I was just wondering what banks would think of my controlling the day-to-day of the property and a parter only being passively involved past the mortgage signature with no real skin in the game.

A whopping 4 years after being introduced to BP, I decided I needed to stop making excuses and jump into the real estate game. 

A “company” that wastes their marketing dollars mailing to houses where title transferred in the last three months and that appear to be active construction sites isn’t one I could see myself sitting down with.

You don't need a Texas LLC but do need to find a few good title companies that work with investors. 

In the Temple area I know of two investors that lost fairly badly at that game; due to low demand.Yes, to renting to students and yes, to your smart observation to keep all markets available.

Good Evening all!I am a realtor and I normally deal with buyers and it’s worked for me so far. I am becoming more and more interested in flipping, investing and or even working with investors/developers. I was told to...

I have put my first wholesale deal together, so my question is do I take the signed contract to the title company to put the house under contract, or do I wait to get a end buyer to take the contracts to the title company?

As an alternative game you could also consider investing with a multifamily real estate syndicator, no work needed, and make something like 9% CoC and 15% IRR as an example. $50k - $100k can get you started with most.

@Brad Patterson Get a real estate attorney who handles closings and title work.

They have more skin in the game then you do.Make sure you get clear title.