It is something that I will have to keep in mind and look into with the property that has caught my eye. 

If you're looking for rentability, check Spring Branch, Energy Corridor, Memorial, Heights, Sugarland, Pearland, Jersey Village, Montrose, Medical Center.

.), medical liens, mechanics liens, credit card judgments.You will be responsible for any unpaid property taxes or municipal fines associated with the property.If there are IRS or state tax liens they could have redemption rights (up to six months) on the property.NEVER buy a house from a homeowner in foreclosure, or bid on a house at auction, without getting a title report.

• Eyes-on-the-ground -- I'm out-of-state (and move frequently), so it helps to have a local.• Legal insulation -- They run the tenant interactions and contracts to make sure everything is handled properly, especially when issues arise.• Peace of mind -- No more tenant calls disrupting my nights or weekends. 

They have the 'Eagle Eye."

This is the kicker - if you're 8-5 working 40 hours a week this is going to be hard, if not impossible, to accomplish...much less in the eyes of the IRS.

There are a couple I have my eye on from the MLS but wondering if there are better ways to identify them for beginners! 

I am about two years into this RE journey and I'm eyeing my next project to be a historical home built in the 1880s.  

In the eyes of the Board of Realtors, if you buy the house quick cash and you don’t find the highest and best use of that property, you could be in violation.

May be it can be medical bill collection and they have good reason for it.