On time payments, late fees, damages, pets, who lived there, dates, amount of rent, and the secret weapon only if they ask (would you rent to them again?)

One of them had two dogs and two cats and I know how hard it is to find a place that will accept 4 pets.

Think of all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

For example, until recently, the highest profit post-TDR use that I'd identified was establishing "Green Cemeteries," aka selling "$500 post holes" for the ashes of people and their pets, buried in biodegradable containers.

USAA is a good one - one branch only in San Antonio and any judgment would have to be domesticated in Texas to be enforced.

@NA Basor we bought a building 5 years ago where in the first few months of ownership we had not only one but TWO abductions, a fatal stabbing, a domestic violence incident, and a slip and fall on ice that caused a broken hip/ lawsuit that we lost.

Tenants can be very harsh on hardwood and laminate....moving furniture, pets claws and spills are generally not handled as well as they are with homeowners.

Does the government have any obligation to defend the people against all enemies, foreign and domestic?

.- Monthly Income = 3x monthly rent - No prior evictions - Tenant responsible for all utilities (Electric, Gas, Trash, Sewer and Water)- Pets might be allowed but evaluated on a case to case basis.

I've already had parties and unauthorized pets within the first 6 months (managed by Evolve).