@Darrell Nance After you follow @Denise Evans instructions above, if you intend to sell the property, you need to file a quiet title action. 

If they do decide to call the number back they will get a message instructing them to go to the website and look at a video of the house.

When I deny someone because of credit, there's a form that I send them stating that they were denied and there's instructions for them on how to obtain a copy of their credit report.I also think it's a security risk to have people giving you their personal information right there in the open.

I followed the advice and did not really dig deep into it.This is the email I received from the escrow;"Because loan fees are being paid through escrow, we need a Financing form for each loan.Maximum interest rate is 10%, unless the Broker negotiating this loan will be paid and give instructions authorizing his DRE License number be on the Notes"

I did not like this feeling, so I called my bank and asked them if they had it, they did, but it had been "Held" awaiting further instructions from the sender.

A bit of ethics here folks, no stealing a deal, no contact with the owner/seller unless asked to do so and only to the instructions of the requestor.

All the instructors learned what they know about Real Estate Investing from the most expensive school out there, The School of Hard Knocks.

@Eric Frischit’s totally up to you to spend the $5k or not, but I do advise you this, whatever you choose to do, FOLLOW INSTRUCTION.

A quick Google search and I found this ordinance for STR in Austin:https://www.austintexas.gov/si...These instructions and link for applying for a permit:https://www.austintexas.gov/de...This email address for questions:[email protected] phone number for questions:512-974-9144

I'd encourage you to read the instructions of those forms to investigate whether or not they apply to you.