DM me if interested - I can give you an intro and likely get you set up with a trial of his deal package. 

At least the trial won’t take long with you working, voting, and paying taxes in another state it won’t take long to prove you didn’t live there.

Hi all. Been lurking on here a little while and finally decided to sign up and participate, after finding myself suddenly in possession of a couple of SF residential lots in Greensboro, and am wondering if now is the ...

THEN approach a the lender and refinance your loan to cash out the added equity to recoup the initial investments and ideally some cash for you to repeat this process.It's worth noting, the bigger the deal you take on at first you will be going through trial by fire.

It simply takes some trial and error no matter what and you just have to expect that. 

You can set the expectations up front, that's helped me a lot with finding, screening, and getting the best fit for the house with other like-minded individuals that respect the house and each other.Also, another insurance policy is to give every roommate-tenant a 2-4 month lease to start as sort of a trial period to see how they fit in with the house, and if they aren't a fit, you can choose to not renew them and then replace them with someone that is a fit.

A little trial and error, and you should be alright.

The tax treatments in TX are likely favorable to you as investor, particularly because there's no state income tax, but there are likely other loopholes you can take advantage of with proper planning, so DIY on entity formation and tax structuring could be an expensive trial and error lesson. 

Many offer a free trial so you can just try it out and see. 

Everyone goes through the trial and error of their first deal at some point.