Would it make sense for me to approach him about doing a Warranty or Quit Claim deed to get him out of the mortgage and I take over the payments and ownership of the home and prevent him from foreclosure?

I completed a short sale on a property at 250k where the average home was 340k in golf course community.  

Closed in October 2013 at $152,000Over the next few years, I made some additions and repairs (new bedroom, bathroom, and extra kitchen in the basement), and now got two housemates - completely covered my mortgage payments.2015 rolls around and I start studying real estate a little bit more.

She claims to have direct access to a 100% LTV Bond Funding source.

I disagree completely that Houston will experience anything close to the population decline New Orleans saw after Katrina.

Should I do "Quit Claim" or "Clear Title?"

Additionally, most exemptions require some type of filing with federal or state securities regulators (or both) notifying them which exemption you are claiming - and giving them jurisdiction over you in case you do it wrong.

., completion of new constructions coming to markets with incentives for renters), and he expects rental price to stagnate or decline a little in the foreseeable future. 

One thing to consider is that you can only waive the property tax for your primary residence in Texas if claiming the 100% disability.

In fact, if insurance carriers found out that you are renting, you may run the risk of getting dropped from your policy or having a claim denied - see the AirBNB forum below:https://community.withairbnb.com/t5/forums/v3_1/fo...I am independent insurance agent serving Alabama and I'd be happy to help you navigate this process.