@John Warren and @Jonathan Klemm thanks for the Mentions.The City rececntly terminated it's "Eazy Permit" process and replaced it with the "Express Permit" process.

A direct booking site still has to process a credit card payment.

Having gone through the process once, it's very clear how to keep growing for the next one :) Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

It would be walking through the whole process of finding and buying as well as setting up an LLC. 3 weekly calls for a year if wanted. 50/50 profit split up to 25k each. 

My investors usually close within a month but recently had someone doing a short sale so the process took two months just for them to agree on the sale amount with the bank.

To precisely assess each property's cash flow potential, a comprehensive financial analysis and due diligence process are necessary.In order to invest in Dallas, one should carry out extensive market research, establish connections with local investors, property managers, and real estate specialists; moreover, one should investigate financing alternatives, investigate possible investment properties, and give careful thought to property management.

I have never had any legal issues before so this is my first time going through this process.

It's also helpful to be prequalified and have all of your documents ready to go so that when you find something it is easy to put in an offer and there are no lags in the process.

The tenant is leaving in threeish weeks, thus I don't see the point in going through the eviction process since it usual takes 3-6 weeks to complete.

Learn the fundamental basics of the entire process including: researching/finding properties in your market, buying it, rehabbing it, selling it (all specific to your market).