I'm not sure how the data helps or where you would get it for Texas, unless you have someone attend every auction.The trick is the auctions are mostly all held the same day and time....1st Tuesday of the month at 10am.Some counties have sales every month like Dallas and Harris county, but some are 1x a year or even 1x every 2-3 years as needed. 

Quote from @Theresa Harris: Do you have a picture of the kitchen? 

Hey @Joseph Harr, I am manually looking.

The courts are full of such lawsuits.Seeking professional advice from licensed professionals who are knowledgeable about the areas in question can be an extremely wise and very economical decision considering the alternatives.I was involved in a partnership where it was later discovered the major advantages of having a life insurance policy on each partner with the benefactors being the surviving partners.May your future be full of great success.

Rents at $1,500 and an income of $3,800 may be fine too as they can probably survive on $2,300.I've also had no concerns about a spouse who has a good work history moving into the area with only one spouse being employed.

@Jarrett Harris Check out http://www.millerlaundry.com/ in Alsip.

The lawyers had a field day but 5 years later I survived with paying only $5k out of the LLC's pocket and learned a lot in the process.

I funded many turnkey operators A and D's  to the tune of 60 to 80 a month.... the business has evolved in those days it was the rate and term cash out refi that was hot.in 08 when financing dried up the TK operators that survived learned to court the SDRIA buyer hard core.. now in the last 2 to 3 years financing has come back with 20 to 30% down.. so here we are again.. its not like 2001 when I started were folks got into these deals with no money and took money out on the refi.. but I think most of the tk operators today have stepped up their game and asset class. but its still the same business.. you have west coast marketing companies that own no property aligning with folks like you who need sales volume so you hire them like RE brokers.

Hello Hirshal,My name is Gary Harris and I live in Northern NJ.  

Contact me if you need further clarification these....The part about being familiar with the state law in PA for tax sales is good advice, but then it is followed with info that is probably not good advice for the tax deed sale in PA - because there are tax deed sales in PA where the non-government liens also survive the tax deed sale.