Will the banks loan me the money needed to get an investment property or will i potentially have to add personal funds to purchase? 

Greg thanks for your reply.

Here’s a short, helpful reply you can post:Sounds like you’re in a solid spot to start—low personal overhead and steady income is a great foundation.

The replies above are either out of state themselves, or from Columbus.

Thank you both for the replies. 

@Elizabeth Seiferth One of the most important things you can do is look at the past social media posts of a CPA you are considering and look at the content as well as the other professionals interacting and replying to what they have to say.If they are adding value with their messages and other professionals are concurring with what they have to say, that can indicate the level of service they will bring to you as their client in most instances.Speaking as a CPA who lives in the Midwest but works with clients nationally, I can definitely say that the physical location of your CPA has minimal bearing over their jurisdictional knowledge.  

CrowdStreet, SyndicationPro)    D) Sharing an Excel or Google Sheets financial model     E) Phone or video call walkthrough (no documents)    F) In-person meeting with printed materials (pen & paper)    G) Other (please reply with yours)Please vote by replying below with any combination of A, B, C, D, E, F, or G.

So, yeah, my question about the $7,000 or $12,000 and paying for the repairs holds.Since you're likely to reply with more incoherent nonsense, I won't be replying any more unless anyone has honest questions like the original poster and many of the other great people on this forum. 

Thanks for your reply!

As far as San Antonio goes, I’ve seen some great recommendations in the replies so far.