Plus if the teller isn't doing their job, the tenant could have the ability to pry for personal information associated with my bank account.

It will also be a way of meeting real estate agents, and you may meet one you would like to work with.Also see if there is a local landlord association you can join.

Not from Texas, but some ideas might include joining the local REI Association, joining or hosting a meetup group to network and talk to people doing similar work and who love talking about it. 

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@Sophia Griffies  I work in a Registered Agents office and was speaking to my associate about forming a Series LLC when I purchase my 1st property.

That would solve the legal problems associated with wholesaling, but not necessary for house hacking. 

There's an additional layer of scrutiny, and cost associated with these projects. 

On the other hand, keep in mind that there are costs associated with maintaining an LLC (such as the $800 annual franchise tax in California).2.

The reason I asked is because there is debt associated with the business but no income anymore so it's 100% debt currently. thanks for the feedback! 

It seems like there's more fees involved with cash out because we have closing costs associated.