Doesn't matter what state you are in.

I think the whole state is limestone.

@Denise Evans If the heirs have not taken action to move the title into an estate, or to transfer to an heir, how is the state supposed to know the person is deceased? 

Hi everybody.I have a question on the tax/legal side here.Does an LLC created in the United States under the law of the U.S. and the any state, whose managers/members are foreign individuals, is subject to the FIRTPA withholding when selling a U.S. real estate property ?

And not only extend inspection period, as you noted, but also clearly state that further negotiation can be done based on any issues outlined in report.But overall, based on what you wrote, this sounds like a pretty reasonable seller.

They're inspecting nearly every home now post-bind because of the difficult insurance environment and ability to get off a risk (flat cancel) within a certain period of time (depending on the state) just after the policy was issued. 

While I've been doing research, I would appreciate a local's hands-on perspective on the state of the market and potential areas to target.

Have you looked into the state requirements to manage properties you do NOT own?

The seller stated that everything in the house was sold to me.  

You may know this already, but out-of-state investors are also sometimes surprised by Texas’ “high” property tax rate (but no personal income tax).