It’s worth every penny.A few other pointers:Always verify ID and match it to the applicant's selfie or lease signature.Call employers directly using public numbers (not what they write on the app).Set clear screening criteria and stick to it.Make sure you understand Texas landlord-tenant law — the Texas State Law Library is a great free resource.Networking: You’ll find active investor meetups around DFW through BiggerPockets, Facebook groups, or places like the Fort Worth Real Estate Investor Network.

I found one through Shinners & Cook PC, not just for eviction purposes, but other real estate related services.

I mean just look at the Obama library fiasco.

It’s a beauty. over 100 years old. very nice community. grocery store, library, sheriff station nearby.

Usually I'd tell folks newer to real estate investing to start to educate themselves through websites likes this and its family of books and podcast, other real estate podcast, books at the library, and local meetups.

The city just poured some cash into remodeling that library across the street and new commercial rehabbed spaces are available at discounted rents for new startups.

What are you hoping to get from a paid mentorship you can't get for free on websites like this and its family of podcast, your library, and local meetups?

If I were in your position I'd spend the next 12-24 months educating myself through websites likes this and its family of books and podcast, other real estate podcast, books at the library, and local meetups.

I did once have to login w/ a PC vs phone to change an account which was a bit annoying but found support responsive.  

All the knowledge is already on the internet and at your library for free.