Daring Greatly" by Brené Brown: Brown delves into the power of vulnerability and how it can lead to greater creativity, productivity, and meaningful relationships.Given that you've read several books on multi-family management and acquisitions, you might already have a foundation in property management.

The biggest bummer is the number of bedrooms on the septic but dare I say that should have been included in your due diligence. 

One more thing, I have notices some post the say things like, " that's a D area, or C" I'm assuming the A, B, C, and D are ratings for areas.

Builder C has left the entire Austin area as a whole and sold all their remaining lots to Builder D (through a sweetheart deal due to because the sales managers for both C and D are married).

I wouldn't dare win a bid and not pay up!

Hey Michael,According to Airbnb.com/aircoverHost damage protection covers you for:Damage to your home, furnishings, valuables, or belongings caused by guests (or their invitees)Of course acts of G-d are not covered, but if a guest starts a fire, it is covered. 

Its about protecting customersGet multiple estimates, multiple.FWIW as a business owner ALL aspects have to be managed and dare I say micromanaged at least until a trustworthy team is built.Run your comps really tight and underwrite conservatively.Trust but VERIFY everything.Really know your market.Flipping can be lucrative but drought with pitfalls.I wish you all the best!

I dare one person to say they think houses will be cheaper in 20 or 30 years. in a sleepy neighbor of very slow appreciation outside Minneapolis my my mother’s house has gone from $25k to $400k in 40 years.

Those deals are so good that I dare not say more on this forum or I might get accused of something else. :-)

And to ANYONE that dares telling me "But I got a deal in the first week driving for dollars", I will say OK.