I create a file by typing in the info on the ezLandlordForms.com website, and also request credit info through them as well.As to some tenants not having bank accounts, according to some surveys, a good portion of the low income population either does not have, or does not qualify for a bank account.

Live there and rent out the rooms and give your family a portion rents to them.

To locate filing for death certificates your local county vital statistics department should have it or go to this webpage: http://www.dshs.state.tx.us/vs/reqproc/deathcert.s...For more information on transferring property after death and avoiding probate court study this webpage as well: https://texaslawhelp.org/article/transferring-prop...The dead-end your hitting you should consider it as taking baby steps.Good luck..

It was on MLS as well and honestly, I think a big portion of our numbers was due to the acceleration of the market and having got in the house when we did.

My tenants all work and have to pay a portion of their rent which is anywhere from $45 to $380, depending on their family size, their income, etc.I've only had 1 section 8 tenant that did not stay over an additional year. 

I knew that was low but didn’t care because they would loan up to 75% and that was plenty after putting 25% down.The rehab portion was originally $60,000 but we went over budget and had to get another $12,000 from them.

Not all of it, but a good portion of it. 

Focus is vital here. 

I'm planning to execute the BRRRR strategy on either SFR or duplexes and was looking for some help on how to properly structure and get clarity on the sourcing of the initial financing and cash-out refi portion of the deal. 

Not sure how viable this is, or if I'm missing a vital piece of information.