Also, I see this is your first post: stay active on BP asking questions and responding when you can- visibility can help you get contacts and deals! 

We were told nobody knows when he will in office and he is retiring.We contacted the state office again and was told this complain was closed before we had the engineering inspection because the hurricane damage was not transferable on warranty and we didn’t get any notice for this status changed.This complain was reopened now and was asked us to send the mail the engineering inspection to state office again.Our concerns:1.

Staying active on the forums can help you learn and get contacts and deals.

I know a realtor elsewhere in TX who told me he has been contacted by realtors from San Antonio who are looking to buy rental properties (for themselves, not clients) outside of SA. 

You say you've been pretty stagnant: connecting with other investors can help you keep moving forward and can even be the contacts that will bring you the next deal!

I will keep this contact  "Handy" and reach out to Rome to see if he will be a good fit for me.

Crestcore is a great company to contact in Memphis. 

Getting contacts for those who have the deals.

Tell him to have his lawyer contact your lawyer.

As a fellow newbie I suggest doing three things to help you move forward:1- listen to the podcasts- they help you learn information you wouldn't even think of searching for2- attend Real estate meetings: you never know which contact will help you get your first deal.3- stay active in the forums asking and responding so you can learn and be more visible to others.Good luck and don't give up!