I'm zoned for multi however my concern is that renters may shy away from the main home due to the apartment. 

Main interests of the company are ranching, oil, and approximately 26,000 acres in cultivation.

They are one of the main components in the changes we see in the housing industry, and will continue to be for years to come.

Our main focus area will be in Fort Worth, TX.

I am looking into NWI market to invest, mainly Hammond..not sure if right now is the good time to buy since NWI market seems to be hot as everyone is saying..If anyone knows an investor friendly realtor in the area please let me know..

I'm sure there are expenses they've been shouldering that you're getting a benefit from. 

But I have a question, when I search for homes with delinquent taxes where does that benefit the buyer?

Prior to passing, Mom had subdivided her original property into a front lot with the main house on it, and the back lot with her little "retirement cabin" on it. 

I am dealing with the same feelings you are, except, I've been reading for a few years =) My main focus is educating myself and working on my credit because I feel as though investors wouldn't take me serious if they see my credit was all over the place. 

Explain him benefit of owner finance based on his tax structure, since how long he own and what is his plan (Cash, 1031 exchange etc...)What are some questions that I should ask the seller during our meeting?