I foresee us being stopped dead in our tracks due to mutual insufficient credit scores in the near-future and the inability to perform a cash out.Any input would be much appreciated.

As every other post you have ever made on BP was to kiss the feet of pace.Real estate market is dead in southeast Texas.

This may be a dead end but the fact that he finally at least gave me some numbers shows me there is a glimmer of light at the end of the tunnel.

Deep enough that I suspect I will be dead before we get off the waitlist. 

If you're dead-set on OOS REI, then I'd suggest studying up on the books, articles, forum posts, videos, etc. on the subject, and talking with as many OOS investors as possible (ESPECIALLY inexperienced investors who tried OOS REI for one of their first deals).

The best way, if you're dead set on owning RE rentals, is to find a property in a good neighborhood that will attract GOOD tenants... from a wholesaler.

Now that she's dead her family has cut off the electricity and gas to the house. 

The other person never responded to me so she is dead to me, never give her my business.I found that asking your local network for a real estate minded cpa is the best way to go.

Scratches are more pronounced and deep in person than on the photos.

I keep hearing that STRs are dead and that Airbnb/Vrbo will be a bust, but I can't help but think that there are other factors that are somewhat contributing to this thought, such as people getting into the STR game not know what they are doing, defaults due to communities putting in heavy restrictions on STRs, etc.