My question for you is whether you are required to disclose your broker and licensed status in your advertising. 

Looking for a mortgage broker who can do a cash out refi on my rental property in TX.

My current broker who is also a property manager has specifically asked me to "try" to not bring him clients with multi's to manage. 

Working with a remote CPA who has experience in real estate is better than working with a local CPA who does not serve real estate investors.

Any local agents or brokers you guys can recommend?

Use process servers to serve notice to vacate.

There are plenty of brokers and plenty of ways to do things, you have to find what works for you.In my opinion there are 4 main ways to make it past the 80% + fail out rate:1) Pay huge amounts of money in marketing to pull in leads, buyers and sellers.2) Spend 17 hours (no kidding) a day calling, talking, asking, networking with people to get leads3) Ride the coattails of someone who is the "rainmaker" bringing you clients.

See if you can get some calls going to local brokers to get a better understanding of the market and the properties you will encounter.

Brokers and lenders will also put more time into helping you since you can show your multifamily 'street cred'.

Transactional brokers had low fees and not much else.