In the meantime, I'd like to find an investor-friendly broker to team up with.A bit about me- I currently have a full-time job and am in the process of completing a graduate degree.

I think the first step for me will be to start building a team (attorney, accountant, broker, etc.) and go from there.  

Add and attorney to your team, and for $100 dollars or so you may get a little bigger check.Or I would recommend you just move on and learn what "title issues" mean.

I can put you in touch with the Team Leader in your local office in Denton.  

@Marcus Walker  there are great flip opps in almost all major cities in the US today.my personal opinion is its more the team you put together than the area .However some jurisdictions are much tougher than others and some markets are not as good as others.. from personal experience.. 

If that never corrects, and I see that as an extremely difficult correction to occur unless and until money becomes more expensive and difficult to attain, rehabbers and flippers will be forced to vertically integrate and market to find their own deals unless they can team with wholesalers that sell with pricing using a long term view knowing they can not have repeat customers unless they leave enough meat on the bone for the rehabber/flipper to make a profit commensurate with the risk and financial investment involved. 

It takes time to build your team.

We have fully licensed and insured contractors, electricians, real estate agents, and public notaries on the team as well as third party association with reputable contractors for the areas where we need to outsource. 

Perhaps something we can include on a RE team ?

With the team we have in place that shouldn't be an issue.