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Data Scope Disclosure — Required AcknowledgmentI acknowledge that BuildBase TX aggregates public construction intelligence from multiple sources — including TDLR TAS registrations, TDHCA LIHTC records, HUD data, and public financing records — and tracks qualifying commercial, institutional, industrial, and multi-family activity in Texas. I understand that private single-family homes, duplexes, and sub-$50,000 projects are statutorily exempt from TDLR TAS registration and may not appear from that source. I understand that project tags (LIHTC, HUD, PCF, etc.) are accurate when present, but their absence does not guarantee a project lacks that designation. I understand that project categories and classifications may not always match my expectations. I agree that absent tags, miscategorized projects, statutory data gaps, and business losses from reliance on Platform data are not grounds for a refund, credit, or payment dispute. Terms of Service

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