Lone Star Law is correct, but the exception is with an insured institutional lender as the title company has recourse with that lender as well.

I've been waiting to stack this FNMA guideline change on top of Oakland's new positive view of in-law units to put a very unique deal together (oh stars and moons, why do you make me wait prior to aligning?)

Think lottery winners, pro athletes, rock stars.

By Zillow's own assessment, they admit that their data is coming exclusively from assessed values:http://www.zillow.com/howto/DataCoverageZestimateA...This changed from about a year ago when they gave themselves 0 stars because of the lack of data.  

Good luck on your move and may you find many deals in the Lone Star State. 

They have a rating of F on Cleveland BBB with 14 complaints and a 0 star rating. 

@Mario Walker I would say the first thing you need to do once you star contemplating going out of state is to stop thinking of yourself as a "landlord" but rather as investor.

Thanks in advance Im looking for one where I can actually see their credit and not one that just ranks them 1 star to 5 stars

For now, please keep in mind that you should favorite any properties that you might see as a potential investment for yourself in the future, by simply clicking the star icon on the upper right-hand side.

I have recently come to the realization that my area may be prohibitively expensive unless the stars are aligned and I want to see if this could be a feasible option for long distance acquisition.