I plan to move back to Angelo and currently I live and work in the DFW area and not sure if a lender would qualify me to make a purchase this far from my job.

I avoid investors except for the few that understand and value my time.So while you think I make too much as a real estate agent, you don't begin to understand my job and the time and work done behind the scenes. 

I work a full time job in addition to my property management and I need to tighten up my management.Could anyone suggest some software that could help me do all the things a landlord does (inspections, receipts, finances) but keeping it  in one, tidy place?

Does anyone have any experience in finding good artists that can handle this type of job? 

Paul does a really good job at creating examples of how he got to where he is and provides us with a wealth of knowledge.

My full time job has a non traditional schedule and I have several days a week off which allows me enough time to be an effective agent even though I'm part time. 

The numbers associated with these are different for everyone.With bigger jobs, such as yours, I would need to utilize a team.

I will tell you, for the right job, Burke Builders was very professional and did a tremendous job.

In practically all cases the upside is higher than the pooled model if I do my job well.

So long as you've got good credit & income you should qualify for a loan.On top of that there are a couple exceptions that would allow you to get an FHA loan such as job relocation or family growth.