So basically the chance of them having illegal language in there is really slim because that would mean most PMs in the state of Texas using this form would be violating the law in some form. 

The remaining list is kind of slim.

But if you are operating on really slim margins, you might look into overall availability of properties and occupancy rates (always a good idea anyway).

From my past experience, when a homeowner is 90 days or more past due, chances of them getting current are slim.

Obviously 150 listings for 500 agents seems slim but I know that technically every agent is not a full time agent?

That said, the margins are super slim now in this area.

The margins for B&H investing in his market have gotten very slim.  

Yes, but the chances are pretty slim.

The likelihood of smaller investors like the ones on BP profiting hugely off of a 3 week event is slim.

Unfortunately, since you are gainfully employed and you own some properties; the likelihood of you being "judgement proof" are slim, but if you work with your assigned attorney and can bring some $$ to the negotiations, you may be able to get this settled.