It sounds like it should almost be a natural thing.  

I don't mean to be stand offish, though @Hattie Dizmond might tell you it's in my nature to be, but money is not what you need now :)

It will just become second nature.

We hired a certified inspector for our small apartments(29 units) in Houston.

I would send a certified letter indicating either you want them to close or sign a release of their earnest money deposit.

Therefore, english isn't ''natural'' for me. but yeah, I have people (family) who will ''sponsor'' my loans with the bank.

There are no other legal proceedings which need to take place aside from preparing proper corporate documents to protect your LLC status.I advise you to consult your certified public accountant regarding the tax implications of forming an LLC.If you add further members to your LLC, you simply change your members by amendment with the Secretary of State.

At first I was only looking for properties with a concrete basement because of the natural disaster - tornado.

If the HOA declines, call and send a certified letter to the HOA attorney informing them of the situation, the HOA assuming responsibility for the repairs, the HOA declining to abide by code 8-211. 

There was some hype a couple years ago around the natural gas workers coming in, but that was really just the occasional home run you hit for 6 months.