This site does not appear to let you see the entity formation documents.A little more digging lead me to this site which looks more like what you are digging for: https://www.sos.state.tx.us/corp/sosda/index.shtml However, there appears to be a $1  charge for each search...Hope that helps you find the information you're looking for!

Co, unlike natural gas is odorless which makes it undetectable by smell.

The solution was to put in two large cisterns where the water could collect and receded naturally...which I found out caused the basement of house on the end of the block to collapse in on itself. 

Owner may live 2-12 more years..SO its a lease option, but I can't excersise the option until the owner passes.I am just checking to see if anyone has experience with a deal of this nature that I may learn from...

@Catherine Peters so a few thoughts. 1) to "mention" someone type the @ symbol followed by the first three letters of their name and a drop down list will appear with those that match.

We are a bunch of lawyers and, therefore, analytical and conservative by nature.  

And they have it classified as commercial, it appears, so I'm far from certain that Dodd-Frank, CFPB, and the like, would protect you the same as if it were residential. 

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Throw in a hiking/nature trail around the perimeter to get the county on board and you get the idea.

Appears to me they have found a way to grow a wholesale business.