Totally new to the process of buying property so please bear with me.

I'm a huge Chicago Bears fan, so if you have a property within walking distance of Soldier Field you let me know .... :)Anyone who is familiar with the Spokane Market please do get in touch.

When purchasing new property, one should have sufficient reserves on hand for anything that pops up during their first year of ownership.What someone "should have" done has no bearing on the situation now.

The best thing to do in situations like this is to simply grin and bear it.

For your title issue, there are two title agencies I've had good experience with from an investor's perspective.Erica Weichel, with http://www.mycoordinatorllc.com/Jason Seaver, with http://www.seavertitle.com/Please bear in mind that we are currently getting slammed with snow and cold to the extent that most schools and many businesses will be closed Monday (over a foot of snow, and Monday's low here is supposed to be -12F).

When making such a large move from a booming Memphis market to anywhere be sure you see the fruit that someone bears before you count them as a mentor.

Bear in mind budgets. 

Other Delaware markets I have been looking into are Newark and Bear.

Also you have to remember that there is no state income tax here and that helps offset higher rental prices if the market bears this ability.Also Places in Texas are some of the only in the country that you can buy a home under $200k that is less then 10 years old and it will produce positive Cashflow and still go up in value.. that to me makes the tax issue non existent because it is consumed in revenue I am not that familiar with San Antonio and Brad can probably answer specifics of what that market is doing, but I do know it’s a hot market just as Houston and DFW are for us and our clients we help find and manage homes for

I also heard that it helps with bears and moose you may encounter.