I agree with most—if you're local and familiar with the property's history, self-managing could be a great option!

You do not need a court hearing to move forward.You can read my book to get more details, but you essentially have a couple options. 1.

The rent prices I was basing off of rent estimates I found on the web, so I'm not sure if that is a factor, but I can reassess.

One option is to buy the home and pay them out in installments rather than taking out a bank loan right away.

When you design with that in mind—an outdoor dining table on the deck to enjoy stunning views over dinner, a decked-out game room for in-house entertainment since they’ll be tucked away in the mountains, cozy nooks for reading or morning coffee, and a fire pit for late-night conversations under the stars—it enhances that experience and makes your property stand out.At the end of the day, people book based on how a space makes them feel, not just because it has a bed.

I actually keep a list our bookkeeping firm recommends based on firms/individuals we and our Clients have had good experiences with as well as I've personally had good experiences with.

So just weighing options when I do purchase in a month or so. 

Was hoping to get at least 115k based off what comps were.

I have been told to stay away from lease options in Texas.

The cash on cash return is only meaningful when you evaluate it based on your long term plans.