Getting at it and creating a track record gives you the credibility you need. 

It's all a matter of public record.

However, when I read over some of Texas law I see this:1) S.A.F.E Act - Seller is required to be licensed (Residential Mortgage Loan Origination (RMLO) license from the Texas Department of Savings and Mortgage Lending when property is not seller's homestead and/or sale is not to family member.2) Also, I read that after 2005 Texas regulation changes - owner financing deal is recorded with county and a trustee has the deed instead of seller. 

No criminal record. 

But , man, if this had been recorded when I started with that credit line, it would have been 100% utilization and it would have given me major problems. 

Generally the borower should get a release of the note and also a release of the mortgage or deed of trust should be recorded in the land records. 

I would recommend using a service that provides rent receipts, customizable rent due email notifications, automatic late fees, and some kind of tracking or record keeping of these payments.

That's for my record keeping to know.I have found that online banks (Ally in specific) are pretty cool with opening multiple accounts for one owner. 

@Shanae WilliamsCall the recorder of deeds and/or tax assessors office at your local court house .

I have more time to travel now and have meet ups with fellow investors both old and experienced and new, seeking knowledge which I am more than happy to pass along whenever it can prove to be of benefit to others.