We still do spontaneous giving as well, but just like planning a weekly exercise routine keeps our muscles strong and growing, I think having a plan for giving keeps our generosity attitude and practices strong and growing.What has your experience been with giving and generosity?

While this may an interesting mental exercise to go through, my opinion is this would be a foolish thing to actually do. 

Even if my offer isn't accepted or things don't work out for other reasons it's been a good exercise, as a newbie, trying to assess the costs and potential returns of the two different options.

A property does not usually hit the email blast phase until it's been picked over by others in your areas, so most of the time it will not be a deal....But if you get in the habit of looking at all of them and analyzing a few per day, it's a great exercise to sharpen your skill AND get to know the area.

It’s possible there would be some orphaned systems.Here's a link to a sample of a lease contract, including terms of default (note that this is an old contract from a company that is no longer leasing, and every company will have their own contract of course): http://nitnelav.com/SunPowerLeaseSample.pdf

Perhaps you should start a new thread“Help-Exercising tax sale redemption rights in Texas”.

Might be an interesting exercise for someone here to call around and find out who is cheapest. 

Hi @James WoottonI know exactly what you are looking for.You can get a free sample cover letter/mailer template for sending cash offers by visiting the "forms" menu @ offers2owners.There is a SFR version and a land version. 

But much of it does not require a license, such as tile, carpet, baseboards, etc.Where can I find a sample agreement that would work in this scenario?

If renter fails to make the interest payment the lean holder could exercise their right to the property and take the title back.I'm sure there are other benefits or possibly disadvantages to attempting to do this.