Typically you can find out the owners on that and then head to your local public records office and search the property by name to find out more information.

From what I have read, these numbers are both very high compared to most other states, but for properties like this in Texas, I think these numbers are typical.

In Seattle, I get a PAR report that tells me what curb cuts I need to do and other development requirements within 14-days.

Even if there is a personal guarantee on the duplex it shouldn't show up on your credit report.  

i'm not aware of any requirement in Michigan to file a tax return or do anything other then pay a basic $25 annual fee and file an annual report which basically indicates whether there are any changes to the LLC.  

If purchased at the right price, properties in the area can make great rentals, owner financed deals or even flipsIn towns such as Refugio, the typical buyer is going to utilize USDA financing for the 100% financing.  

His company typically takes title, mine handles the rehab, and we settle up at the end.I do handle listings through my brokerage, but I'm fortunate that I have a very low (or no) commission split with my broker, so that's not really a factor. 

That would certainly not be typical. 

I'm sure your $50k annual savings will increase over time as well, but this is just something to keep in mind.2)  The lenders I've dealt with typically only lend up until you have mortgages on 10 properties.  

Recourse lenders are typically your local, regional, national, and community banks.