I had a co-worker who would get a home warranty like American Home Shield etc and put hose on each of his rentals.  

The only service I know that does this is called Universal Credit Service, however, they require that I have my own office space, and that I do volume with them.  

try checking with your county's assessor's office to find out where the tax bill is sent and if that doesn't work try using a skip tracer.

Another way to think if it is every time you want to purchase something, be the loan officer for your personal bank account.

Not working a 9-5 office job making 17,000 a year.

Handyman workers are very independent types that don't do one thing in one area for long.Agree @James Wise .

Also, there is a plan to coordinate with the Attorney General’s office to use to Texas Nuisance Abatement Statute to prosecute repeat offenders.

I have been trying to work with the county code enforcement office and also the tax assessor's office to figure it out.

Throw enough money at the access problem and it can be solved, even with the federal government or the Corps of Engineers, which usually aren't that unreasonable out of the Little Rock Office. :) As to Brandon's mission:Topography is more of an issue, in rugged terrain it might be developed for some use, but what is the cost of curing the problem.

i havent  posted in a while now. but anyways i have an appointment tuesday with a loan officer to see what my options are to get my first rental property.