Their requirement was at least a $10,000 balance (which is about a years worth of rent).My documents (drivers license, bank statement) showed my out-of-state former address on them. 

I don't have any experience with evictions  (knock on the wood:-)But for the other issue, all you have to do is take a time during the week to go to City Hall with your prove of ownership  (deed or settlement papers, if just purchased) and drivers license.

Hi I just stumbled into this post I'm a brand new investor in Greenville, I think it's a great opportunity to invest in this area...I am a current truck driver but looking to do this investing full time..looking to meet more investors in the area.

In my experience, location is one of the biggest drivers.

When you buy a car, you know everyone from the salesman to the truck driver delivering bolts makes some money, and you're happy with the product for the price.

Im not a landlord (and after reading these forums, I never will be), but in my mind, keeping a tenant, one who is costing you money from negligent damage, even tho they pay their rent on time, is like me saying as a driver, I drive on the wrong side of the road and knock people's mail boxes down, but Im a good driver because I put gas in my car.

I would contract drivers to do the work in an area - paying them per approved property. 

The "Duplexes of Texas" builder has been the only fundamental driver in Buda. 

He said he put less than 10K into it and is renting to his drivers.

there are plenty of ways to cash out in your LLC but if you really need that specific agency debt and you need to switch it to your name then it really is not that hard your talking about a few hundred dollars more at title for them to do it my suggestion is BB&T like @Addam Driver said or somthing similar