What I don't know are a few very important pieces that are holding me back from purchasing.Am I supposed to hire a title searcher to do a current owner search on 150 properties that may or may not even end up being offered in the sale?

My main piece of advice would be not to rush into anything just to get your first deal.  

If you register on his monthly mentorship online training, he releases bits and pieces to you so you don't try to learn everything too fast.  

I sense some financial impropriety.The question I have for the community is: Is there a Texas law that allows for me to get an audit of the material and labor costs?

That you found out the City owns this piece of property and you want to find out if there's anyway you can acquire the property.

I'm lending at a 25% LTV on a piece of land in a high end neighborhood.

Ok, lets say I have a piece of land in mind that I would like to develop a few mid rise apartments and condos on.

Each one of you are a very important piece in making this community what it is.

OK Ralph,Thanks again for the new piece of information.

Also, you'll be sued, and audited if you're in this long enuff.