You can request counties to send you property records under the FOIA and they will usually do so for a small fee, but the data is really huge (several hundred MBs) and messy (one large CSV with no formatting).

Getting started sooner rather than later would also be nice but location is now my main concern,  I am going to try and go to a meet in San Antonio as soon as possible to get some FaceTime with real investors.Side note my post above looks completely awful i tried to put it back to formatted but ended up just reposting the whole thing,  I will never post from mobile again.

From what I have read, banks would not loan to new LLC's without proof of income.Furthermore, I have inquired for a lawyer's assistance with LLC formation and he quoted me $2000 to $2,500 for professional fees.  

Therefore I will not opine on whether you can just try to use your existing documents for a new formation.  

Is it possible that below this section is ledge, a dome, or some other massive rock formation that "Seemed entirely stable"?  

None of this is set in stone because of all the variables that can play into the formation of these entities, which is why it's important to meet with an attorney who is experience in real estate investing to get advice based on your specific needs.To start with, I want a quick explanation of what the Series LLC actually is. 

I'm looking to personally generate some blog posts for my website and would like to hire someone to proofread them, format them into more reader-friendly formats, and do any SEO tweaking that's required.  

@Luis Rivera Are you able to contact your county where you got the list from and request it in Excel format?

I have bought well over 100 props without title insurance. although out your way i would not buy without   in our west coast markets title tends to be easier to track as its digital in format.  

I don't know anything about their meeting format but most REIAs will allow guests to come either free one time or for a small fee. https://www.meetup.com/HANDSONREI/