I know it's a lot of "it depends on the situation" type questions, but any guidance or clarity provided will be greatly appreciated.

I hope this brings clarity.

Thanks for bringing clarity to my responses.

It's time to reach out to the Texas Department of Insurance and file your own complaint but you will need to have more clarity in your letter to them.

I relayed questions to the seller about these items, and didn't really get complete answers back...including no clarity on the tax ID.

I was confused about my options, but now I have a bit more clarity. 

Immerse yourself in the wealth of information and inspiration from the BP community (I like the podcasts) and over time you'll find clarity around your vision and what resonates most with you.

For clarity, I figure conservatively for SFRs -- 2% annual increase in income, 3% for expenses and 1% for appreciation.

Then comes the contingency planning, how liquid is your money, and your exit strategy.Bringing clarity to what your goals are will make it super easy for you to make a decision.

If you are serious about flipping, talk to a mortgage broker to get some clarity about where you stand.