You'd have to check Texas statutes, but deed delivery date could prevail, as opposed to recording date.

Comes up when a potential claim could arise (such as settling an estate before some statute of limitations runs) but the insurer is confident it will not.

Threats of a FH violation or other "source of income" statutes might cause duress to some.These programs demand equal access, yet they, in my experience, are unable and unwilling to meet the most basic requirements that other prospective Tenants do.

A lot of times a lawsuit is filed when the statute of limitations is approaching. 

Read the statute yourself, regarding the reinstatement.  

Some states specifically address wholesaling within their statutes; however, Michigan does not.

Check out local statutes to be sure you do what you need to do as a landlord, in MO we have to send a copy of a deed in the new owners name to the tenant, you don't want your case thrown out on a technicality if the tenant becomes a problem.

I believe NV was the first, or at least one of the first ataes to adopt LLC statutes and as they became known as a Nevada LLC.

Not all state's LLC statutes are created equally.

While I certainly do not claim to be intimately familiar with the licensing laws of all locales, I disagree with REI and Ohio.The statutes in the states I have operated did not preclude you from acting independently as a legitimate investor.