And if you are qualified as a GC then providing a real repair estimate would be a source of credibility that so many other wholesalers just don't have so I'd definately view that as a positive.

Most of my clients are in position to see an average over 5 years of 9%-12% ROI on cash flow and levered IRR's as high as 30% annually (this is bank financed homes with appreciation figured in with cash flows.)Many of my clients are in other markets including, Cleveland, NW Indiana, Detroit (I know,) Memphis, and Kansas city.

you're in a weak position with the FHA, but it's also a pretty simple one.

Thought it would be smart to reach out to the awesome community here and get some actionable feedback.I currently have about $50K cash that I’m willing to invest in RE.

@Tony Castronovo is correct about the due on sale clause; that's certainly something to be aware of.From a tax standpoint, though, you will be in the same position. 

What do you see as the most positive option for me?

Regrettably, you continue with personal attacks.If I understood your position - you're saying that AZ or any other state would simply honor the statute of the state where the Series LLC was formed, Texas in this case.

After you collect some booking data, you could always make the decision to re-position to strictly Corporate.  

Some will be total A holes and others will be super cool dudes and dudettes who have been in your exact shoes and will provide some intel.Limit the head looping and take action.

It's time for action, and before I take the leap I wanted to tap into the vast experience of this amazing community.