Their offering price is often what the house would sell for.Look and verify at your own market to see if the numbers work out.Also, as a software professional, I can tell they store their passwords in clear text.

The only thing I've been able to find is this: https://www.bexar.org/438/Public-Information-Acces...Basically I'd like to know if I am in the right place of seeking info (contact info of administrators and also probate attorneys for the administrators, and some property info, etc...)Just in case if you didn't want to actually go on the website, let me copy and paste what it says:THE BEXAR COUNTYPUBLIC INFORMATION NETWORKThe Bexar County Public Information Network (BCPIN) is a system designed to allow clients to access and view public information stored in Bexar County's computer system.

@Ryan Beasley, The rise in Baby boomers downsizing, moving to assisted living, and then passing on with ultimately, many of their items from the estate being stored by the family, will continue to prevail in the years to come. 

It depends on the location, the age & condition of the structure and it's components, weather there are liens on the land records, if there has been work performed without the required permits & inspection approvals, are there zoning or health department issues, are there open code enforcement cases where violations have been cited, are there fines running, and if you are will take responsibility for that type of a project.

The water system for both units of the duplex is stored on one side, so one tenant would be responsible for handling water for both sides.

Bankers for each are in different departments and I approach each a little differently.Anyway, @william price is exactly right, especially about having a personal fin stmt.

I work full time in the Land Department at a major upstream Oil & Gas Company in Houston.

I've done deals where they put some other property underwater to come up with the down payment on the one we are buying.For a long while departing residence rental income needed to be associated with 25% equity, but that has gone away at the Agency level. 

One of our policies is to reward a resident at their lease anniversary with a gift card to a very large national retail store in our market.

Even though I return docs in minutes not days, they hire the 3rd party appraisal company and my agent couldn't get a call back from the insurance department for over 4 days after I was told they would call me.Just a warning for all.