parties never divorced.. estate was never probated because it just was not something the family new about or worried about.. title could be for ever clouded.. so the chance of  someone coming back and making a claim is pretty slim to non.. but you have to pay cash get a great deal. and take on that small risk..

Lots of investors in the mix these days and pickin's are slim on MLS.  

There are a lot of people out there doing deals where margins are slim.

hey @Kyle Craven im starting my investing journey and will share my .02 so far looking around DFWi'd say it depends how you go about financing: if you go the conventional route, you'd have to find something on mls and hope 30k covers the down and closing. you'll prob get more market value so CF might be slim but id look at markets like south dallas, south/east garland, mesquite or further suburbs like cleburne, granbury, terrell, farmersville, etc. unfortunately, most will involve some rehabbing to get it rent ready though (so more $$). even condos are more 75k-100k (+ some rehab).if you're looking for more CF margin, you'd have to find an off-market or use a wholesaler. that usually means using a hard-money lender, but those fees add up fast and you gotta put down at least 10% the purchase price. but once again, it'd be a pretty severe flip so more rehabbing cost. have you consider house hacking?

Slim and none!

Profits to slim for me. 

My guess is if it is not already zoned in the Colony your chances for rezoning are slim. 

It's a slim volume and I recommend it for curious potential AirBnB-ers. ( http://getpaidforyourpad.com/ ) He emphasizes cleanliness very strongly, and recommends to inquire of local high end hotels if they have any housekeepers who would like to do some moonlighting.

The chances of an agent looking to preview a FSBO just for inventory knowlege is slim.

He thought the possibility of a ban would be slim to none.