances shall not constitute “constructive eviction,” nor form the basis for any defense, set-off or counter claim by Tenant.Tenant agrees to pay as additional rent an amount of no less than $200 per visit or the actual cost of service invoiced by a third party plus $50, whichever is greater, if a tenant-initiated service visit is performed and the request is deemed to be frivolous or without merit.Charges for service/repairs performed where the tenant has been determined to be liable/at-fault for such charges by [Landlord/PM] shall be due and payable in full upon the next rent due date as additional rent.No smoking is permitted on the premises, including outdoors within the property's limits.

Just be aware of the market condition when you set your expectations about future rents.

It's important to listen to your intuition (gut feeling or spidey-sense too), but back up your decisions with real data.

But with the VRBO renters, it doesn't appear that I have that sort of flexibility to write in the utility contingency.I'm considering putting in a NEST thermostat in the house and a remote pool pump monitor so I can keep an eye on where renters have set the temps?