I'd then alphabetize the addresses, and get rid of anything that has an address of 0 or no numbered address, these are likely also vacant lots. 

I live in Oak Ridge and have been toying with buying more of the alphabet houses for rentals.

Then filter the list alphabetically, scrub the list or any non LLC’s or single time purchasers. 

It is a complex alphabet soup.UBIT tax on UDFI is paid from the IRA. 

Again, I'm sure these questions to the more advanced investors are probably similar to explaining to a first-grader what letter comes next in the alphabet, so I appreciate all of those willing to help.

you can find a whole list here.https://www.texasrealestate.com/about-us/local-associations/alphabetical-list/

@Bryan Hancock   Sorry Bryan your Quote of Jillian Sodoti  were the last sentence states some alphabet soup entity is going to sue to stop something , so was just curious what that was or if its relevant. 

You have to read through this alphabet soup and figure out the details.

Most of the alphabet style homes were built with a half basement/half crawl, with a 2' tall CMU block wall separating the areas.

When you click on it, all kinds of criteria comes up alphabetically, including DOM and CDOM.