@Joshua Sayre, I am a big fan of the TX market and own a 200+ unit in Dallas and making a run at a 300+ unit deal to buy in the next 90 days.If you are just starting out I would strongly suggest you get very clear on what your investment strategy will be in buying properties in Texas.

I just did not see that as reasonable for a home of the price range to 1) sell quickly nor 2) command a strong sales price or get into a multiple offer bid off.

I did not want to replace the tubs, and the refinished tub looked much better than before.If you are using it on a higher end rental or on your personal residence, you may have higher expectations.Please note that you should definitely have a lot of air circulation (ventilation) in the room - the smell/fumes are quite strong. 

Not pointing fingers, but there are some in our area that have an online presence that is far from reality when you meet them in person.

Real estate doesn't function like a traditional job, where you setup meetings weeks in advance and invite everyone from the team to attend (regardless of whether their presence is needed or not).

@Ewan Tong  on the face this is fine and done every day.. and the LLC allows for uneven distributions.As Bill states though banks generally will want anyone with more than a 19% interest in the LLC to be on the loan and if a PG is required to PG.That said if your credit partner is strong enough then it should work fine.You may have to sweeten the pot a little for your credit and state side partner who I would think is going to run the show. 

I am their eyes and ears and they trust me implicitly to identify a strong property that they will love.

@Remington Lyman mentioned having the property inspected and I would strongly suggest you do so, by a qualified company.You mentioned good cash flow.

Funny thing is, the same question posed on stock market forums in inverse form would elicit a strong response where people would not touch real estate with a ten foot pole. 

When we send a notice of non-renewal, it is written by our attorneys so it contains very strong language about what happens if they aren't out by the deadline.