@Jay ShahTo enhance your real estate investing confidence, consider educating yourself with courses and books on deal analysis, property management, and house hacking.

I would do more research on YouTube university to analyze the property and then get familiar with your local area so you can be more confident with your numbers. 

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How do you engage with family offices, have you worked or represented any for real estate investment?

Running the numbers thoroughly will give you confidence that you’re making a wise investment.Leverage Local Knowledge: Partner with a real estate agent or broker who specializes in multi-family properties in Austin.

However, the forecasted growth suggests increasing confidence among investors returning to the market.

I am fairly confident that just the front unit alone will appraise to the sale price.Main problem I have right now is the legal issues with unpermitted units.

Engaging with residential buyers first is a wise approach before exploring investor options.

Always run title to check for any clouds, try not to gamble on super small tracts of land like this unless confident in own title searching capabilities.

I feel confident in property management, so I am ready to move to a different niche, what should my next step be?