Vacancies are down to almost nothing and we are starting to accumulate a wait list. 

Are their listings detailed with good-quality photos?

"The bidding starts at <60% FMV>"4) After you get some bids on Sunday and the open house is over, you start going through the bidder list and calling everyone bu the highest bidder offering them to outbid the highest bidder.5) You repeat step #4 until you bid up the price as high as you can.6) Meet with highest bidder and take a non-refundable deposit (specify this as a "condition" of the bid auction). 7) Close.The idea here is if the highest bidder flakes out, you still have a list of other bidders, everyone just $500 or so lower than the highest bidder.

A cash out could very well be 50% to 70%, (or they may not do cash outs) depending on the lender so you'll need to ask and shop  around.Each property must be appraised and title insurance obtained on each, so you're not saving much in loan costs except they may close as one transaction, filing fees will be applied to  each property as well.

Saw one property listed in Dallas that looks like a match to your property (3/1, 2900 ft2) . . . is that the one you are looking at? 

The fact is that you have a list of requirements for renting from you, that you present to each applicant and marriage status is not on that list, supports your argument.

Are their listings detailed with good-quality photos?

I have a solid established buyers list in place through my years of networking and building my Instagram.First access to best deals in the marketplace.

Are there specific sites or processes to get into the list for  Fort Worth and McKinney to to list your property as a rental for section 8 tenants?

@Melvin List you are definitely a smart man.