Hello everyone,I currently live in San Antonio, TX, working full-time active-duty in contracts administration for the United States Air Force.

(Wholesaling, owner financing, options etc) But it does take some money to do any type of strategy because you need money for marketing, administration, reserves etc.While you are building your "War Chest" there are things you can be doing that don;t cost money.

Without a partner with a vested interest, it could be a long, painful investment.

If the questions don't cause a bit of pain then you aren't asking the right ones.There are many ways to make more money.  

And MIP, I think, is also going to be there for the life of the loan.All home loans insured by the Federal Housing Administration require insurance to protect the lender — it’s just not the “private” kind.

They also require all smoke alarms to be hard-wired and linked so they all go off when one does (even the ones up/down stairs, which is a pain.).  

 I am currently working a 9-5 with a BA in Public Policy and Administration. 

I feel your pain.

I see the challenge with such a strategy is two-fold: standing and noticing.You need someone to file an initial petition for probate (or whatever it's called in LA) to get standing as executor, administrator or oersonal representative, or similar title.

DFW is experiencing expansion, not a bubble and it is simply growing pains in my opinion.