If not feel free to call me and we can discuss this a little more in depth. 

In that effort, I have been referring to posts/blogs/podcasts here on BP, educating myself of the more objective aspects via city-data, talking to realtors, and contacting property managers.As investors, I'm sure, many understand that unfortunately, as a non-native, I am simply limited to the depth of the information provided on many of the sub parts in the cities that collectively make up the state of Texas.Moreover, sometimes numbers may look extremely good on paper, from an objective standpoint, but there are other factors that an out of towner wouldn't know about that would make the deal unattractive.

I'm usually pretty impressed with how in-depth their quickbooks knowledge is when they post here.

This is the first time on BP I've went relatively in depth about my business, the success I am currently having, and the trials and doubts I am struggling with.

Banks also require further depth and detail which can drag out the process along the way.

it seems impossible to get the kind of lists like you can in collin, tarrant and denton county. they all allow you to search online or go to the courthouse for more in depth information (wills, testaments etc). i try calling the probate office and i never get an answer, let me know how your experience in dallas county has been!

They may even be able to tell you the location of the leach field, depth, etc.

This one/two combo should help you achieve your goal here.Feel free to PM me if you want to discuss in more depth.

If they go from house to main I'd expect closer to $5k, maybe more depending on depth and distance.

The extent of the repairs will depend on the depth of the sewage.