For the record, i thiiiinnnkkkk dallas has a By-Right ADU policy now (you can build an ADU w/o city permission in a SF zone), but i'm pretty sure you still need to pull permits for plumbing and electrical. on the other hand, there are BOATLOADS of adus in south dallas, and nothing is permitted. haha. i read a local article saying only 17 ADU applications were submitted in all of 2020-2021. everyone seems to just be doing it anyway. so my question is, do i immediately walk away from these properties?

Great opportunities in multiple cities (Dallas, San Antonio, Austin, Houston, etc.)Hope this helps!

@Tish Bell Dallas TX has the listing of their properties whether they are sale, resale, or struck off under the website of http://www.lgbs.com/ Here you will go to property tax sales (original) box and then to Texas tax sales and then to tax sales property listings. 

Dallas

The area is an up and coming area near the Dallas Zoo.

I know you may say change brokers, but I live in a small town 35 miles south of Dallas, Tx (and there's just not a whole lot around here).

Anyone in Dallas looking to mentor or help me get started wholesaling/REIQuote from @Ismail Sogbaike: I don’t  have funds/capital but i have the time, the hunger, the determination and i can find the deal if needed.

I have a great sub network from Dallas to Austin to Houston that I plan on utilizing, while managing everything myself. 

Does anyone have any recommendations for lawyers who could open an LLC as well as provide any real estate advice needed down the road in the north Dallas area? 

Rebekah Bailey in the Dallas-Fort Worth area as my agent.