@Amanda C.

Other share (50%) was owned by owners sister until she passed a few years ago, at which point the attorney at that time was given a part of the stake by previous co-owner (this is still in question as there was no will documenting this )C.

Many MB and NMB banks don't finance fractured condos (the are Fannie Mae 'non-conforming') and those that do will look at combined value limits. for instance, 1st and 2nd mortgages (including a LOC if you can find one on NOO) will be 70% on a FNMA N-C fractured condo: 80K * 70% = 56K.

So walking into a title company isn't a sure thing either. http://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/Southlake-Title-C...

The neighborhoods are definitely in the C- area, however my other two properties are located in very similar areas. 

Here's his contact: Andrew C.

@Ryan SwansonI would go with option c that has been created yet. 

I put successful in quotes b/c I have not done anything more than check reviews and look at the occupancy calendars.Next step for me is to evaluate homes in those area.

James C.

BP won't let me post it here b/c it has my logo on it.