To wit:

To wit: I'm not familiar, I just know that "except for cash out refinances in Texas, where....

What you posted has some glaring issues, to wit clear a contradiction on prepayment: Borrower shall have the right to prepay all ([[[[but not a portion]]]]) of the indebtedness evidenced by this Note at any time,andThe principal amount of this Note may be prepaid, in whole [[[[or in part,]]]] at any time without penalty.Early payments and prepayment penalties are a HUGE part of where folks in the HML borrowing/lending space push back and forth, vying for advantage.

This may be a silly question but I am at my wits end here, especially after the way I was treated in court. 

To wit, Freddie will not go for a 7th financed investment property at all, meaning Fannie is the only game in town, and if there's something about your finances that Freddie would otherwise go for but Freddie would not (f. ex. 1 year of self employment tax returns), that means this would be a deal breaker.

Go  to the property with a witness that will be available to appear in court, Take pictures of every square inch of the property, repair anything you feel could be used against you in court.

We have also witnessed a pretty steady increase in rental prices as well as values over the last couple of years.San Antonio is also an easy city to predict what the market is doing as it historically always follows the other three major markets.Biggest thing to watch for is we have pockets that are spread out all over the city.

That may ease owners fear of you backing out on deal and leaving him wit a vacancy.

I found it through the MLS, but I just witnessed a three family on our same street go up for sale and the yard sign came down about a week later.  

I've been to a few, though have never purchased anything there, just sort of witnessed what happens.