I can give you the A to B and B to C that I have from The Harry Borders. 

Quote from @Theresa Harris: Are you still going to cash flow if you hold it and rent it? 

They are an investment property niche insurance provider I'm in Houston Harris county and Obie told me they aren't writing landlord policies in Houston anymore. 

There are others here who I'm sure can tell you a quicker way to get property address, but I can tell you that I recently researched a subdivision here in Houston and eventually got all the owners names and addresses as well as legal description by flipping back and forth between the harris county Tax assessors site, Harris County Appraisal District ...and possibly Houston area realtors...not sure if you have a comparable realtor's site in San Antonio. 

Using the 50% rule, your deal looks good:Price: 114,900Down: 28725 (25%)Closing: 3000Seller contribution (2%): -2298Total cash invested: 29427Gross Rent: 1545Expenses: 772NOI: 773 (8.1% CAP rate)Debt Service (4.5% over 30 years): 436Cash Flow: 336/month (13.6% Cash on Cash)Total ROI (incl mortgage paydown): 452/mo (18.2%)Obviously, you have to refine this by plugging in the real expenses as you figure them out, but at first glance it looks good.Hope this helps,-Harry

HI Barshay,What Harry said is correct.

Gerald Harris that has been my thought I just didn't want to get started and find out that taking the half payment was some kind of hang up.

You'll also need to factor in the cost of a City Planning Letter $350-$600, Tax Certificates $10-$100, and Harris County Clerk Filing Fees $65.

Jeff also hosts a monthly meet-up at Harry Hofbrau in West San Jose if you're interested in attending and potentially learning something from some veterans there. 

Thanks @Andre Harris!