Of course your realtor can tell you if a prospective house is located in a MUD district, but if you like, you can also view a map of all MUD's in Texas on this website: https://www.tceq.texas.gov/gis... 

In this case, however, you did not lack prospects, which is what the photos generate.

Just make sure you set up your criteria to show to prospective tenants and than follow though with the screening.

You have taken either a holding deposit (he's not yet your tenant) or security deposit (he is already your tenant) with the the intent the prospective tenant will begin the tenancy on March 1.

All you have to do is be patient, provide a good product, marekt it well online with great pictures, communicate to prospective tenants about great customer service and the good tenants will come and stay!

I wish I was joking but I'm very serious this particular hedge fund has said to my source a Certain CEO of a very well known Real Estate Firm that they were schedule to unload 150 Of their properties in late August but now has already started unloading them.

This is where you want to have firm criteria that you can apply across the board to make it more standardized so you don't run the risk of violating fair housing laws.

Even given the prospects of possible appreciation, we have decided to stick with the fundamentals and invest in areas 1-2 hours outside Toronto where the values of homes have only been slightly affected, if at all.

@Gaemer Gutierrez I own a PM firm and we do attach our vendor receipts to our owners portal.

@Lydia YooI don't know if this is in accordance with BP policy, but can you post the name of the attorney / firm?