Her not responding to an inquiry is irrelevant - she owns it.A little googling tells me adverse possession by a random person (i.e., someone with no legitimate claim on the property) is 10 years in TX.

I think the gentleman answered your questions very respectfully as well.Nowhere did you state that you spoke with an attorney and he just advised that you do as a local attorney would protect you better than any random internet poster.As far as the neighborhood purchases go...he asked that you be "cautious" and then advised why he thinks you might be jumping too quickly.

In todays market, its nearly impossible to get an appraiser in on the fraud because they are assigned randomly. 

Some random guy saying teach me everything & then when I do a deal I'll give you a cut is incredibly unappealing to a successful business person.

Ask for phone time if you can get it - when a random new buyer calls in you'll get the call. 

They took forever to pay us rent that was rightfully owed to us, over billed us for all of our maintenance fees, caused unnecessary damage to our homes, and they would randomly bill us for things that were never authorized.

I think I do have them somewhat afraid of what random crap I might throw away, but it is not good cause now I get accused of the crap they lose.

That is, start with a large number of randomly selected mortgages.

Your chances are very slim when you choose one startup at random, and that investment could be a pretty penny.

Commit to mastering certain processes and find a mentor in your office, you can call for random questions.