A number of people have asked this and if you use the search function, you can see replies to those posts. 

I can quickly create bank accounts for each property, the categories for tagging your transactions align perfectly with your Schedule E for taxes and I can do all of my tenant related functions like tenant vetting, lease creation and collecting deposits and rents.

It's unlikely they would as, if they did so, the property's title is clouded and they would have to wait for it to go through the courts before the sale was compelled.

Had me arrested trying to make me miss a court date when I fought them up to the supreme Court.

I know cost is a factor but think about overall functionality and does it do the 7-10 things you really need? 

While many will also create LLCs or other entities and perform other services, that is not their core function.

It’s a variable rate but the nice thing about using a Heloc is you can use it multiple times as it functions like revolving credit, ie similar to a credit card.

If they do NOT vacate, the eviction process in 36th District Court takes 90-120 days.So, if you were the seller, how would you react to this request from a buyer?

If you property is functionally obsolete like only has 1 bathroom, adding a bathroom would likely pencil out.  

The possibility of injunctive remedies in Texas courts should also be taken into account.