You need to have business banking done and manage the financial affairs of the LLC.

@Julian Broyles with such low credit score and pending BK I would suggest that you get your financial affairs in order first before acquiring investment property. 

The re-platting process was tedious, slow, and filled with seemingly meaningless bureaucratic redundancies, but BECAUSE the land contained the basic necessities for frontage width and resulting lot size it was a fairly straightforward affair.IF you didn't have those two boxes checked for your particular area, you'd be looking at a much, much more tedious affair. 

Government-backed loan programs from the Department of Veterans Affairs or the Federal Housing Administration may offer financing options, but the property will need to meet standards for approval.

He has bought through this sale before but I never have, it sounded like it was just a straight purchase as opposed to a bidding affair but that is another thing I need to look into.Thank you again! 

Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs has a great guide on Assistance animals.

David Mintz, vice president of government affairs with the Texas Apartment Association, says he has been reaching out to the Texas Justice Court Training Center."

@Carlos CuencaDivision of community affairs a good place to start.

We are looking to manage the under the business and since he is still local, he would be considered the in-state "agent" (He is not a real estate agent, only a person in state to manage local affairs).

When someone is incapacitated for long periods of time, it is necessary for someone else to take over responsibility for their affairs.