Being that San Angelo is so small, start off with the smaller local banks, versus huge corporations such as Wells Fargo or Bank of America.

Finance of America is one of those types of lenders.

Baby Boomers are leaving colder states for warmer ones, jobs are still available here in Texas, property values are still very competitive compared to the east and west coast and interest rate are still very manageable.Population growth in America is 1%, meaning America is growing at 3.2 million more people per year and Texas is still getting more than most states.  

I have a FHA loan pending with bank of America.

Additionally, Bank of America has a grant program right now, where you can get free money towards your downpayment, that’s what I’m doing! 

I have two Bank Of America cards that sometimes offer cash out for 4% then 0% APR for 18 months.

AvenueWest Managed Corporate Housing has 15 locations across North America that can manage your rentals and has spent the last 20 years building these business relationships.

What I see, is people all over America trying to invest in my backyard, so I haven't felt a need to look for greener pastures. 

Quote from @Kayela Sartain: No, it is not legal anywhere in the United States of America for your sewage to run out onto the ground.Your purchase process should have included an inspection of the property.

They are the world's 8th largest economy and banks all over Europe and even in the U.S. have large exposure (one reason Bank of America's stock took a nose dive).