From where I was able to access the county website.

If you needed access to the equity you could refinance it or do a HELOC.

While the area doesn't have the same growth rate or potential as some other areas of the city (such as the I-35 corridor between San Antonio and Austin), it has some positive attributes that make it a good place for buy-and-hold investors.Shaenfield Place is less than a mile outside San Antonio's outer loop (1604), allowing easy access to one of the city's main thoroughfares. 

I look forward to seeing you around.There are a few self-contained guides that you can access here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/guidesAlerts can be really helpful too: http://www.biggerpockets.com/alerts

I developed this spreadsheet-style form with MS Access 2003, but you can do it with MS Excel or some other spreadsheet. 

They have placed a stipulation on their listings, and I quote "Seller will not allow interior access until an accepted offer is in place."

Its a non profit REIA that provides networking, education and access to mentors,partner programs and so much more. 

Its become a hip-urban nook with 3 very popular breweries, restaurants, cafe's and a bike shop within 1-2 blocks, 1/2 mile easy access to I25 (interstate) and right on the main tourist route.  

The quality of the sub-market....crime, schools, access to public transit, etc.

You will need to grant him access or authorize a family member/friend to pick up his stuff.